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  1. > Cristian Romero had to go off in the second half with a lower leg injury.
    >
    > After high-velocity contact with Kinsky, Romero’s knee fell into a valgus position, which brings concern for an MCL injury.
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    > In rare occasions, the ACL can be vulnerable, but is usually associated with an MCL injury. The best-case scenario would be a bone bruise or a low-grade MCL injury.
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    > Expected Recovery Times:
    > Grade 1 MCL: 1–3 weeks
    > Grade 2 MCL: 4–6 weeks
    > Grade 3 MCL: 8+ weeks
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    > Immediately after the challenge, Romero was palpating the inner side of his knee, where the MCL would be located.
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    > Hopefully, it’s just a low-grade injury, and we see him back on the pitch as soon as possible.

  2. Big_AngeBosstecoglou on

    Tore mine twice, second time was very similar to this playing football but it was someone’s knee, not their head lol

    If it’s an MCL tear that’s him done for the season regardless of grade

  3. Only cares about the world cup anyway, let’s do him and us a favour and just put him on a plane to the US now.

    Downvoted of course, keep defending players that are the reason we’re in this mess if you want. But I won’t.

  4. OkChocolate6944 on

    Don’t cry for me Argentina. I think those tears were ‘shit I’m gonna miss the world cup’ sad for him

  5. I did this a few weeks ago playing basketball. Knee buckled inwards, and MRI showed a high grade MCL, ACL and meniscus tear.

    If it’s just the MCL and not a rupture, he should be fine for the World Cup. If there’s any ACL involvement he’s screwed.

  6. Icarus_Has_Fallen on

    All of the hate he’s getting for being upset is CRAZY to me. I know our priority is staying afloat, but it’s possible for people to care about multiple things. Him being gutted that he’s probably missing the world cup doesn’t mean he’s not also feeling the spurs situation. You would be shattered too if the culmination of your sporting career was in jeopardy because of a stupid off the ball shove. Just as he can have multiple perspectives, we can as fans both expect more from him as our captain and feel for him as a human. Do better.

  7. Well rehabbing in championship division is a silver lining for him ..
    Him sitting on the bench for the rest of the season watching us play is going to be frustrating and entertaining

  8. PermissionGrouchy376 on

    Never heard of a club experience so many ACL and MCL, what is that now?

    – Dragusin
    – Kulu (???)
    – Maddison
    – Odobert
    – Romero

    An injury where usually a team gets one of these every 4-5 seasons and we’ve gotten 5 in a year and a half. Absolutely crazy stuff and probably a billion to 1 probability of happening.

  9. I would NOT be surprised if that was the last we’ve seen of him in a Spurs shirt. He won’t wanna come back and rattle that before the WC.

  10. It’s not even seeing a light at the end of the tunnel turning out to be an oncoming train anymore, it’s just lying on the tracks and getting torn to bits. Our luck has been incredible this year. We’ve been terrible but it’s just one thing after another.

    Also, the ref and Brobbey are a pair of cunts.

  11. ChocolateNo3997 on

    If this proves to the case, Spurs should sue the League if heads do not roll. This is utterly fucking disgraceful, and Spurs not being very good should not be a get out of jail card they get to use to look the other way and gaslight us into pretending this doesn’t matter. This is a culmination of season long refereeing that has actively contributed to damaging this club’s chances of remaining in this league, and is now leading to players being injured.

  12. Of course it is. Any innocuous collision where everyone else gets up fine is a major injury for us. Then, just as he’s on the cusp of returning, he’ll be injured again and need a further operation. Getting used to it now.

  13. Intelligent-Egg-4360 on

    Oh well who cares, crap defender and awful mentality. I am sure he will be fine for the World Cup only reason why he cried

  14. DescriptionIcy8833 on

    If he has – can he sure Bobbey for reckless behaviour in causing him to miss the World Cup? It’s not like it was even a challenge gone wrong – he just shoves him in the back. If that happened on the street and caused injury there would be a case to answer

  15. Routine_Economist885 on

    Fuck him. He leaves for another big contract in the summer either way. He doesn’t care about Spurs, only the World Cup.

  16. amcheesegoblin on

    My husband has done his mcl twice (first time was with a dislocated knee cap too) where it’s ruptured completely. He had more than a weeks off football. Looking more like 6 months if it is

  17. How is this not a varus injury if Kinsky head is hitting his knee from inside to out?

  18. wOwALLwAYSMEOw on

    Thank goodness, there won’t be any more matches with 10 players for the rest of the season.

  19. OkayEffectively on

    Honestly, the way this dude has been playing, we might be better off without him. He hasn’t looked like he gives a shit in a long time and those tears were for his place at the World Cup rather than our relegation fight.

    Danso’s time to shine.

  20. RobutNotRobot on

    This is all on a referee that refused to give a second yellow card when they were deserved. The type of challenges in that game were abysmal.

  21. I don’t think you walk off like that after you tear your MCL. So hopefully, this is a knee-jerk reaction.