Arsenal recently ruled out their fire striker Theo Walcott for a 6 month period pending a surgery. Walcott on Saturday in a game against Tottenham,ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament in his left knees. Which ruled him out for the rest of the season.
With the surgery scheduled in a two Weeks time, prof.Gordon MacKay,a Scottish surgeon has offered himself to perform magic on the striker,he argues that his technique will put Theo back in form under four months enabling him to play in the world cup 2014,Brazil as well.
With a pioneering piece of equipment.The procedure would involve a device being inserted into Walcott’s knee, which Mackay
says would instantly stabilise the joint and allow the forward to begin his rehabilitation
sooner.
This would allow the ruptured
ligament to re-attach itself naturally to the bone and Walcott could progressively increase
his workload.
Mackay, has helped numerous sports personalities globally with this alternative technique is expected to meet the arsenal management on Wednesday to work out a deal.
He helped British bobsleigher John Jackson recover from a ruptured achilles tendon in July. He was back in a bobsled by October
with the use of an internal brace.
This would be a good news to the Theo fans and a bad news to his haters who would rather see him stay away longer from the field. Focus now turns on the results of talks between Arsenal and MacKay if they'll come to an agreement.
Adapted from D.Mail UK
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