Routledge To Miss Barnsley Match


By Tyne-Talk
March 2 2010

Newcastle United's Wayne Routledge will remain sidelined for this weekend's game against Barnsley. The midfielder who missed last weekend's win over Watford due to a calf injury will be rested by manager Chris Hughton so not to aggravate it further. Hughton told Nufc.co.uk;

"We will be without Wayne, but the good news is that Peter Lovenkrands, Nicky Butt and Jose Enrique should all return.

However, we'll still also be without Shola Ameobi and Steven Taylor."

Bookmark or share this story with:

Routledge To Miss Barnsley Match
Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 02/03/2010 12:48
TyneTalk
TyneTalk
02/03/2010 12:48
What do you think? You can have your say by posting below.
If you do not already have an account Click here to Register.

Reply Quote Report
TOONTILLIDIE
TOONTILLIDIE
05/03/2010 07:53
He will be a big miss for us, the lad has done well since signing for us

http://magpieszone.files.wordpress.com/2007/07/micky-quinn.thumbnail.jpg

Reply Quote Report
MESSAGES->author
tunyc
06/03/2010 15:06
OK, this is what, three games? Four? Have we heard any explanation of what his injury is? I don't think you can describe something that sidelines a guy for a month as a "knock"...

Reply Quote Report
waffles
waffles
06/03/2010 23:34
Quote:
tunyc
OK, this is what, three games? Four? Have we heard any explanation of what his injury is? I don't think you can describe something that sidelines a guy for a month as a "knock"...


Calf injuries are rough because they make it nearly impossible to get any push with your leg. A pulled hamstring is hard to run on but you can at least get your foot off the ground without looking like you're going up stairs.

That said, your calf is also one of the hardest muscles to injure, so I'd like to know exactly what happened. The only thing I can think of is that it's a bone bruise, but all the ones I had were referred to by the joint rather than the muscle as they are caused by a jamming. It's something that wouldn't show up on an X-ray, but they would take an MRI if they suspected it. If it is a bone bruise, they tend to heal on their own after about 3-4 weeks, but they are extremely painful for those weeks.

/I was more injury prone than Michael Owen in my playing days. 2 cartalidge injuries in the knee (MCL and Medial Miniscus), a dislocated shoulder, bruised hip, and a sprained achillles.

Reply Quote Report
Goto: Forum List•Message List•Search• Log In
Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
We record all IP addresses on the Sportnetwork message boards which may be required by the authorities in case of defamatory or abusive comment. We seek to monitor the Message Boards at regular intervals. We do not associate Sportnetwork with any of the comments and do not take responsibility for any statements or opinions expressed on the Message Boards. If you have any cause for concern over any material posted here please let us know as soon as possible by e-mailing abuse@sportnetwork.net