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Post by gingerninja on Oct 11, 2024 9:27:30 GMT
No sign of Gallagher in the gym, or on the grass🤔
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Post by crouchpotato1 on Oct 11, 2024 9:42:25 GMT
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Post by apb1 on Oct 11, 2024 12:45:01 GMT
Was Rose there? Not sure I spotted him either. Gooch in the gym at least. Lawal?
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Post by wilcopotter on Oct 11, 2024 13:11:04 GMT
Not bothered to watch it, thought it might change our luck, watched all the others and we never seemed to get any better.
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Post by Edward Tattsyrup on Oct 11, 2024 13:17:15 GMT
Not bothered to watch it, thought it might change our luck, watched all the others and we never seemed to get any better. That's the spirit Sausage. |
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Post by LGH87 on Oct 11, 2024 13:38:48 GMT
Was Rose there? Not sure I spotted him either. Gooch in the gym at least. Lawal? Rose was there, he's in the gym at the start. |
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Post by bagnallboothen on Oct 13, 2024 10:36:17 GMT
Gallagher has done his hamstring
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Post by gingerninja on Oct 13, 2024 10:38:42 GMT
Is that definite, if so a massive massive miss.
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Post by bagnallboothen on Oct 13, 2024 10:40:12 GMT
Is that definite, if so a massive massive miss. I don't know to what extent (think they call them grades) but from the best possible source he is injured |
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on Oct 13, 2024 18:12:03 GMT
Gallagher has done his hamstring Well where are those saying it’s only cramp when I said it was a season defining moment at Swansea it’s truly terrible news up there with as bad as it could be critical games ahead and we are back to the Hull team |
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on Oct 13, 2024 18:18:23 GMT
I’d keep the shape and go with Ennis to try and do the donkey work for cannon but I fear it will be million in a 10 role but it’s the physicality we and cannon miss so it has to be someone who can play that role and both vidigal and Tezgel lack the mobility or strength . Naive management to leave Gallagher on at Swansea is going to cost us very very dear bottom three at Xmas would be no surprise now. We simply have to find a way for those critical home games with Cardiff , Derby and Millwall to keep our heads above water assuming he’s out for 6 weeks typical hamstring .
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Post by scfcno1fan on Oct 13, 2024 18:20:02 GMT
Gallagher has done his hamstring Well where are those saying it’s only cramp when I said it was a season defining moment at Swansea it’s truly terrible news up there with as bad as it could be critical games ahead and we are back to the Hull team Hamstring can be 6 weeks and he’s already had 1. Not great, but not a cataclysmic event…. |
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Post by thehartshillbadger on Oct 13, 2024 18:21:59 GMT
Do we sign injury prone players or is there something wrong with how we train? We get absolutely loads of injuries
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Post by Gods on Oct 13, 2024 19:00:27 GMT
Do we sign injury prone players or is there something wrong with how we train? We get absolutely loads of injuries We seem to go out and carefully hired a job lot of the world's most fragile men. Gallagher looks like another one, hired in July, got on the pitch exactly 3 times and now clocked out for the year with a twanged hamstring. |
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on Oct 13, 2024 19:05:22 GMT
Well where are those saying it’s only cramp when I said it was a season defining moment at Swansea it’s truly terrible news up there with as bad as it could be critical games ahead and we are back to the Hull team Hamstring can be 6 weeks and he’s already had 1. Not great, but not a cataclysmic event…. I fancy it is and said do the second it happened , my bet is it will change the trajectory of our season |
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Post by AlliG on Oct 13, 2024 20:11:18 GMT
Well where are those saying it’s only cramp when I said it was a season defining moment at Swansea it’s truly terrible news up there with as bad as it could be critical games ahead and we are back to the Hull team Hamstring can be 6 weeks and he’s already had 1. Not great, but not a cataclysmic event…. It has given Benji a chance to revert to his normal miserable self.  |
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on Oct 13, 2024 21:05:50 GMT
Hamstring can be 6 weeks and he’s already had 1. Not great, but not a cataclysmic event…. It has given Benji a chance to revert to his normal miserable self. It’s something to be seriously miserable about after a chink of light |
