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Dubai Eagle 01 Nov 22 7.54am
Maybe 2 months ago, PV mentioned "Nathan" in a presser (in some context) it took me over an hour to work out who "Nathan" was........ he had pretty much dropped off my radar as a part of the squad, so if he got 45 minutes yesterday that's certainly a more positive update.
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Dubai Eagle

01 Nov 22 7.54am

Maybe 2 months ago, PV mentioned "Nathan" in a presser (in some context) it took me over an hour to work out who "Nathan" was........ he had pretty much dropped off my radar as a part of the squad, so if he got 45 minutes yesterday that's certainly a more positive update.

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southnorwoodhill 01 Nov 22 8.09am
We brought him in as a sicknote, and he's been a sicknote ever since. Curious to know what hope the club holds out for him given his injury status so far.
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We brought him in as a sicknote, and he's been a sicknote ever since. Curious to know what hope the club holds out for him given his injury status so far.

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Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 01 Nov 22 9.45am
the worse thing that can happen is he starts to play in the new year we offer him a new contract and then ........... �That�s a joke son, I say, that�s a joke.� �Nice boy, but he�s sharp as a throw pillow.� �He�s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent� � �Son� I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.�__ Forhorn Leghorn
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Lanzarote 01 Nov 22 9.45am

the worse thing that can happen is he starts to play in the new year we offer him a new contract and then ...........

�That�s a joke son, I say, that�s a joke.� �Nice boy, but he�s sharp as a throw pillow.� �He�s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent� � �Son� I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.�__ Forhorn Leghorn

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palace99 New Mills 01 Nov 22 9.54am
Originally posted by aashman12 Came off the bench vs Sunderland and put a peach of a cross in for big Ben to head in the winner sorry to be picky but it was the 2nd goal onto Jimmy Macs head. 3rd goal was an injury time free kick by Chungy onto Tekkers head. Last saw Fryers play at Stockport last season (conference) as the left side of a 3 man CB. Was released at the end of his contract
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New Mills 01 Nov 22 9.54am

Originally posted by aashman12

Came off the bench vs Sunderland and put a peach of a cross in for big Ben to head in the winner

sorry to be picky but it was the 2nd goal onto Jimmy Macs head.

3rd goal was an injury time free kick by Chungy onto Tekkers head.

Last saw Fryers play at Stockport last season (conference) as the left side of a 3 man CB. Was released at the end of his contract

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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 01 Nov 22 10.10am
Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad the worse thing that can happen is he starts to play in the new year we offer him a new contract and then ........... My thoughts exactly. Across between Wickham & Tekkers, end of contract, play your heart out, earn new contract, return to the norm. I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold, When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul. [Link]
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On The Road To Hell & Alicante 01 Nov 22 10.10am

Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad

the worse thing that can happen is he starts to play in the new year we offer him a new contract and then ...........

My thoughts exactly.

Across between Wickham & Tekkers, end of contract, play your heart out, earn new contract, return to the norm.

I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold,
When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul.
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Gary St.Andrews Kenley 05 Nov 22 3.14am
Time to offload, waste of space�.
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Time to offload, waste of space�.

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 05 Nov 22 9.59am
I'm just a softie so I'm willing to see if his injury problems are simply a combination of bad luck/growing pains or a genuine case of his body simply not being, and never going to be, up to the rigours of PL football. He's just turned 22 (last month) and if he really does have the quality needed and does overcome his injury past, we could have a real gem for years to come (or until we sell him for a tidy profit).
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Too far from Selhurst Park 05 Nov 22 9.59am

I'm just a softie so I'm willing to see if his injury problems are simply a combination of bad luck/growing pains or a genuine case of his body simply not being, and never going to be, up to the rigours of PL football.

He's just turned 22 (last month) and if he really does have the quality needed and does overcome his injury past, we could have a real gem for years to come (or until we sell him for a tidy profit).

