"A lot of players will have that in the back of their mind," he said. Play for free, entries by 12:30pm. "We're a hard-working group, whatever happens, so I think we're going to try our best to hit the ground running again and be fully prepared to give it our all.". One question rarely asked was how footballers, just as susceptible to mental struggles as the rest of the country, would deal with trading one of the most sociable jobs going for three months of relative solitude. “We are all devastated for Lewis,” said AFC Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe. The three-month break initially threw everything we knew about the logistics of football into the air. Cook played an hour in midweek in a friendly game against QPR. Read about our approach to external linking. The abrupt loss of any momentum - for better or worse - which will inevitably follow from such a long pause could prove welcome assistance, especially with the toughest run-in of any side in the division on paper. The Echo report: Lewis Cook stepped up his recovery from long-term injury by playing an hour for Cherries in a behind-closed-doors fixture against Queens Park Rangers. A lot of other managers say the same, the way he has them playing is great and he must be doing something right.". Cook was assessed by the club’s medical staff following the match, with further assessment and scans on Wednesday revealing the extent of the damage to his right knee. "Hopefully they can get there, I'm sure they will with the football they're playing which is top quality. A knee ligament rupture in December 2018 kept him out for almost a year, two seasons after an ankle problem had put paid to most of his first Premier League campaign before he had even broken into the Bournemouth first team. Sky Sports will show 64 live Premier League games when the season resumes. Lewis Cook has ruptured his ACL and will now miss six-to-nine months. The 21-year-old England international suffered the serious knee injury during Tuesday’s Premier League victory over Huddersfield Town. He's right - Bournemouth's up-and-down form has become almost a staple of their five years in the Premier League, and for every bad run you can be almost as certain a sharp upturn in form will follow. "It prepared me for the lockdown, but I'm so happy we're nearly fully through it. If we come back, when? As confirmed by the Bournemouth Echo, Lewis Cook could soon be back in action for Eddie Howe. The 21-year-old England international sustained the injury during the Cherries' 2-1 Premier League win over Huddersfield on Tuesday.
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