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Post by LGH87 on Oct 13, 2024 22:12:48 GMT
Do we sign injury prone players or is there something wrong with how we train? We get absolutely loads of injuries We seem to go out and carefully hire a job lot of the world's most fragile men. Gallagher looks like another one, hired in July, got on the pitch exactly 3 times and now clocked out for the year with a twanged hamstring. Our shortsighted recruitment could really fuck our season. I refuse to believe that we couldn’t find someone with Gally’s attributes somewhere in the world, who is younger and less injury prone. |
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Post by AlliG on Oct 14, 2024 11:57:55 GMT
I’d keep the shape and go with Ennis to try and do the donkey work for cannon but I fear it will be million in a 10 role but it’s the physicality we and cannon miss so it has to be someone who can play that role and both vidigal and Tezgel lack the mobility or strength . Naive management to leave Gallagher on at Swansea is going to cost us very very dear bottom three at Xmas would be no surprise now. We simply have to find a way for those critical home games with Cardiff , Derby and Millwall to keep our heads above water assuming he’s out for 6 weeks typical hamstring .  The "Gallagher" role is to hold the ball up, link play between midfield and play quick passes into the space behind the defence for Cannon to run onto and you would choose Ennis a player who can trap a ball farther than I can kick it, who lacks any real physicality and can't pass water to play that role? Not sure I understand your logic there. |
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Post by LGH87 on Oct 14, 2024 12:03:42 GMT
I’d keep the shape and go with Ennis to try and do the donkey work for cannon but I fear it will be million in a 10 role but it’s the physicality we and cannon miss so it has to be someone who can play that role and both vidigal and Tezgel lack the mobility or strength . Naive management to leave Gallagher on at Swansea is going to cost us very very dear bottom three at Xmas would be no surprise now. We simply have to find a way for those critical home games with Cardiff , Derby and Millwall to keep our heads above water assuming he’s out for 6 weeks typical hamstring . The "Gallagher" role is to hold the ball up, link play between midfield and play quick passes into the space behind the defence for Cannon to run onto and you would choose Ennis a player who can trap a ball farther than I can kick it, who lacks any real physicality and can't pass water to play that role? Not sure I understand your logic there. If only we hadn't loaned out the only other player in the squad capable of doing that role. |
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Post by march4 on Oct 14, 2024 12:45:58 GMT
Can we bring Mama out of retirement?
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on Oct 14, 2024 15:17:27 GMT
I’d keep the shape and go with Ennis to try and do the donkey work for cannon but I fear it will be million in a 10 role but it’s the physicality we and cannon miss so it has to be someone who can play that role and both vidigal and Tezgel lack the mobility or strength . Naive management to leave Gallagher on at Swansea is going to cost us very very dear bottom three at Xmas would be no surprise now. We simply have to find a way for those critical home games with Cardiff , Derby and Millwall to keep our heads above water assuming he’s out for 6 weeks typical hamstring . The "Gallagher" role is to hold the ball up, link play between midfield and play quick passes into the space behind the defence for Cannon to run onto and you would choose Ennis a player who can trap a ball farther than I can kick it, who lacks any real physicality and can't pass water to play that role? Not sure I understand your logic there. I dint say he was ideal and im well a ware of his limitations but none of the other options offer any level of physicality or mobility to ease the weight on cannon Ennis can do that bette than tezgel , vidigal or million |
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Post by stokefc on Oct 14, 2024 16:46:39 GMT
The "Gallagher" role is to hold the ball up, link play between midfield and play quick passes into the space behind the defence for Cannon to run onto and you would choose Ennis a player who can trap a ball farther than I can kick it, who lacks any real physicality and can't pass water to play that role? Not sure I understand your logic there. I dint say he was ideal and im well a ware of his limitations but none of the other options offer any level of physicality or mobility to ease the weight on cannon Ennis can do that bette than tezgel , vidigal or million I'd put me dog on before Ennis and his back legs have just gone |
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Post by AlliG on Oct 14, 2024 17:14:42 GMT
