Author Topic: 10 - Jack Wilshere (Read 53915 times)

bomchicano · « **Reply #1275 on:** February 11, 2013, 01:17:08 AM »

Wilshere worry for Gunners

Arsenal are sweating over the fitness of Jack Wilshere who took a whack to his knee during the 1-0 win at Sunderland on Saturday.

Wilshere had to be replaced by Abou Diaby 50 minutes into the game after being on the receiving end of a heavy tackle and that sparked immediate fears he could be set for a spell on the sidelines.
The full extent of the damage has yet to be revealed but Wenger hinted after the game it is not that serious and he could be fit for next weekend's FA Cup clash with Blackburn.
However Wenger was unhappy with the treatment Wilshere received and has called on the referees to give him more protection.
When asked if he was happy with some of the tackles that were going in, Wenger said: "No, I wasn't, especially on Jack. I was a bit frustrated because I thought many times, Jack didn't get the free-kick he deserved.
"The referee let two or three things go that I thought were fouls on Jack. I want just the referee to give a foul when it's a foul. I don't want any special protection.
"The referee is not a bodyguard, he is just a referee and you want him just to give a foul when it's a foul."

TCP_13 · « **Reply #1276 on:** February 11, 2013, 09:23:30 PM »

Kata Wenger cederanya cuma 4-5 hari sih...
*crossingfingers*

gon2 · « **Reply #1277 on:** February 11, 2013, 11:35:58 PM »

cederanya masih belom jelas berapa hari. Moga2 aja bentar. Dan untungnya minggu ini "cuma" match FA Cup lawan blackburn di emirates.

TCP_13 · « **Reply #1278 on:** February 22, 2013, 04:35:21 AM »

Wilshere tentang kekecewaannya terhadap hasil melawan Munich dan bagaimana kelanjutan nasib Arsenal di UCL musim ini:

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"We’re disappointed," he told Arsenal Player. "We started the second half really well and it’s a shame that we couldn’t do that in the first half. We started the second half well, had a chance to make it 2-2, and then they went down the other end and made it 3-1 so it makes it difficult for us.

"We questioned ourselves in the first half and the first 10 minutes but we showed that when we step up and really play, we can. We just have to have a bit more self-belief. We’ve started games poorly over the last couple of months and we’ve been punished. If you start poorly against a team like that, you’re going to get punished."

Bayern will be firm favourites to finish the job in the Allianz Arena in two weeks' time but Wilshere is adamant that Arsenal have a chance of reaching the quarter-finals.

"It’s never over," he said. "We play for Arsenal, we can’t give things up at a big club like this. We’ve got a couple of weeks until the next game [against Bayern]. We need to recover, get a couple of wins in the Premier League and you never know what can happen.

"If we score an early goal and get another one, they’re up against it. We’re not 100 per cent out of it. It’s going to be difficult but we’re not out of it yet.

"We know that if we can take the game to them, we can score a couple of goals. You saw last year that AC Milan started to get worried [when Arsenal came back from 4-0 down to trail 4-3 on aggregate]. Bayern are a good team though. It will be difficult but we’ve got to believe."

gon2 · « **Reply #1279 on:** March 19, 2013, 07:55:41 AM »

Bad news for jacky

Jack Wilshere has been ruled out for six more weeks in a savage blow to Arsenal's top-four hopes, Goal.com can reveal.

The midfielder is facing an uphill battle to play again this season after his ankle injury was assessed by a specialist in Dubai last week and, then, again when he returned to the club.
Goal.com understands that Wilshere has been told he needs an enforced spell of rest that will keep him on the sidelines for a minimum of six more weeks, until at least the start of May.

Although there is a slim possibility that he could return for the last three Premier League fixtures and the end-of-season internationals, privately Arsenal do not expect their most influential player to feature again for club or country this season.

Arsene Wenger gave mixed messages on Wilshere’s condition last week, initially claiming that the 21-year-old had an inflamed left ankle, before admitting in a second media bulletin that he had problems with both his ankles.

Despite Wenger publicly playing down the problem, it is understood that the principal damage is to Wilshere’s right ankle, and that he is suffering a re-occurrence of the same injury that contributed to him missing 16 months of competitive football.

There are no plans at this stage for the midfielder to undergo a repeat of the surgery he had in September 2011 to repair a fracture to his right ankle, which had first been sustained in a pre-season friendly two months earlier. He later suffered heel and knee injuries and did not play competitive football again until October 27 of last year.

Wilshere sustained the latest injury to his right ankle against Tottenham in the north London derby 15 days ago and was sent to the warmth of Dubai for a week to rest.

