Don’t rush Reo or CCV

Don’t rush CCV or Reo back, we will miss them, but having them fully fit is more beneficial.
We received the bad news yesterday that both Cameron Carter Vickers and Reo Hatate will miss the next three and six weeks respectively.

It’s not the worst prognosis, but we will still be missing them for a vital period of the campaign.

Both players have been rather unfortunate when it comes to injuries this season. They both seem to have been a little fragile to say the least.

Maybe this time the club should be more cautious when it comes to their rehabilitation? Because both players seemed to have had recurrences of their respective injuries not long after they’ve come back from their spell on the treatment table.

If that means an absence of an extra week or two then so be it. They have got to treated with extra care if we want them back up to speed and one hundred percent fit and fully focused.

That would more beneficial to the side than having players who are not fully on their game, especially at a stage of the season when we need to be fully focused.

Having Both CCV and Reo back will be a huge bonus and give everyone a massive lift, but only if they are one hundred percent fit.

Just an Ordinary Bhoy

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The Celtic Star founder and editor, who has edited numerous Celtic books over the past decade or so including several from Lisbon Lions, Willie Wallace, Tommy Gemmell and Jim Craig. Earliest Celtic memories include a win over East Fife at Celtic Park and the 4-1 League Cup loss to Partick Thistle as a 6 year old. Best game? Easy 4-2, 1979 when Ten Men Won the League. Email editor@thecelticstar.co.uk

4 Comments

  1. Maybe the operations/ treatments previously on ccv and Hatate were done on the cheap lawell probably got a discounted deal from some supermarket butcher.

  2. Bolt the gate after the horse has gone tell me how do you know when is the right time doctors physios are saying he’s alright in hiata case Celtic and the Japanese medical staff thought he was fit the only way is try them in competitive games they broke down would extra two weeks have made a difference I’d say with hindsight hiata should not have went to asian cup not havent not played a full game for Celtic personally I think there seasons over rehab getting back to match fitness hopefully not just hope we stay injury free for the end of season with no European games players have a full week to recover our league I’d competitive if not full of all stars fast paced a lot of running plastic pitches players seem to have injuries during and after playing on the pitch or own pitch it not good players and our manager blames it for our misplaced passes we are going to get injuries look at Taylor furst injury since I can remember and hopefully recovers and has no lasting affects like Ccv and huata and other players with muscle injuries seem keep recurring as if there muscle is weaker after tear I’m just going with facts players maybe comeback then after few games even more out again