Fri, 09/23/2011
Manchester City midfielder Owen Hargreaves feels Manchester United poorly handled his knee injury.
Hargreaves claimed that a series of injections at United in the summer of 2008 ruined his time at the club.
He told the Daily Mail: "I had a bit of a tendon problem. I played and it got a little bit worse. We treated it and it got significantly worse after that through the injections I had. After that my tendon was never the same."
The injections of a solution into ligaments is an established medical procedure aimed at stiffening and strengthening the tissues, but Hargreaves added: "After the injections, they said my tendon was good but it felt like I was made out of glass. That obviously had a huge impact.
"That was surgery and that was 18 months gone."
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