I had surgery in May of '07 to repair a subluxing peroneal tendon-the retinaculum repair. I played a season of club soccer (about 2 practices and one game per week) after being cleared the fall of '07, then high school varsity soccer with very little pain most of the time. If it was sore, the pain disappeared within an hour or two after I iced my ankle down and relaxed. This fall ('08) I played D3 college soccer and spent 3 months limping around campus. The drs haven't found anything in the MRI or X-Ray and can't really give me an answer to why I was in so much pain during our season. The only thing they have found is pins and needles around my scar and on the top of my foot if it is lightly tapped. Outside of the season, my pain is considerablely less. Its two weeks post season and I have pain biking, climping stairs, and walking in nonsupportive shoes, but it is negligable after a little rest. They want to see what happens next season (9) months from now, before they try to figure out anything more. I, on the other hand, want answers because this is impacting my life and is, quite frankly, annoying considering I was told that I should be good as new after the surgery and the PT. Thoughts/suggestions? I'm willing to try anything safe!