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Double Break for Thorne
Sunday, 8th May 2016 14:47

Derby County have confirmed that their midfielder George Thorne suffered a double break to his lower right leg during Town’s 1-0 victory over the Rams at the iPro Stadium on Saturday.

Thorne was stretchered off after a clash with Blues midfielder Jonathan Douglas as the Irishman sought to block a shot from the 23-year-old late in the second half.

The former West Bromwich Albion man is expected to be out of action for around three months.


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Guthrum added 15:16 - May 8
Ouch, poor bloke. Hope he recovers with no long-term effects.
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dannym09 added 15:29 - May 8
3 months ! Who's their physio? Harry Potter!?
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Daz added 15:44 - May 8
Must be hairline fractures to be 3 months surely, if not you would expect 6 months out.
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Daz added 15:45 - May 8
Forgot ti add. Get well soon Thorne
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Marcus added 16:05 - May 8
Broken bones are actually easier to treat than some ligament injuries. With the right treatment a fast recovery is possible. Most of the 'great unwashed' get the cheapest effective treatment rather than the best so the recovery time is typically much longer.

Still, it's a nasty and very painful injury (from personal experience of a similar injury). I wouldn't wish it on anyone. You could tell from our own player's reaction that it was a serious injury with them rushing the physio and med team onto the pitch. I noticed they delayed - a bit of the Chelsea effect with them waiting for the green light to enter the field of play from the bench.

I genuinely hope three months is true as it would mean he would start the season a bit late but will only have summer to rehabilitate. Get well soon Thorne - you'll always be welcome in Ipswich.
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Jimmy86 added 16:34 - May 8
Feel a bit sorry for Thorne, as he has suffered from injuries, since joining Derby. Did knee ligaments just as he'd signed for them and now this. Get well soon
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PhilTWTD added 18:32 - May 8
Clean breaks according to Derby, hence shorter than expected recovery time. As per other posts, hope he is back as soon as that.
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sidtheswan added 18:41 - May 8
Didn't see the incifent but good luck George for a speedy recovery .
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dirtydingusmagee added 07:12 - May 9
thats tough on any footballer, fortunately end of season, hope he is on a comeback at start of new season .
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Wallingford_Boy added 08:33 - May 9
12 weeks is pretty standard for leg breaks, unless they need pinning, etc.
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