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Head injury is kind of like an all-or-nothing injury. Like you said, he walked off the field with a nasty cut. So it should be fully healed in the next week to 10 days.Gotti wrote:Tuned into the Rangers vs Livingston game only to learn that Joe Aribo was substituted in the first-half with a “nasty-looking” head injury that apparently required stitches on the field, although (crucially) HE WAS ABLE TO WALK OUT OF THE FIELD UNDER HIS OWN POWER, so hopefully it’s just a bad cut.
Speedy recovery Joe!
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|Dr. did you study the pic? He is dripping like a tap Head injuries tend to bleed like that as 20 percent of the blood flowing from your heart goes to the head area with tremendous pressure!DIMKA76 wrote:
Yeah, blood scares everyone.DIMKA76 wrote:
Joe Aribo injury latest as Rangers boss Steven Gerrard reveals gruesome extent of star's head knock
The midfielder was forced off during Rangers' Betfred Cup victory over Livingston after a collision with Rickie Lamie.
Steven Gerrard fears Joe Aribo won't feature again before the international break as he detailed the gruesome extent of the midfielder's head injury.
The Rangers star required twenty stitches on a wound Gerrard revealed was cut all the way to the bone during Wednesday night's 1-0 win over Livingston.
Aribo was forced off after just 22 minutes as Rangers reached the Betfred Cup semi-final, albeit at a cost after Livi's Rickie Lamie clattered into him. He was left with blood pouring from his head and Rangers took no chances in withdrawing him immediately.
Gerrard confirmed the 22-year-old will miss the visit of Aberdeen on Saturday at the very least as the club await a doctor's verdict on when he'll be clear to return.
"I spoke to Joe this morning, he is pretty sore and shocked but he is OK," Gerrard said.
"After getting 20 stitches in his head he is OK, the doctors did a fantastic job on him as he was cut all the way to the bone.
"The doctor will decide in the coming days when he will back.
"He will definitely miss the game at the weekend and potentially the next few after this.
"I don't think the player has gone in to intentionally hurt him but that in my book is serious dangerous play and in any other league it is a red card."
Gerrard was left furious on Wednesday night but has turned attention to his players following a gruelling battle at the Tony Macaroni Arena.
He added: "Livingston are very direct and physical, they pushed us hard in the second half but I am proud of the lads that they stood together and stood up to it.
"Sometimes you have to stand up as men and it was a fantastic result for us."
Earlier this week, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp revealed he sees Gerrard as the heir-apparent to his Liverpool throne, backing the former Anfield captain to take over from him.
Gerrard admits he was "surprised and flattered" to the Champions League-winning gaffer back him for the top job on Merseryside, but expects and hopes Klopp to be in position or many years to come.
"I was surprised and flattered at the same time," Gerrard said when asked about Klopp's comments. "But when you read the quote really carefully, like I have, it said, 'if I get sacked tomorrow' he thinks Steven Gerrard should be the next Liverpool manager.
"Jurgen Klopp's not getting sacked tomorrow. I don't want him to get sacked tomorrow. He's doing a fantastic job."
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Cmoke wrote:No Kain.
Taribo West played WC 02 against Argentina with head cut and bandage!
We need warriors
Major blow: Rangers ace with 16 appearances this season set for extended absence – Ibrox Sources
Date: 1st October 2019 at 5:20pm
Written by: Wayne Veysey
Joe Aribo is set to be sidelined until the end of October in a major blow to Rangers, Football Insider understands.
The versatile midfielder, 23, suffered a head injury in the Light Blues’ League Cup win over Livingston last Wednesday that kept him out of the weekend mauling of Aberdeen.
Ibrox sources have told Football Insider that Aribo is now expected to miss the mouthwatering Europa League tie away to Young Boys on Thursday night and Sunday’s home SPL clash against Hamilton.
The earliest Steven Gerrard can hope to call upon the summer signing is the trip to Hearts on 20 October.
But even that is not guaranteed as Aribo recovers from a sickening injury that Gerrard claimed last week “cut all the way to the bone”.
He is also set to miss out on playing for Nigeria against Brazil in Singapore on 13 October, having recently won his first cap.
The former Charlton Athletic midfielder has made a big impact for Rangers since his arrival on a free transfer.
He has made 16 appearances for Rangers, 14 of which have been starts, and scored four goals as well as supplied two assists.
Gerrard has spoken highly of Aribo’s contribution and how his versatility – he can play in central midfield as well as a number of attacking midfield roles – makes him a real asset.
Aribo’s extended absence is likely to lead to further opportunities for Greg Stewart.
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Sad news...Damunk wrote:Major blow: Rangers ace with 16 appearances this season set for extended absence – Ibrox Sources
Date: 1st October 2019 at 5:20pm
Written by: Wayne Veysey
Bigpokey24 wrote:damunk was trying so hard to jinx the guy, Aribo will be available vs Brazil
you dis guy sef Personally, would rather not risk it out of an abundance of caution...Bigpokey24 wrote:damunk was trying so hard to jinx the guy, Aribo will be available vs Brazil
Seems he was ready last weekend. Was on the bench for Rangers but they won 5-0. Was not neededmaceo4 wrote:He's posting from Singapore, watched the Brazil game earlier today with the rest of the SE, so seems he's available...