The "Gallagher" role is to hold the ball up, link play between midfield and play quick passes into the space behind the defence for Cannon to run onto and you would choose Ennis a player who can trap a ball farther than I can kick it, who lacks any real physicality and can't pass water to play that role? Not sure I understand your logic there. I dint say he was ideal and im well a ware of his limitations but none of the other options offer any level of physicality or mobility to ease the weight on cannon Ennis can do that bette than tezgel , vidigal or million I am struggling to think of anyone less suited to that role and it would be completely unfair to ask him to do so. He is a lesser version of Jacob Brown and I certainly don't think he could have played that role either. The role requires someone with a football brain. I would prefer to see Million, Koumas or a midfield player there than Ennis. Hopefully if we are in front we could bring Ennis on for Cannon late on to do what he does best. |
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on Oct 14, 2024 17:54:56 GMT
I dint say he was ideal and im well a ware of his limitations but none of the other options offer any level of physicality or mobility to ease the weight on cannon Ennis can do that bette than tezgel , vidigal or million I am struggling to think of anyone less suited to that role and it would be completely unfair to ask him to do so. He is a lesser version of Jacob Brown and I certainly don't think he could have played that role either. The role requires someone with a football brain. I would prefer to see Million, Koumas or a midfield player there than Ennis. Hopefully if we are in front we could bring Ennis on for Cannon late on to do what he does best. 1 100% disagree the others don’t have the physique or strength |
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Post by AlliG on Oct 14, 2024 18:00:08 GMT
I am struggling to think of anyone less suited to that role and it would be completely unfair to ask him to do so. He is a lesser version of Jacob Brown and I certainly don't think he could have played that role either. The role requires someone with a football brain. I would prefer to see Million, Koumas or a midfield player there than Ennis. Hopefully if we are in front we could bring Ennis on for Cannon late on to do what he does best. 1 100% disagree the others don’t have the physique or strength Are we talking about the same Josh Ennis? Anyway. Unlike you I am not going to get too despondent about whatever team we put out on Saturday. There is bugger all I can do about the selection so I see no point in getting too stressed about what the coach might or might not so. Oh dear. I appear to have had my first ever senior moment.  I suppose I can now expect to refer to Frank Cannon, Mel Gibson, Gary Stevens and probably a few others over the next few years. |
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Post by wilcopotter on Oct 17, 2024 6:38:08 GMT
Do we sign injury prone players or is there something wrong with how we train? We get absolutely loads of injuries We seem to go out and carefully hired a job lot of the world's most fragile men. Gallagher looks like another one, hired in July, got on the pitch exactly 3 times and now clocked out for the year with a twanged hamstring. The new Nick Powell. |
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Post by wilcopotter on Oct 17, 2024 6:40:47 GMT
The "Gallagher" role is to hold the ball up, link play between midfield and play quick passes into the space behind the defence for Cannon to run onto and you would choose Ennis a player who can trap a ball farther than I can kick it, who lacks any real physicality and can't pass water to play that role? Not sure I understand your logic there. I dint say he was ideal and im well a ware of his limitations but none of the other options offer any level of physicality or mobility to ease the weight on cannon Ennis can do that bette than tezgel , vidigal or million I don’t think Ennis is anywhere near this manager’s plans. |
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Post by J-Roar on Oct 17, 2024 7:18:08 GMT
100% disagree the others don’t have the physique or strength Are we talking about the same Josh Ennis? Anyway. Unlike you I am not going to get too despondent about whatever team we put out on Saturday. There is bugger all I can do about the selection so I see no point in getting too stressed about what the coach might or might not so. Oh dear. I appear to have had my first ever senior moment. I suppose I can now expect to refer to Frank Cannon, Mel Gibson, Gary Stevens and probably a few others over the next few years. I think he's talking about a different Josh Ennis. Niall. |
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Post by chumley on Oct 17, 2024 13:31:39 GMT
Gallagher has done his hamstring Well where are those saying it’s only cramp when I said it was a season defining moment at Swansea it’s truly terrible news up there with as bad as it could be critical games ahead and we are back to the Hull team While he was sat on the floor with the Physio, he said to another player, "It's cramp" so thats why we assumed it was. |
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