Tyrone Mings

[paul_e]

Still on crutches 2 months post-injury is a bit grim.

It depends because I doubt he needs them all the time but if he's there for physio it would make sense to keep weight off it as much as possible between sessions.

If that's not the case and he's still reliant on them then it's a concern.

[Chris Smith]

Still on crutches 2 months post-injury is a bit grim.

Not at all. My son did his ACL at the end of last season. Due to NHS waiting times his op was probably around the same time as Tyrone’s and he’s been advised to use his crutches when he needs them and particularly post physio sessions. For a professional athlete as opposed to a Sunday morning hobbyist I imagine his regime is far more proscriptive.

[Brend'Watkins]

Still on crutches 2 months post-injury is a bit grim.

Not at all. My son did his ACL at the end of last season. Due to NHS waiting times his op was probably around the same time as Tyrone’s and he’s been advised to use his crutches when he needs them and particularly post physio sessions. For a professional athlete as opposed to a Sunday morning hobbyist I imagine his regime is far more proscriptive.

Thanks Chris, there's my 25 years of Sunday Morning football level of participation summed up in one word.  'hobbyist'. It's the truth too.

[Chris Smith]

Still on crutches 2 months post-injury is a bit grim.

Not at all. My son did his ACL at the end of last season. Due to NHS waiting times his op was probably around the same time as Tyrone’s and he’s been advised to use his crutches when he needs them and particularly post physio sessions. For a professional athlete as opposed to a Sunday morning hobbyist I imagine his regime is far more proscriptive.

Thanks Chris, there's my 25 years of Sunday Morning football level of participation summed up in one word.  'hobbyist'. It's the truth too.

Ha ha, mine too Bren.

[OCD]

I would imagine whoever he was seeing would be expecting him to have his crutches with him and it's better to have them and not need them than to not have them and wish you had them.

[AV84]

Maybe he just wanted to park near the doors.

[Villafirst]

Any updates on Tyrone's recovery, is he off crutches now? Ezri Konsa said in his England call-up press conference that Tyrone is out for the season. Looking at Emi Buendia walking freely you get the impression that he'll be back before the end of the season.

[Drummond]

He's put up a social media post saying he's going to provide an update later. Rumours abound that he's set to retire.

[dr.chekov]

No!!!!!

[VILLA MOLE]

I hope that is BS

[Risso]

Where is it posted, can't see anything on Twitter or Instagram?

[Edvard Remberg]

Insta story
His picture of his posture doesn't bode well

[Somniloquism]

He's put up a social media post saying he's going to provide an update later. Rumours abound that he's set to retire.

Where? There is nothing on his twatter account and one post on his instagram of him being carried off at Newcastle. As I don't have an Insta account, I can't see when posted or what message is showing next to it but I assume it is the same message as on his last twatter post.

[Drummond]

[Lastfootstamper]

I didn't realise I didn't follow him on Instagram. Dunno why, sure I used to. He's only got one post, the one of him being stretchered off. Is that normal for his account?