Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has spoken about how the cruciate knee ligament injury he suffered on the opening day of the 2013/14 season left him with years of knock-on aches, pains and strains. The 22 year old missed a large chunk of last season too with a groin injury that he says was a consequence of the knee injury sustained against Aston Villa, and that the problems have hampered his development as a player. Speaking ahead of England's European Qualifier against San Marino tonight, the Ox said, 'It was a knock-on effect from the cruciate injury that I had from the first day of the season a couple of years ago when we lost to Villa. 'I’d never been out, not playing or running around, for...
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