Swansea winger Nathan Dyer prepares to meet former club Leicester having gone from Premier League title winner to being unable to kick a ball around with his children.
Dyer's fortunes over the last two years sum up the highs and lows of football, with a place on Leicester's memorable bus tour celebrations followed by a lengthy spell on the sofa.
Last February, just seven minutes into a game against Leicester, Dyer ruptured his Achilles tendon. The injury was so serious that surgery was required and he could not walk for nearly two months.
Eight months on and Dyer is back in the first-team fold at Swansea and hoping for a happier ending against Leicester this time.