The Gooner Forum

Theoperator wrote:Best of luck mate, hope all goes OK- you MAY well be able to get to watch those matches in the disabled area, might be worth asking the box office, especially as you are a season ticket holder you will almost certainly get some sort of precidence/ help for those matches. Theres quite a few disabled areas round the ground

BUT WTF- injury in Feb, op in Dec

Its not that long a wait round here I dont think

I intitaly did it in nov last year!!!! Serves me right for using the arsenal medical team (diaby says hi by the way)

I could email the box office but I've already sold my season ticket for the chavs game and my main concern is the travel up from bournemouth. I won't be able to drive and the train could be a nightmare on crutches and in pain. I'm a clumsy twat anyway so no doubt I'd end up breaking my other leg on the tube or something!

Oh ad thanks for the replies and help chaps

Best of luck with the surgery. My mate who I posted about earlier in the thread who was running round on a torn ACL for months had reconstructive surgery nearly 1 year ago. Was on crutches for a while but he seems to have recovered quite well, certainly no major setbacks and has been doing everything at the gym for about 6 months now.

All depends on the particular circumstances but doesn't always have to be a horror story at least...

Good luck Bournemouth - hope all goes well

Talk about a hex!!!!

goonertux wrote:Talk about a hex!!!!

Bournemouth, please can you start a thread "Anyone else scored a hat-trick against Bayern Munich?"

QuartzGooner wrote:

goonertux wrote:Talk about a hex!!!!

Bournemouth, please can you start a thread "Anyone else scored a hat-trick against Bayern Munich?"

as sorry as i feel for theo, at least he will be earning 100k a week for the next 6months and not at the mercy of the NHS

No

Good luck Bournemouth red

All the best B-Red (Can't believe that never took off)