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Fears for Plymouth Argyle striker Matt Lecointe over knee injury

THERE are fears Argyle striker Matt Lecointe has suffered a recurrence of a cruciate knee ligament injury.

Manager John Sheridan has revealed the 19-year-old has already had one scan, and the League Two club are waiting for the outcome of a second opinion.

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sadly i feel his career is pretty much over i fear if he is still getting issues there are surgery and rehab on top of a year out then its very rare to make a full recovery without having that issue. Shame really as he had talent

sadly i feel his career is pretty much over i fear if he is still getting issues there after surgery and rehab on top of a year out then its very rare to make a full recovery without having that issue. Shame really as he had talent

Angry wrote:

sadly i feel his career is pretty much over i fear if he is still getting issues there are surgery and rehab on top of a year out then its very rare to make a full recovery without having that issue. Shame really as he had talent

Yeah, i have to agree......

What a horrible age to get a recurring knee injury. Hopefully it won't come to it, but let's hope he's got a plan B. Poor kid.

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THEY ARE SHIT!!!!!!

Cornish Chris wrote:

What a horrible age to get a recurring knee injury. Hopefully it won't come to it, but let's hope he's got a plan B. Poor kid.

i hope the club look after him ie help get him into college/uni or an apprenticeship in what he would want to do if the worse came too it. Rather then leave him on the scrapheap at 20!

But i hope he can carry on with his career either here or elsewhere.

I don't know how the youth set-up works, but it would surely make sense if the programme for the under-18s included compulsory A-Levels or work experience outside football, considering the huge dropout rate from professional sport.

I reckon this is the end of his career....

That's got to be a worry. Knee injuries are notoriously hard to recover from - as a footballer, you'd much rather break a leg than damage your cruciate ligament.