Ball: Surgery Went Well
Sunday, 20th Nov 2022 09:35

Town midfielder Dominic Ball underwent surgery on his knee injury yesterday and says it went to plan.

The 27-year-old, who joined Town after leaving QPR in the summer, is expected to miss the rest of the season having ruptured a meniscus.

“Surgery went well yesterday and the road to recovery starts,” he said on Twitter.

“Was able to watch the lads put on a great performance after my op and that made things a lot better! Time to heal and watch as many World Cup games as I can.”

Speedy recovery bro, an absolute model professional who will be contributing loads to the team even during this period ðŸ‘ðŸ¼

— Sam Morsy (@sammorsy08) November 20, 2022

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Bazza8564 added 10:16 - Nov 20 Good lad, heal well young fella
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Len_Brennan added 10:46 - Nov 20

He's been very unlucky, as have the club. When fit & playing regularly he has been a solid Championship level midfielder & so at 27 I would have expected him to have gotten better & better over these weeks with Evans out.
But that's football & he'll be back as a very useful member of the squad next season, when hopefully he'll be playing Championship football again.
I do like the midfield dynamic of Morsy & Humphries though & that will only improve the more they play together & develop their understanding. An injury, or 3 match ban for either though, leaves us vulnerable, even with Camara now getting minutes in his legs.

johnwarksshorts added 11:01 - Nov 20 Good dependable player. Speedy recovery Dom.
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Chrisd added 11:44 - Nov 20 Here's to a speedy recovery.
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Billysherlockblue added 12:50 - Nov 20 D.B get well asap. You have yrs ahead of you. Work hard to get back for next yr. Keep the chin up.
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ArnieM added 21:55 - Nov 20 Get back on grass soon Don ðŸ‘
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CityBlue added 10:21 - Nov 21 I recovered so well from my first meniscus tear (when I was 20) and actually felt stronger....unfortunately I have had to have a knee update every ten years since until I have a transparent meniscus now...
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