View Full Version : Official Site: FARID: GREEN LIGHT FOR LIGHT TRAINING
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03-12-2014, 05:00 PM
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Pretty Boy
03-12-2014, 05:02 PM
Great news.
Can't wait to have the big guy back.
frazeHFC
03-12-2014, 05:13 PM
Looking forward to seeing him and Malonga together up top, or even a trio with Cummings slightly deeper.
sleeping giant
03-12-2014, 05:16 PM
Good news.
Where's Cummings disappeared to ?
Sir David Gray
03-12-2014, 05:20 PM
Quite incredible to think that he's back in training barely 3 months after picking up an injury that in years gone by would have seen a player sidelined for the best part of a year.
Hope to see him back in the next couple of months. If he could make his return when Malonga will be away with Congo then that would be ideal.
Jonnyboy
03-12-2014, 05:22 PM
Quite incredible to think that he's back in training barely 3 months after picking up an injury that in years gone by would have seen a player sidelined for the best part of a year.
Hope to see him back in the next couple of months. If he could make his return when Malonga will be away with Congo then that would be ideal.
:agree:
emerald green
03-12-2014, 06:18 PM
Good news for Farid, the club, and the supporters. He will need a few games to get back fully up to speed once he is able to return to playing in the first team.
Hermit Crab
03-12-2014, 07:04 PM
Looks like the Derby will come too soon. Bugger.
Quite incredible to think that he's back in training barely 3 months after picking up an injury that in years gone by would have seen a player sidelined for the best part of a year.
Hope to see him back in the next couple of months. If he could make his return when Malonga will be away with Congo then that would be ideal.
Obviously surgery etc making huge improvements but with these shorter recovery times the loss of physical condition is minimised too so getting match fit is quicker too, it is a huge step forward for the modern player
How long then for first team come back - best case 2 weeks light training, 2 weeks full training, 2 weeks u20 games and then 1st team. So mid to end of Jan?
SMAXXA
03-12-2014, 10:28 PM
How long then for first team come back - best case 2 weeks light training, 2 weeks full training, 2 weeks u20 games and then 1st team. So mid to end of Jan?
Miles of I'm afraid, don't expect to see farid back in this context until February at the earliest and by that I suspect late feb. Again an example of everything that is positive about hibs right now and an example of how we have so much to look forward to when the big man is back. Him and do do do do will cause havok IMO
Miles of I'm afraid, don't expect to see farid back in this context until February at the earliest and by that I suspect late feb. Again an example of everything that is positive about hibs right now and an example of how we have so much to look forward to when the big man is back. Him and do do do do will cause havok IMO
IIRC when Killen did his Achilles at Pittodrie he didn't play much of a part for the remainder of the season. No point in rushing him back for the sake of short term.
Looking forward to getting him back fully fit and raring to go and his partnership with Dom!
Dav1986
04-12-2014, 07:04 AM
IIRC when Killen did his Achilles at Pittodrie he didn't play much of a part for the remainder of the season. No point in rushing him back for the sake of short term.
Looking forward to getting him back fully fit and raring to go and his partnership with Dom!
Did his injury not happen at the end of January though? So by time he would be ready to return to action it would've been may/June (going by how quickly farid's recovery is going?) So would be no point in trying to rush him back for a couple of games in may when most places would already have been decided?
Squealing pig
04-12-2014, 07:21 AM
He will have the championship running g scared for final push.
As long as he is back 100% fit for April and May assault on play offs, cup semi and cup final.
Northern Hibby
04-12-2014, 10:27 AM
As long as he is back 100% fit for April and May assault on play offs, cup semi and cup final.
Said with not a smiley in site :greengrin
southern hibby
04-12-2014, 03:43 PM
Did his injury not happen at the end of January though? So by time he would be ready to return to action it would've been may/June (going by how quickly farid's recovery is going?) So would be no point in trying to rush him back for a couple of games in may when most places would already have been decided?
Unless we have a cup final to win.
GGTTH
Pretty sure the surgery was new groundbreaking stuff which can reduce the recovery time.
Hermit Crab
04-12-2014, 04:26 PM
Pretty sure the surgery was new groundbreaking stuff which can reduce the recovery time.
What rank did you hear that on?? :wink:
EskbankHibby
04-12-2014, 04:29 PM
Pretty sure the surgery was new groundbreaking stuff which can reduce the recovery time.
Google 'Gordon MacKay internal brace'.
What rank did you hear that on?? :wink:
Thought it was on the official site IIRC
http://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/football/hibs/hibs-star-farid-el-alagui-i-thought-my-season-was-over-1-3623288
Mentions revolutionary operation.
snedzuk
05-12-2014, 09:38 AM
Looking forward to seeing him and Malonga together up top, or even a trio with Cummings slightly deeper.
Conjures up a slightly worrying picture but could just be my mind!
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