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Just now, Baldyman said:

Can’t believe we’ll have 3 out at the same time with ACL injuries ! Never even heard of an ACL until Gazza “pioneered “the injury and now it seems to be happening in droves !

That’s the physical demands of the modern game, fast, twists and turns, coupled with how hard the pitches are underneath.

As you state, used to be rare.

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30 minutes ago, Baldyman said:

Can’t believe we’ll have 3 out at the same time with ACL injuries ! Never even heard of an ACL until Gazza “pioneered “the injury and now it seems to be happening in droves !

Back in the day, I remember the 'ACL' being career ending.

Just goes to show how far medical research and equipment has developed.

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13 minutes ago, petehinton said:

I find it incredibly hard to believe he could’ve played the whole second half, the way he did, if it was a full cruciate tear like Rob/Weimann had. 
 

Quietly confident it’ll be a few months rather than a season ender. 
 

What a ‘replacement’ we have in Dickie though. 

You’d usually “pop-it” twisting and turning, or driving through the ball..but we will just have to wait and see. Fingers crossed.

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Piercy wrote at the weekend that Zak was seeing surgeon (specialist?) “next week”.

As he wrote that at the weekend I’m taking “next week” to be “this week”.  I imagine Nige will update us in tomorrow’s press conference if it has taken place.

Zak appeared on a Bristol City Foundation tweet yesterday, and looked in good spirits, so fingers crossed.

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I find the "Everyone wrote him off (except me!)" comments amusing, because a few of those posters have players they assured us would be the next big thing (Morrell anyone?) who aren't - it works both ways don't forget. You can't big up every young player and then pat yourself on the back when you're sometimes right!

I didn't write Zak off or think he was "League 1 at best" but I would have been more than happy to see him leave - I thought he was poor overall, and I definitely didn't think he'd become as good as he has

I'm happy to admit that, and at the time I don't think that's an unreasonable position to have taken based off the performances I saw and his position around the club (loans and cup games, basically).

Not everything has to be a "Look at how right I was" or "Look how stupid most of our fans" are thing, nor as black and white as they're either world beater or belong in L2. I thought Zak was a very average lower Championship players, or a good L1 one. I was very wrong on current evidence!

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