It might be a litle lightweight in the middle for England, but yeah, it's heartening to see more of the squad in the Premiership now.
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It might be a litle lightweight in the middle for England, but yeah, it's heartening to see more of the squad in the Premiership now.
He's one of my favouirite players... even with the sometimes poor decision making. He is an amazing athlete and when you operate as fast and dynamically as he does it makes decision-making a bit more difficult.. every milisecond counts. Despite that, as was said above he is one of just a few players we have that the opposition won't like playing against... one of the few that will have the opposition on the back foot (mentally and physically). He is an agent of chaos... in a good way, most of the time.
I love this lad. I don't know why I find this statement so lovely:
“I’ve had very positive chats with the manager [Kieran McKenna] and for someone to believe in me, that I could play at this level again, means a lot to me and my family."
The humility is refreshing.
Good summary. He's limited but you know he's put in a huge amount of effort to get where he is, and really appreciates what he's done. But like McClean in that regard. If we had a couple more like him we'd be in a better place for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by texidub
Starts tonight alongside O'Shea.
Started today and was playing well but went off on a stretcher. Left leg was in a brace and looked pretty bad. Hopefully was precautionary
Didn't look good, Brady also gone off injured in his game.
Season ender for Ogbene apparently.
Taylor also going to be out for a while.
6 months takes you up to late April, then factor in the time to get up to match fitness and that's his club season effectively over. Not beyond possibility that he could play for Ireland in the games next June I suppose.
Awful injury. Best of luck in his rehabQuote:
Originally Posted by Eirambler
And a particularly bad one for a player who relies on his pace. If he is unfortunate enough not to regain his speed then this injury could turn out to be a career defining moment. I feel sorry for him as he seems like a decent bloke and has worked very hard to get to where he is today.Quote:
Originally Posted by liamoo11
A late developer like Chiedozie will be worse affected also, feels like he's a relative newcomer to top level football, but he'll be 28 (and his team may well be back in the Championship) by the time he's back to full fitness.