

Buffon: Out for 2-3 months you say?
By: Matthew | October 10th, 2008Well that’s no good.

According to reliable sources this time, Juventus official website, “an ultrasound scan confirmed the diagnosis of a second-degree lesion”
Italy’s doctors: “it will take four weeks to heal. As soon as possible during these four weeks the player will begin physiotherapy coupled with a personal training regime, and will be able to gradually get back training with the team once he has fully recovered. He will be able to play official matches a few weeks after this.”
So we are looking at a return sometime in December assuming the healing process goes according to schedule. Now that’s he out for an extended period of time and I have no hopes to see him play soon, I’d rather see him take as much time as he needs to get back to 100%. If that means a January return, I’m cool with that. Hell, I’m even cool with February.
Honestly though, I was looking forward to the CL clash between Real Madrid and Juve. Casillas vs Buffon is always fun to watch.
On another note, I know if I was told to chill out for a month+ and happened to have a sexy wife i’d be taking full advantage of my opportunities.
Here’s to a speedy recovery and gettin it on.
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Bad for Italy, good for the rest of Serie A.
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yeah man, the rest of Seria A must be feeling alright right about now.
Amelia was good today, i’m happy to say.
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Manninger has been good….but he’s no Gigi. :/
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Ya matthew you’re right on here. I’d rather have him come back in February knowing his injury would be 100% behind him.
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