Boyler out of World Cup and the rest of the season.

[Bristolhibby]

If he needs an op he should be coming home now to have it and beginning his recovery.

Not staying out in Qatar for bants.

J

[Forza Fred]

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If he needs an op he should be coming home now to have it and beginning his recovery.

Not staying out in Qatar for bants.

J

Presume he doesn’t need an operation.

Not seen anything that has been published that says he needs an operation, and it certainly didn’t sound like he did before leaving when LJ said he hoped he’d have him available for at least one game prior to his leaving.

Assuming he doesn’t need an op, then he is in the best place now for his recovery, both physically and mentally.

The temporary role he now has will enable him to still be involved in the WC and cushion the blow, and physically the Socceroos are staying at the world renowned Aspire Sports Injuries centre in Doha, which as I say is one of the top Sports Medicine facilities in the world.

[Donegal Hibby]

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Presume he doesn’t need an operation.

Not seen anything that has been published that says he needs an operation, and it certainly didn’t sound like he did before leaving when LJ said he hoped he’d have him available for at least one game prior to his leaving.

Assuming he doesn’t need an op, then he is in the best place now for his recovery, both physically and mentally.

The temporary role he now has will enable him to still be involved in the WC and cushion the blow, and physically the Socceroos are staying at the world renowned Aspire Sports Injuries centre in Doha, which as I say is one of the top Sports Medicine facilities in the world.

It's awful disappointing for him and such a blow not to play for his country but I feel this might soften the blow for him a bit with him still feeling apart of things and I am glad he's still out . Good luck Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

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[Bristolhibby]

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Presume he doesn’t need an operation.

Not seen anything that has been published that says he needs an operation, and it certainly didn’t sound like he did before leaving when LJ said he hoped he’d have him available for at least one game prior to his leaving.

Assuming he doesn’t need an op, then he is in the best place now for his recovery, both physically and mentally.

The temporary role he now has will enable him to still be involved in the WC and cushion the blow, and physically the Socceroos are staying at the world renowned Aspire Sports Injuries centre in Doha, which as I say is one of the top Sports Medicine facilities in the world.

Hey, if he doesn’t need treatment or rehabilitation then yes, best place for him.

I hope it’s just a rest he needs.

Point is if he needs to do something to get fit, he needs to be doing it, as if he were back in Edinburgh.

Feel gutted for the lad.

J

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It sounded like we left him out the last couple of games before the break as a precaution so that he would be fit for the WC. Look like it's just come too soon for him. Right now i'm expecting him to play at Ibrox unless the club tell us something else.

[GreenGray]

Is it normal for in injured players to stay with their country? Do they not typically return to their club to receive treatment and rehabilitation?

[B.H.F.C]

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Is it normal for in injured players to stay with their country? Do they not typically return to their club to receive treatment and rehabilitation?

Normally I think they would but think these are different circumstances

He’s in a place that they probably have facilities for rehab that far exceed our own. He went out there early to make use of them. Also, it keeps him involved in some way with the World Cup which might help him mentally in some way.

[h1bs4life]

Absolutely gutted for Boyle if he requires treatment and he can get in Qatar it’s the place for him to be hopefully he will be fit for the Huns game.
The bigger picture he gets some rough treatment in Scotland with no protection from the hammer throwers with refs more interested in looking to book him for diving rather than give him any protection.

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Absolutely gutted for Boyle if he requires treatment and he can get in Qatar it’s the place for him to be hopefully he will be fit for the Huns game.
The bigger picture he gets some rough treatment in Scotland with no protection from the hammer throwers with refs more interested in looking to book him for diving rather than give him any protection.

He won’t get any better treatment anywhere in the world than where he is now.

Haven’t heard anything to suggest whether he will or won’t be fit to face Sevco, but I’m not optimistic.

His injury has not exactly been the most transparent, and if it ruled him out of a World Cup finals, It suggests to me that it is more than a just 3 or so weeks away from being ok.

