Coronation Street star Alan Halsall has given an update on his recovery from ACL surgery. The Tyrone Dobbs actor - who has been on the Cobbles for over two decades - had to take some time away from the soap whilst he recovered from his surgery and there is still a long road ahead as he heals from the procedure. Giving an update on This Morning today, he was asked about his injuries.
He said: "I’ve had a couple of operations on my knee. Listen, they never lengthened my legs like I asked them to. But I’m doing good.
" Alan previously revealed he had to have ACL reconstruction surgery - but insisted there would be a long road ahead. Taking to social media, he shared some snaps from his recovery and captioned it: "Reconstruction surgery," followed by, "Well, On Friday I underwent ACL reconstruction surgery. I have been told the surgery went really well.
I know I have a long 9-12 months of rehabilitation ahead of me but I'm sure with the support of family and friends I'll get there." His Coronation Street co-stars were quick to leave messages of support. Samia Longchambon, who plays Maria Connor in the soap, wrote: "Rest.
Up. holler if you need some grapes," whilst Claire Sweeney, who portrays Alan's character Tyrone's mother, added in the comments section: "This is great news, glad it was a success xxxx". It's a busy time on the soap for Tyrone - as Alina Pop makes a shock return this evening.
Speaking about the scenes, Ruxandra Porojnicu said: "Alina is back in Weatherfield b.