| advice needed 11:55 - Nov 30 with 2698 views | wombat |
morning all looking for some advice , made the msitake of snapping my ankle monday while walking the dogs so non weight bearing etc for next 6 weeks or so , have contacted the club and they can get me a seat in the disabled section in the paddock for the three forthcoming games , has anyone used that area before ? have rented one of them scooters which you can use when u have a busted leg
and word of advice dont snap ur ankle it bloody hurts and when u live in a town house live is pretty crap |  |
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| advice needed on 12:20 - Nov 30 with 2583 views | PlanetHonneywood |
Well first off, if you're going to squat in this specific reserved section, then best use the correct terminology: it's people with disabilities.
Secondly...how the feck do you break an ankle walking a dog? |  |
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| advice needed on 12:43 - Nov 30 with 2516 views | loftboy |
My seat used to be near there, you’ll will get wet if it rains. |  |
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| advice needed on 13:00 - Nov 30 with 2467 views | wombat |
| advice needed on 12:43 - Nov 30 by loftboy |
My seat used to be near there, you’ll will get wet if it rains. |
simply wet ground and the turf slid away as i came down a very small hill so heel went down and just skidded , and yes was season ticket holder in west paddock for years so the getting wet part is expected way its going i think ill be givig it a miss for the forseeable future by the looks of it | |
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| advice needed on 13:18 - Nov 30 with 2368 views | terryb |
I hope the pain soon eases Wombat. Did the dog have to walk you home?
I think our next three home games are on Sky, so watching on television would look a better option for you.
It looks a better option for me as well, but I expect I will be at LR for them. |  | | |
| advice needed on 15:14 - Nov 30 with 2197 views | CLAREMAN1995 |
| advice needed on 13:18 - Nov 30 by terryb |
I hope the pain soon eases Wombat. Did the dog have to walk you home?
I think our next three home games are on Sky, so watching on television would look a better option for you.
It looks a better option for me as well, but I expect I will be at LR for them. |
Yes fell better soon Wombat that is a nasty injury and of course a horrible time of year weatherwise .
Maybe skip those few games and let the body heal a bit first before attempting Loftus Road .
Hope the dog is fine probably a bit shocked at seeing you in agony they have good hearts . | | | |
| advice needed on 16:02 - Nov 30 with 2087 views | TacticalR |
Injured players and injured supporters. |  |
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| advice needed on 16:39 - Nov 30 with 2043 views | derbyhoop |
OH did something similar Oct 8. Just come out of plaster and has been in wheelchair for 7 weeks.
Everything takes twice as long and trying to get around with a wheelchair is difficult. Pushing her around was exhausting and in and out of car was tedious. Now in a walking boot.
French healthcare is very good, though.
Physio will be starting in January when she's more mobile. |  |
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| advice needed on 16:49 - Nov 30 with 2001 views | derbyhoop |
OH did something similar Oct 8. Just come out of plaster and has been in wheelchair for 7 weeks.
Everything takes twice as long and trying to get around with a wheelchair is difficult. Pushing her around was exhausting and in and out of car was tedious. Now in a walking boot.
French healthcare is very good, though.
Physio will be starting in January when she's more mobile. | |
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| advice needed on 18:32 - Nov 30 with 1908 views | WokingR |
If you have enough mobility to walk a short distance, they have a room under the Ellerslie Road stand for safe storage of wheelchairs. You’d need to be able to get up the stairs though.
Have used it for my daughter who can only walk short distances and the stewards are really helpful. |  | | |
| advice needed on 18:41 - Nov 30 with 1896 views | thame_hoops |
| advice needed on 12:20 - Nov 30 by PlanetHonneywood |
Well first off, if you're going to squat in this specific reserved section, then best use the correct terminology: it's people with disabilities.
Secondly...how the feck do you break an ankle walking a dog? |
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| advice needed on 00:33 - Dec 1 with 1717 views | Boston |
| advice needed on 18:41 - Nov 30 by thame_hoops |
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