Libor Kozak

[PaulWinch again]

That's so sad, hope he gets better soon.

[frankmosswasmyuncle]

Bollocks

A "friend" told me in the summer he would be back round about New Year...
looks like it may be longer now....

[manic-road]

Bollocks

A "friend" told me in the summer he would be back round about New Year...
looks like it may be longer now....

Must have been a really bad break.

[OCD]

Lambert's revealed absolutely no details there so I don't know how anyone is able to put a timeline on his recovery. Not all operations need rehabilitation. It  just depends on what the details are.

[Toronto Villa]

He said they put another pin in. There's nothing good about putting in a pin.

[kippaxvilla2]

Poor bloke.  When I hear things like 'it just hasn't healed the way we thought it would' then its a big concern.   You start to wonder but I hope he returns soon.  If nothing else to stop us being reliant on one striker again.

[paulcomben]

More detail here: http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/aston-villa-striker-libor-kozak-7873791

The leg had not healed properly and Libor broke down in training, where he was up to the stage of running with the ball.  Then, the new pin had to be inserted. Get well soon.

[Clampy]

That's a shame. I was looking forward to seeing him come back soon because the bloke had goals in him.

[Dr Butler]

oh that is really sad news....get well soon Libor.

[Malandro]

What bad bloody luck

[OCD]

He said they put another pin in. There's nothing good about putting in a pin.

Yeah I didn't know that until I just went through the newspaper review on the site. Now I know the details I can understand the comments better. It is bad luck and it makes me question the surgeon who performed the original operation.

[mrastonvilla]

He said they put another pin in. There's nothing good about putting in a pin.

Yeah I didn't know that until I just went through the newspaper review on the site. Now I know the details I can understand the comments better. It is bad luck and it makes me question the surgeon who performed the original operation.

There are plenty of reasons for delayed healing after surgery most of which have nothing to do with the surgeon and are largely dependent upon the severity of the injury and overall damage to the bone and surrounding soft tissues or deviations from the normal healing process. Unfortunately, sometimes the only option is further surgery.

[Phil from the upper holte]

That's a right shitter of a blow, I like the guy, nice option to have. Hope he's back soon

[Toronto Villa]

He said they put another pin in. There's nothing good about putting in a pin.

Yeah I didn't know that until I just went through the newspaper review on the site. Now I know the details I can understand the comments better. It is bad luck and it makes me question the surgeon who performed the original operation.

bit harsh. It's hard to know what occurred especially considering he was thought to be pretty close to a return. It's just really tough luck.

[silhillvilla]

Poor lad. Get fit soon libor.