Really important player for us, I think, and seemed to take a really sore one - was limping heavily. Anyone know if he is ok?
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22-10-2016 09:58 PM #1@hibs.net private member
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How is Keatings?
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22-10-2016 10:02 PM #2Coaching Staff
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He won't know for a few days.
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22-10-2016 10:05 PM #3Coaching Staff
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As per James keatings. Originally Posted by Andy74
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23-10-2016 07:02 AM #5@hibs.net private member
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Saw James on crutches with his leg strapped up when leaving the stadium.
He said he thought he'd done his medial ligament - but I don't suppose that'll be confirmed till later.
Hopefully not as serious as anticipated.
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23-10-2016 09:03 AM #6Coaching Staff
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Hope he's ok..didn't look good being carried off.
He's been in good form this season and has an impressive scoring ratio.
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23-10-2016 09:24 AM #7@hibs.net private member
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He's a good player finally getting a decent run in the team and things look to be working out for him. Hope he recovers and gets back in the team as soon as possible. Originally Posted by GreenCastle
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23-10-2016 10:15 AM #8@hibs.net private member
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Ouch. That doesn't sound good. Originally Posted by hibbybob
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How long are you out for medial damage? That isn't what far if had is it? Originally Posted by hibbybob
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23-10-2016 11:14 AM #10Coaching Staff
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It depends how serious a tear it is, but probably 6-8 weeks minimum I'd have thought. Originally Posted by PatHead
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I believe he's due to go for a scan tomorrow to find out.
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Good form this season I agree with, impressive scoring ratio, nah. He's scored one. Originally Posted by GreenCastle
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Not good. Hopefully nothing serious Originally Posted by Barney McGrew
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23-10-2016 12:27 PM #13Testimonial Due
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Hope it's nothing serious, Keatings is a good players, he is a better all round striker than JC ! He has a good football brain was just starting to show he can work well with Holt ! I thought last year that he was a better player to work with Stokes as well...
He links the game up well and his attitude seems to be spot on just now , confident as well ! Fingers crossed ...
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23-10-2016 01:42 PM #14Coaching Staff
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Hope he is ok ...... not scoring a lot, but his workrate and movement at least give defenders something to think about and that's always a handy thing to have.
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23-10-2016 01:56 PM #15Left by mutual consent!
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When Farid got injured we ended up bringing in Malonga. We certainly need another footballer alongside Holt. Hope Keatings is okay. Originally Posted by eastcoasthibby
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23-10-2016 08:22 PM #16@hibs.net private member
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When it was so obvious that he was in real pain, why did it take so long to get the help to take him off?
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23-10-2016 08:25 PM #17@hibs.net private member
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The ball was in play. Originally Posted by Seveno
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23-10-2016 08:44 PM #18@hibs.net private member
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Hmmm not so good. Hope he is ok.
I think that out of all the strikers, keats is the one that Lennon trusts the most in terms of carrying out instructions. Defending from the front, closing down etc
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I would rather have seen JC get his place back through pressure put on Keatings rather than because he is crocked.
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23-10-2016 09:10 PM #20Coaching Staff
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I think he either hurt himself when he did his knee slide celebrating his goal or straight after kick off when he scored the first challenge was when the injury occurred.
Didn't look good so except him to be out a few weeks.
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He has just tweeted that he has had his scan today and now looking forward to club event tonight re cup final movie. No mention of condition but those of you who are present tonight might have a better view based on first hand sight in limping!!
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24-10-2016 05:17 PM #24First Team Breakthrough
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4 to 6 weeks I heard hopefully scan says different Originally Posted by Col2
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I am talking about when play was stopped and he tried to leave the pitch with just the physio. Originally Posted by chlub Hibernian
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24-10-2016 11:33 PM #26First Team Regular
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He was using crutches at the DVD showing tonight.
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25-10-2016 02:03 AM #27First Team Breakthrough
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Not so good - just when he was starting to make his mark in the team and showing a bit of form. Hope he makes a speedy recovery. Originally Posted by villager
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Think his foot was all strapped up too Originally Posted by villager
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25-10-2016 12:00 PM #29@hibs.net private member
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Spoke to him last night and he was hoping to get the results last night or this morning. He isn't very confident it will be good news.
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25-10-2016 12:26 PM #30Testimonial Due
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That's a shame for Keatsy as he was starting to look good this season.
Although it is one area of the squad we have plenty strength in depth so lets hope JC, Holt and Graham step up the plate. May even be an opportunity for Insall to come back and fight for a place?
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