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Japan men’s V.League: Edgar on his injury – “Doctor said I’m fortunate it wasn’t a lot worse”

by WoV
source: instagram.com/tomedgar6; Photo: instagram.com/tomedgar6

The Australian opposite Thomas Edgar shared with his fans on Instagram what was the nature of the injury he sustained in the playoff semifinals of the 2017/18 Japanese men’s volleyball championship V.Premier League.

Thomas-Edgar

Thomas-Edgar

The media in Japan reported JT Thunders best scorer this season Edgar suffered an ankle injury during Game 1 of the playoff semifinals against Toyoda Gosei Trefuerza but did not specify the severity of it.

The players himself explained it all in an Instagram post.

The players himself explained it all in an Instagram post.

“After a week of reflection and recovery the humbling fact still remains – you can’t control everything, especially in sport. A disappointing way to end the 2017/18 V League in the stands after a training accident, attempting and failing at trying to play in the semifinals. An MRI showed that I damaged the bottom of one of my tendons important to ankle stability. The doctor said this injury is common with an ankle dislocation, so I am fortunate it wasn’t a lot worse. Even so, this was the first injury I couldn’t play through and the most powerless I’ve felt watching the most important game of our season from the sidelines,” Edgar wrote.

“Words can’t describe how proud I am of my team for achieving 3rd place and how they performed last weekend and the fight they showed. The regular championship may be over and I have a month of no volleyball and just rehab ahead of me, but the fight to come back better and stronger for our opportunity is there. A big thank you to all the staff of JT Thunders, the fans and, of course, my teammates for an amazing and memorable season,” Australia national team player added.

 

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