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PatrickA London 08 Nov 22 8.19am
It's a tricky proposition for the club how the right back position is handled moving forward. The guy who has the best fitness record, Ward, is 33 and has a contract that expires at the end of the season. Clyne does not have a great fitness record and also has a contract running out at the end of the season. Ferguson is perpetually injured and there is no current basis to plan on him being a first team regular right back. Richards was purchased as a central defender who could also provide cover at right back, but he also had a poor injury record before he joined. There is a rumour that AWB could join on loan, but with Man Utd wanting us to have an obligation to buy at the end of the loan which could well prove too expensive to strike a deal. In my view we should rely on Ward and Clyne to see us through the season and have a new right back lined up for the summer with either Clyne or Ward offered a one year extension for competition. AWB is proven at the level, knows the club and has potential to improve. However, if we can't do a deal let's move on to other targets and try and avoid a replication of the Gallagher situation where our energies were consumed by a transfer that never materialised.
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London 08 Nov 22 8.19am

It's a tricky proposition for the club how the right back position is handled moving forward.
The guy who has the best fitness record, Ward, is 33 and has a contract that expires at the end of the season.
Clyne does not have a great fitness record and also has a contract running out at the end of the season.
Ferguson is perpetually injured and there is no current basis to plan on him being a first team regular right back.
Richards was purchased as a central defender who could also provide cover at right back, but he also had a poor injury record before he joined.
There is a rumour that AWB could join on loan, but with Man Utd wanting us to have an obligation to buy at the end of the loan which could well prove too expensive to strike a deal.
In my view we should rely on Ward and Clyne to see us through the season and have a new right back lined up for the summer with either Clyne or Ward offered a one year extension for competition.
AWB is proven at the level, knows the club and has potential to improve.
However, if we can't do a deal let's move on to other targets and try and avoid a replication of the Gallagher situation where our energies were consumed by a transfer that never materialised.

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Eaglecoops CR3 11 Dec 22 8.11pm
Originally posted by doombear I'm just a softie so I'm willing to see if his injury problems are simply a combination of bad luck/growing pains or a genuine case of his body simply not being, and never going to be, up to the rigours of PL football. He's just turned 22 (last month) and if he really does have the quality needed and does overcome his injury past, we could have a real gem for years to come (or until we sell him for a tidy profit). I tend to agree but another month, another set back. He now has the same injury Eze suffered. Unfortunately it appears the man is made of glass and it�s the brittle rather than toughened variety. Such a shame, but it�s a brutal game and we can�t keep carrying him.
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CR3 11 Dec 22 8.11pm

Originally posted by doombear

He's just turned 22 (last month) and if he really does have the quality needed and does overcome his injury past, we could have a real gem for years to come (or until we sell him for a tidy profit).

I tend to agree but another month, another set back. He now has the same injury Eze suffered. Unfortunately it appears the man is made of glass and it�s the brittle rather than toughened variety. Such a shame, but it�s a brutal game and we can�t keep carrying him.

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southnorwoodhill 12 Dec 22 7.13am
Surely there must come a time in a players mind, after another setback, that he realises he is not cut out for this particular game, despite all best intentions. And also be told by a medical professional that an accumulation of injuries may affect his physical well being in the future.
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southnorwoodhill

12 Dec 22 7.13am

Surely there must come a time in a players mind, after another setback, that he realises he is not cut out for this particular game, despite all best intentions. And also be told by a medical professional that an accumulation of injuries may affect his physical well being in the future.

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Dubai Eagle 12 Dec 22 7.48am
You would think that there must come a time when the clubs insurance company gets involved & declares that insuring a particular player is a risk not worth taking - Originally posted by southnorwoodhill Surely there must come a time in a players mind, after another setback, that he realises he is not cut out for this particular game, despite all best intentions. And also be told by a medical professional that an accumulation of injuries may affect his physical well being in the future.
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Dubai Eagle

12 Dec 22 7.48am

You would think that there must come a time when the clubs insurance company gets involved & declares that insuring a particular player is a risk not worth taking -

Originally posted by southnorwoodhill

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Elpis In a pub 15 Dec 22 6.29am
Originally posted by Dubai Eagle You would think that there must come a time when the clubs insurance company gets involved & declares that insuring a particular player is a risk not worth taking - Complete speculation on my part but that line had probably already been crossed with the contract extension . He is more likely now to be filed under losses with unsold hot dogs in the tax return And we still need a striker
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In a pub 15 Dec 22 6.29am

Originally posted by Dubai Eagle

You would think that there must come a time when the clubs insurance company gets involved & declares that insuring a particular player is a risk not worth taking -

Complete speculation on my part but that line had probably already been crossed with the contract extension .

He is more likely now to be filed under losses with unsold hot dogs in the tax return

And we still need a striker

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