Given they were playing in Oman and S Korea during the international break, glad that he is missing all that travel and injury risk.
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Glad this is just getting a pin out, probably has been planned for ages. Was a little worried he'd picked up a new injury. Hope he recovers quickly, looking forward to see him do the business this season.
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Oviedo having a screw surgery on his left leg he still in the team he needs to sort it out for roberto martinez 
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The ones that are out Stones Kone Distin McCarthy Mirallas Coleman barkley injured
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Oviedo is playing against Aston villa
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Oviedo baby
@BenDinnery: Martinez "Bryan [Oviedo] has reacted well to the procedure. In a couple of days, he will be working towards selection again" #EFC
Boss lad is Bryan.
Perhaps not fully recovered from the operation? Or rested for Lille?
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Forgot about the op.
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/everton-fcs-bryan-oviedo-im-8016005
Everton FC defender Bryan Oviedo is raring to go after having the screws removed from his leg which were preventing him running at full speed. The 24-year-old returned to action in last month’s Capital One Cup game at Swansea City and subsequently featured league against Manchester United at Old Trafford. But it was decided that he needed to undergo a further medical procedure after he reported that the screws in his leg were hindering his movement.
He said: “I feel very well, much better right now after I’ve had the screws taken out. “It’s fantastic because before they stopped me when I ran - but now I feel much better and I hope to be ready for the next games.” The Costa Rican is now praying his 10-month injury nightmare is behind him. “I hope so,” he said after meeting fans at the Everton One store. “Sometimes it’s difficult when you come back from a long injury but at the moment I feel very good and I hope to play as quickly as possible.
“It’s difficult when it’s a long injury because you have to be careful when you come back. I think the manager wants to be careful with us and we need to recover as quickly as possible because it is good for us and I want to play football games.
“The manager has been fantastic with us, with me and Arouna (Kone) when we were injured. He always supported us, all the team and the staff supported us too and that is very good for us because you feel the support and that is fantastic.”
Everton FC defender Bryan Oviedo is raring to go after having the screws removed from his leg which were preventing him running at full speed. The 24-year-old returned to action in last month’s Capital One Cup game at Swansea City and subsequently featured league against Manchester United at Old Trafford. But it was decided that he needed to undergo a further medical procedure after he reported that the screws in his leg were hindering his movement.
He said: “I feel very well, much better right now after I’ve had the screws taken out. “It’s fantastic because before they stopped me when I ran - but now I feel much better and I hope to be ready for the next games.” The Costa Rican is now praying his 10-month injury nightmare is behind him. “I hope so,” he said after meeting fans at the Everton One store. “Sometimes it’s difficult when you come back from a long injury but at the moment I feel very good and I hope to play as quickly as possible.
“It’s difficult when it’s a long injury because you have to be careful when you come back. I think the manager wants to be careful with us and we need to recover as quickly as possible because it is good for us and I want to play football games.
“The manager has been fantastic with us, with me and Arouna (Kone) when we were injured. He always supported us, all the team and the staff supported us too and that is very good for us because you feel the support and that is fantastic.”
Go get 'em, Ovie!
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