Typically, you can't improve blood supply as it is a function of anatomy, ie the way that part of the body is structured. Ensuring cardio vascular health can help of course. Not knowledgeable enough to answer the second part.
We're nearly as bad as the barrack room lawyers.
Thanks for taking the trouble to explain in detail. I see others 'liked' your reply. I can see the reason why Jonny is out for so long as physios have to do much work on joint rehabilitation to compensate. I really hope he can get his game back to where it was. With Neto, as you say let's hope it has just taken a while to properly heal. I do worry with him esp, if he gets crunched on that knee whether it will hold up? My overall concern with both these players is whether footballers who have had serious injuries are ever the same players they were before their injury? Thanks once again.
I take it that is tongue in cheek as their posts are better than a load of us making useless speculation about things we know nothing about?
..and the "expert" home virologists. Amazing how people you've known for years, who struggle with basic addition, had this deep knowledge of virus's they kept secret all along.We're nearly as bad as the barrack room lawyers.
I never cease to being amazed at the great wealth of knowledge to be found on the mix.
Jones was out due to a facial expression condition.
I think it's great we have doctors, lawyers, even architects on the Mix. Your contribution is greatly appreciated.
Well OK...maybe not the architects.
On that basis we could delete 90% of the Mix, particularly transfer speculation, views on Jeff and Scott's motivation etc. I and Bob just offered a little factual insight into the structure of a knee, no speculation.
Well I was an IT solutions Architect if that counts.
I can hardly wait. And add to that, RAN’s attacking ……he’s getting better and better at getting the ball into the box. I think it was 17 times in the Norwich game. Semedo on the right is also coming on strong …Trincao might take a bit longer.
He is in the same age range as Haaland and Mbappe, so that’s some company…but he could definitely be in the conversation in time.
It’s going to be beautiful. This, for me, is why it’s ultra important that Jeff gives Bruno the ability to build the base he wants to enable the forward players to really do their thing.
They may only be repeating what they've found online from the relevant experts but it is presumably accurate and certainly adds something to the discussion. Unlike say anti vaxxers who ignore all the experts and go with "a mate of a mate" or "that unknown guy on the Internet from America".
Quite agree. You think you’re getting carried away, but things like that thumping volley against Wet Spam, or the humiliation of both Vestegaard and the keeper at Southampton, and you stop to realise those are genuinely world class moments.
Jimenez has not (yet) got back to anywhere near his best which is always the concern when players return from serious injuries. It's always heartening when you any footballer come back after a year or so out. I was pleased to see Phil Jones back but I'll be delighted to see Jonny and Neto return as we need both of them imo. As well as the excitement there will be trepidation watching a Wolves side with Jimenez, Neto and Jonny in it; but perhaps we will have to wait till next season to see all 3 playing full games together again on the pitch?
He does have 30 year old legs...might be another reason for his play? He ran his socks off every match and hardly had a break before his injury. Maybe father time is catching up with him, too (besides the injury).
neto training again is a sight for sore eyes!
More optimism required here...!
Think it's unrealistic to expect Neto to reach the level as he was playing previously coming from a long term injury and without pre season, more realistic to expect next pre season where everyone starts at the same point to see if he can come back to the previous level.
I agree with this, but then I am a “glass is half empty person”.