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Is it normal for in injured players to stay with their country? Do they not typically return to their club to receive treatment and rehabilitation?

He is in the renowned Aspire sports medicine centre.

Wouldn’t get better treatment anywhere else.

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Absolutely gutted for Boyle if he requires treatment and he can get in Qatar it’s the place for him to be hopefully he will be fit for the Huns game.
The bigger picture he gets some rough treatment in Scotland with no protection from the hammer throwers with refs more interested in looking to book him for diving rather than give him any protection.

Spot on ridiculous some of the challenges he gets

[OsiersHibs]

Must be a monumental disappointment for him. Will be a tough one to get over for him.

[HibeeHibernia]

does anyone know what's actually wrong with him it looked a nothing challenge at the time

[itslegaltender]

he was off form in the few games before he got the injury, wonder if he was carrying a knock?

[Stuart93]

Currently lying in a hospital bed with his knee all bandaged up…that’s not good.

[SlickShoes]

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Currently lying in a hospital bed with his knee all bandaged up…that’s not good.

At least whatever it is is getting sorted and the folk demanding he come home instantly can stop moaning now

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Currently lying in a hospital bed with his knee all bandaged up…that’s not good.

Boyle? Has he had surgery

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Boyle? Has he had surgery

Assume so. Was ok his Instagram story. He’s watching Oz game from his hospital bed

Hoping it’s potentially a tidy up with a short recovery time but that’s wishful thinking

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Boyle? Has he had surgery

Looks like it. He's just posted on Instagram with a caption of supporting his team mates tonight and he's clearly lying in a hospital.

Not great at all.

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Didn't play in the cup final but played a "vibe manager" role for several days afterwards.

[dp00]

Looks like he is in hospital , thought it was something he was just nursing to get better and staying out in Qatar to enjoy the atmosphere and support players but looks like he has needed an operation

From insta looks like his family is at the game


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[Slim Shady]

Surgery to repair tear in his meniscus. Could be back within 4-6 weeks.

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Surgery to repair tear in his meniscus. Could be back within 4-6 weeks.

Is that definite? As there’s numerous posts on social media (yes, I know) saying it’s an ACL.

[silverhibee]

WTF have the medical team been thinking letting him travel about the place, madness so it is, did we even send him for a scan while he was back here in Edinburgh, this is a joke from Hibs, now means he might be flying back home within the next 10 days which is another worry, this has not been dealt with professionally.

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Is that definite? As there’s numerous posts on social media (yes, I know) saying it’s an ACL.

Surely if it was an ACL, would have been diagnosed before now

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WTF have the medical team been thinking letting him travel about the place, madness so it is, did we even send him for a scan while he was back here in Edinburgh, this is a joke from Hibs, now means he might be flying back home within the next 10 days which is another worry, this has not been dealt with professionally.

He went for a scan and it didn’t show any major damage.

He’s now benefitting from some of the top sports medical facilities in world.

[B.H.F.C]

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Surely if it was an ACL, would have been diagnosed before now

IMO, he was always going to need something done to fix the issue.

I thought it was pretty clear they were basically trying to patch him up and get him fit enough to play in the World Cup.

If it was an ACL then surely, as you say, that would have been diagnosed straight away and that would never have been happening.

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He went for a scan and it didn’t show any major damage.

He’s now benefitting from some of the top sports medical facilities in world.

The biggest worry for me, is he’s now onto his 3rd knee operation, which is not good for Martin and Hibs
Have they all been on the same knee

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WTF have the medical team been thinking letting him travel about the place, madness so it is, did we even send him for a scan while he was back here in Edinburgh, this is a joke from Hibs, now means he might be flying back home within the next 10 days which is another worry, this has not been dealt with professionally.

I thought we were told after the scan Hibs sent him for in England that it was a nick in his meniscus - not too bad and might not stop him playing, but will cause a bit of pain until it heals or dealt with?

I assume the decision has been made to deal with it and get him back for 2nd half of the season.