Injuries ?

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Injuries ?

by Scarface » 20 Aug 2007 10:46

I've never known a start of season like it. Does anyone think this is pure bad luck, or does anyone think the club got the pre-season wrong this year ?

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by Platypuss » 20 Aug 2007 10:49

If they'd got the injuries in pre-season or in the first game there may have been something in it. However, it's just bad luck.

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by Hoop Blah » 20 Aug 2007 10:50

We lost Jon Goodman during the summer didn't we?

A coincidence?

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by Lieutenant Pigeon » 20 Aug 2007 10:50

Anyone know how bad Murt's knock is?

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by Hoop Blah » 20 Aug 2007 10:53

Platypuss If they'd got the injuries in pre-season or in the first game there may have been something in it. However, it's just bad luck.


I guess it's true there isn't a lot you can do about 'impact injuries' but during the last five years or so we've been told that our good injury record was down to the stella work of Nial Clarke and the superior conditioning of our players.

Now we're not doing so well with injuries is it all down to luck again?

Paul Turner isn't back at the club is he?


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by 79Royal » 20 Aug 2007 11:03

Lieutenant Pigeon Anyone know how bad Murt's knock is?

C.


Hamstring pull, going for a scan today. Probably 4 weeks at most, if it's not too bad a pull.

Seol, dare I say it, could be a big loss, if his injury is a long one. I think I read somewhere that Fae played for the Ivory Cost on right wing? I like Oster, I think he has something different to offer, but he's not all that effective on the wing.

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by Trigger » 20 Aug 2007 11:19

I'd rather have Oster than Seol on the right at the moment. De La is a very worthy replacement for Murts, but we could do without any more injuries and suspensions at the reebok...

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by The whole year inn » 20 Aug 2007 11:23

Does anyone want to ring/fax the club and let them know the transfer window is actually still open?

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by Royal Fleet » 20 Aug 2007 12:12

The whole year inn Does anyone want to ring/fax the club and let them know the transfer window is actually still open?


With the cost of the 0870 number your call alone could fund 1/2 a new squad


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by seahawk10 » 20 Aug 2007 19:14

Does someone have a link to a summary of the injuries so far? Duberry, Murty, Hunt (not serious), Lita, Seol, Oster and ? Who am I forgetting? Any timelines on how long each will be out?

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by Wycombe Royal » 21 Aug 2007 08:58

Lita should be back in contention for this weekend according to BBC Berks this morning.

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by westendgirl » 21 Aug 2007 09:02

The whole year inn Does anyone want to ring/fax the club and let them know the transfer window is actually still open?


I think they may know as we were given heavy hints at the fans forum. As ever no names were given although Wally teased Kevin that he would spill the beans.

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by Stranded » 21 Aug 2007 09:04

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Platypuss If they'd got the injuries in pre-season or in the first game there may have been something in it. However, it's just bad luck.


I guess it's true there isn't a lot you can do about 'impact injuries' but during the last five years or so we've been told that our good injury record was down to the stella work of Nial Clarke and the superior conditioning of our players.

Now we're not doing so well with injuries is it all down to luck again?

Paul Turner isn't back at the club is he?


Over the past two years we've not had to start a season with 3 games in 6 days against Man Utd, Chelsea and Everton.


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by Franchise FC » 21 Aug 2007 09:16

Stranded Over the past two years we've not had to start a season with 3 games in 6 days against Man Utd, Chelsea and Everton.


Pity, 'cos then we'd be able to judge just how good our start has been. :wink:

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by Hoop Blah » 21 Aug 2007 09:24

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Platypuss If they'd got the injuries in pre-season or in the first game there may have been something in it. However, it's just bad luck.


I guess it's true there isn't a lot you can do about 'impact injuries' but during the last five years or so we've been told that our good injury record was down to the stella work of Nial Clarke and the superior conditioning of our players.

Now we're not doing so well with injuries is it all down to luck again?

Paul Turner isn't back at the club is he?


Over the past two years we've not had to start a season with 3 games in 6 days against Man Utd, Chelsea and Everton.


We have had to play 3 games in a week though.

You can't deny that pre-season was significantly different this season with the trip to the Peace Cup and a lack of an experienced Sports Scientist overseeing the physical conditioning.

We've got injuries spilling over from last season and a few more knocks etc arising from the first week than I can remember over the last few years.

Maybe it just highlights what a good job was done in the past by Clarke and more recently Goodman.

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by Geekins » 21 Aug 2007 09:36

Wycombe Royal We are leading the injuries league by 2 now.

http://www.physioroom.com/news/english_premier_league/epl_injury_table.php


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by brendywendy » 21 Aug 2007 09:38

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Wycombe Royal We are leading the injuries league by 2 now.

http://www.physioroom.com/news/english_premier_league/epl_injury_table.php


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by Behindu » 21 Aug 2007 09:39

Such a shame that the lack of depth in the squad means all these injuries have impacted both performances and results....

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by Hoop Blah » 21 Aug 2007 10:17

Behindu Such a shame that the lack of depth in the squad means all these injuries have impacted both performances and results....


It also helps that we include the likes of Kanu, Brown and Bygrave in there whereas most other teams seem to only include first teamers.

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