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Published Date: 21 November 2008
HEARTS midfielder Adrian Mrowiec is set to miss the rest of the year as he recovers from knee surgery.
The 24-year-old Pole, who is on a season-long loan from FBK Kaunas, has returned to Lithuania to undergo surgery after his knee failed to respond to treatment.


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  • Last Updated: 20 November 2008 9:51 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Heart of Midlothian FC
 
1

Aitchie,

Craig Gordon Stand 21/11/2008 00:22:22
Tullberg, Obua, Mrowiec, Kello - combined number of games missed through injury = lots more than combined number of games played. There's potentially a problem with our recruitment policy?
2

Bigwull,

edinburgh 21/11/2008 08:14:40
add Pinilla, Janskauskas, Cesnauskas, Bednar, Fyssas to the list, unfortunately the quality of our injured players has dropped dramatically, still another one nil win to look forward to tomorrow. "one nil to the gorgie boys"
3

Rambo The Jambo,

4-0 at Hampden 21/11/2008 08:23:58
FFS are all the 'Loan' players being sent here for treatment at our expense??

Has anyone arrived at Tynie fighting fit in the past six months?

4

Rambo The Jambo,

4-0 at Hampden 21/11/2008 08:24:49
........and 3-0 to the 'Well
5

huggs,

21/11/2008 08:26:45
#1 Dont know how you can count Kello in that
He is on the bench and he is fit

So are we payong his wages while he recovers in Lithuania then ?

This is not right why bot just send him back along with Tullberg,Obua is fit so not a problem

And anyone injured should be in all day every day especially people like Kingston
6

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21/11/2008 08:36:08
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Jambo-ree,

21/11/2008 09:15:06
It is a worry how many crocked players we lumber ourselves with. Are we seen as a soft touch or are our medicals not stringent enough?

#6 I'd like to think so but we are up against a real quality team tomorrow....well they must be if they're above the Leith Flairmeisters in the league table ;o)
8

CBJambo,

21/11/2008 11:00:19
Ridiculous how many crocs we sign!

It seems as if the prerequisite to sign for Hearts these days is an injury that'll keep you out of the team for a few months.
9

Weel Kent Jambo,

21/11/2008 11:17:47
I heard we've a sign at Tynie that parodies the one on the Statue of Liberty. It reads

"Give me your lame, your unfit, your injured players yearning to run free.
The retched rejects of your huddled shore.
Send these, the knackerd, muscled-pulled to me.
I lift my lamp beside the physio's door."
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21/11/2008 16:30:44
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