Haris Vuckic has had an operation on his injured hand, and all being well will be able to resume training in about three weeks time.
Haris Vuckic – back training in three weeks
Haris was taken off at the end of the Newcastle 2-1 win against Fulham a week last Sunday, and we’re not sure exactly what it was, but it seems it was a broken hand.
Harris has been in very good form so far this season, and the 19 year-old can play a part in Newcastle’s season, along with other top youngsters currently at the club, such as Sammy Ameobi and Shane Ferguson.
Vuckic had an operation straight after the Fulham game, and he is naturally keen to get back playing again.
This is what Haris Vuckic told the Newcastle press today:
“I had an operation and my hand is now good again.” “If everything goes OK then I hope to be starting training again in three weeks time.”
“I can’t wait to start training and play football. I was really disappointed with what happened. The fans will see me again soon and I just can’t wait to be part of it again.”
“The manager has made it clear that the younger players are going to get their chance.” “That is good for people like myself and Sammy Ameobi.”
“Sammy showed that night what he can do and it’s great that there are a number of young players coming through the system together.”
“I have came through the reserve team with them and we now feel this is a great chance to make an impact.”
With his two appearances so far this season, the Slovenian now has 9 total appearances for the Newcastle first team and only turned 19 two weeks ago.
It would appear that Haris could have a big future in the game, and we’d love to see him come through this season and get some regular first team action for the side.
In our poll a couple of weeks ago, which asked the question Can Haris Vuckic Make A First Team Breakthrough This Season?, a full 75% thought the answer was yes, with over 2,100 votes in.
The lad is a big 6’3″ and seemingly still growing, so it was surprising to hear Newcastle manager Alan Pardew say recently that the Slovenian U21 international ( 3 caps) still had to get to grips with the physical nature of the game in England.
We look to Haris Vuckic to come though big time for the Newcastle club in the coming season, and he has every chance of doing just that.
Comments welcome.
12 comments so far
aussiemag
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:31 PM
Comment #1First Bitches
aussiemag
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:32 PM
Comment #2Ahhh I feel like a right prat now ive said that but at least my lot in life is filled now that I have finally been first comment on a blog……. LOL!
Tramp
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:40 PM
Comment #33 weeks to get back in to training because of a broken hand!?
Bubble wrap!
aussiemag
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:49 PM
Comment #4HAHA Tramp
What happened to the old days when youd break a leg in the first half and come on and score a goal late in the second bandaged up.
Dont make em like they used toooo. Might have broken a nail i think…LOL
Tramp
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:57 PM
Comment #5Aha. I know right!
I remember playing for my school team with my arm in a sling about a week after I broke my wrist!
Didn’t the great Muhammad Ali fight with a broken jaw once!
Hurry up rugby world cup!
t00ntime
Sep 7, 2011 at 12:58 PM
Comment #6From the last article
People who say why not boo JB if ur going to boo AC
well its simple
AC got a 5 year contract doube his wages from the season before..,
weeks later he says his dream has been to have the number 9 shirt and now that he has it he wont let it go…
a few more weeks he goes for higher wages and then blames the club…
JB wanted a longer 4 year extension and said he wud take a paycut for it… they offer him 2 years with a pay rise and he said no so then the club said no…
(then he dug his own grave by complaining on twitter)
and when they said they were releasing him he said he wanted to stay at nufc atleast this last season, THEN MA said he wasnt getting a contract no matter what and pardew said there is still hope…. well we know who wud win that…
his agent and JB then decided it was better to go for job saftey meaning a longer contract else where…. why he went to QPR and not west ham ( with nolan ) or stoke (heard they wanted him ) was prob wages but… he was leaving after MA said no contract…
so we boo the scousers ( JE and AC )
and boo MA at loftus road 😉
o JE cause he was a dick about it saying i will stay no i will leave no stay no leave… ALL season
Klatoon
Sep 7, 2011 at 1:02 PM
Comment #7Surely he can take part in light training with HBA,cant he?
Angryman the Angry fan
Sep 7, 2011 at 1:10 PM
Comment #8Why boo Joey Bartoon?
What he do wrong? Embarassed the club by venting the truth on twitter?
Rather that than having the big fat ugly freak who owns the toon stood in his XXXXXL duds in the middle of a restaurant. The tw@
BeeGuy
Sep 7, 2011 at 2:03 PM
Comment #9So just what happened to Vukic’s hand? Get stepped on, bitten, broke it smacking someone in the side of the head, or like those mysterious “just happened” like Willo gets?
If he is in a cast, he would be a danger to other players (including team mates) and chance further damage to it if he fell on it.
theleckworthbird
Sep 7, 2011 at 2:27 PM
Comment #10Ausiaimg a t 4
I agree. Soft as shite today. Anyone remember Bert Trautman playing with a broken neck?
On the reverse side who was thet player we had who had two years off with a sore finger?
SincerelySamuel
Sep 7, 2011 at 3:47 PM
Comment #11@BeeGuy
Willos first broken arm didnt just happen the daft sod was surfing and bailed badly, club were very displeased as ur not meant to partake in any overly dangerous or strenuous sports during the season (surfing has a surprisingly high injury rate)
SincerelySamuel
Sep 7, 2011 at 3:54 PM
Comment #12@tramp
oh how i miss School level sports no one wanted to look like a wuss so u’d carry on no matter how injured u were until it became physically impossible i once tried to carry on playin footy with a dislocated shoulder (didnt work)