The manager said England and Arsenal’s talisman had been withdrawn from action on the orders of a specialist amid fears he could suffer a stress fracture if he carried on playing.

Speaking as he ruled Wilshere out for up to four weeks ahead of the Champions League clash at Bayern Munich last week, Wenger said: “Maybe I overplayed him, but only in the last two games. It's difficult to rest him because he's a winner and when I ask how he feels, he says ‘perfect’. We do a regular scan and it showed bone bruising on the heel of his right foot.

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“He had some inflammation where he had the surgery and he has been compensating to protect his left ankle. Every month he has scans on both ankles, but he feels no pain.

“The last time we let him carry on and it turned into a stress fracture, which is why the specialist said we cannot take this gamble.”

Arsenal’s fears that Wilshere had suffered serious damage have been realised following the latest medical assessment and the player is not expected to feature in the forthcoming league fixtures against Reading, West Brom, Norwich, Everton, Fulham and Manchester United.

The club's top-four hopes remain on a knife-edge, despite a weekend in which their win at Swansea City and Tottenham's defeat to Fulham helped them narrow the gap on their north London rivals to four points with a game in hand.

Wilshere could be rushed back for the final matches of the campaign against QPR, Wigan Athletic and Newcastle United but that is believed to be unlikely at this stage.

Furthermore, there is little prospect of Wilshere being made available for England’s end-of-season friendlies. Roy Hodgson’s team play the Republic of Ireland at Wembley on May 29 before a glamour friendly in Brazil on June 2.

alonecrow · « **Reply #1280 on:** March 20, 2013, 08:23:42 PM »

Berita dari Goal.com itu ternyata hoax, langsung dibantah sama Arsenal:

“Nothing has changed in Jacks’ recovery, there’s no setback or further damage to his ankle and no concern about any long-term problems,” said an Arsenal spokesperson.

“Jack was told to rest and we are still on course for him to resume training and be available for selection for the home game against Reading.”

gon2 · « **Reply #1281 on:** March 20, 2013, 08:49:16 PM »

let's hope for the best aja deh...

gazebo · « **Reply #1282 on:** March 20, 2013, 11:18:24 PM »

Quote from: alonecrow on March 20, 2013, 08:23:42 PM

Berita dari Goal.com itu ternyata hoax, langsung dibantah sama Arsenal:

“Nothing has changed in Jacks’ recovery, there’s no setback or further damage to his ankle and no concern about any long-term problems,” said an Arsenal spokesperson.

“Jack was told to rest and we are still on course for him to resume training and be available for selection for the home game against Reading.”

klo masalah cedera, om AW selalu bilang baik2 aja
nyatanya yg udah2 jd lama sembuhnya
ini karena abis cedera diporsis terus maennya
ya walau bagus juga sih

mudah2an cepet sembuh aja
dan kali ini bener apa yg diomongin om AW
akhir bulan dah maen

gon2 · « **Reply #1283 on:** March 21, 2013, 02:44:46 AM »

Quote from: gazebo on March 20, 2013, 11:18:24 PM

Quote from: alonecrow on March 20, 2013, 08:23:42 PM
Berita dari Goal.com itu ternyata hoax, langsung dibantah sama Arsenal:

“Nothing has changed in Jacks’ recovery, there’s no setback or further damage to his ankle and no concern about any long-term problems,” said an Arsenal spokesperson.

“Jack was told to rest and we are still on course for him to resume training and be available for selection for the home game against Reading.”
klo masalah cedera, om AW selalu bilang baik2 aja
nyatanya yg udah2 jd lama sembuhnya
ini karena abis cedera diporsis terus maennya
ya walau bagus juga sih

mudah2an cepet sembuh aja
dan kali ini bener apa yg diomongin om AW
akhir bulan dah maen

Yah setuju sih. Berita resmi atau AW emang sering play down kalo soal injury. Ga tau sih itu on purpose ato emang salah diagnosa.

Tapi berita dari goal.com juga ga bisa dipercaya begitu aja sih. Makanya ane sih cuman bisa pasrah semoga si jack bisa tampil sesuai jadwal yang diberitakan arsenal.

alonecrow · « **Reply #1284 on:** March 21, 2013, 03:23:45 AM »

Soal bantahan itu, yang bilang bukan AW lho, tapi juru bicaranya Arsenal hehe
Tapi memang gak dirilis di website resmi sih, pernyataannya...

kaissa · « **Reply #1285 on:** March 23, 2013, 12:29:32 AM »

saya juga curiga akan lebih lama dari yang diprediksikan, biasanya begitu

soal goal.com saya udah lama ga percaya sama website satu ini

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