McB out for season

[PokerBlade]

Call me a pessimist or whatever you want but I'm honestly starting to think we might get relegated.

 

[Greasy Chap Butty]

Heard we might try and bring Antonio Rudiger in, he's netted as many times for us as McB.

 

[Balham]

Is there a definitive list of the Injuries we've had this season? I've lost count.

I think it's over 25 now:

Foderingham: hand injury (October)
Moore: hand injury (August)

Baldock: knock (January), hamstring (February)
Stevens: knee (November), calf (January)
Bryan: calf (November)
O'Connell: knee (September)
Basham: hamstring (February)
Egan: toe (February)
Lowe: concussion (October)
Jagielka: covid (January)
Robinson: foot (December)
Bogle: knee (Fulham)
Ampadu: knee (November)

Berge: hamstring (December)
Osborn: knock (January)
Fleck: back (October), illness (February)
Rodwell: knock (December)

McBurnie: shoulder (December)
Sharp: groin (March)
Mousset: life (all season)
Burke: back (December)

The only players who haven't missed any games though injury are Norwood, Lundstram, Ramsdale, Brewster & McGoldrick.

 

[FredZeppelin]

Whilst never wishing injury on any player (with the possible grudging exceptions of Messrs Ainsworth and Vardy) this significantly reduces the chances of offloading him for next season for a decent amount that could have been invested in a player that might actually be of benefit to the club. Him not being available for transfer just increases the chances of any decent player who might be useful next season having to be sold. Not an exhaustive list, I grant you!

The fact (although, it's really just my opinion) that he won't be remotely missed for the remainder of this season is testament to his overall 'contribution' to the shitfest of a season we have enjoyed. More pressure and even less flexibility for the new boss - when he finally arrives - to deal with.

UTB

 

[Hitchin]

Whilst never wishing injury on any player (with the possible grudging exceptions of Messrs Ainsworth and Vardy) this significantly reduces the chances of offloading him for next season for a decent amount that could have been invested in a player that might actually be of benefit to the club. Him not being available for transfer just increases the chances of any decent player who might be useful next season having to be sold. Not an exhaustive list, I grant you!

The fact (although, it's really just my opinion) that he won't be remotely missed for the remainder of this season is testament to his overall 'contribution' to the shitfest of a season we have enjoyed. More pressure and even less flexibility for the new boss - when he finally arrives - to deal with.

UTB

Or Alternatively that he won't now be sold & will return to form & fitness for us next season.

 

[coolasanidiot]

Thank The Lord- we dont have to watch that idiot again this season.

 

[Kev Gee]

We simply have to play Brewster now.

And get some of the youth players on the bench and involved.

 

[Grandmanasty]

Has Lundstram or Norwood been injured?

Difficult to tell.

 

[JackSUFC]

I reckon we might get relegated now

Looking more likely now mate.

 

[Houston_Blade]

I blamed the relegation last time around on Rob Hulse getting injured. I’ve now got the perfect excuse for this season.

If it ever transpires that wearing small shorts and socks have caused the injury he should have to pay his wages back.

 

[Toronto Blade]

Having the lowest wage bill in the PL doesn't help to attract the best players.
Still it has been an unbelievable season for injuries. It started after a few games in, picking off players one after another.
Is there another PL club that had such a long term list of injured players.

 

[Jon B]

Burke and Brewster up front then. Fuck me what a shambles.

Might as well be Burke and Hare for such a grave situation.

 

[MobileBlade]

Lundstram has been disgustingly healthy. So has Brewster.

Thats cos you need to make a tackle (except Brighton away) to get an impact injury or to run about to get a muscle strain.

 

[Bladesince59]

Might as well be Burke and Hare for such a grave situation.

I am DISINTER ested who takes over.

 

[Varkanoid]

Rammers. Not even ditched for t Cup games. God k ows how useless Verrips and Fothers are if they cannot get a game.
Yes I know Rammers deserves player of season for last 8 or more performances but was poor iniitially.

Maybe we should have took Player of the Season at Bournemouth when they went down more seriously as a warning sign because it looks like it might happen again.

 

[Headshrinker]

He has been a poor signing so far.

Counting international matches and cups he now has 3 goals in his last 51 appearances.

PL stats:
2020/2021
23 Appearances, 1 goal, 0 Assists, 30 shots, 8 Big chances missed

2019/2020
36 Appearances, 6 goals, 0 Assists, 50 shots, 10 Big chances missed

 

[bladesmanluke]

Starting to think they just can't be arsed you know

 

[AdamSufc1997]

Might be possible that was his last game he played for us too

 

[originaltrueblade]

Sorry for his injury but when he plays it feels like we have ten men

 

[Champagneblade]

I think it's over 25 now:

Foderingham: hand injury (October)
Moore: hand injury (August)

Baldock: knock (January), hamstring (February)
Stevens: knee (November), calf (January)
Bryan: calf (November)
O'Connell: knee (September)
Basham: hamstring (February)
Egan: toe (February)
Lowe: concussion (October)
Jagielka: covid (January)
Robinson: foot (December)
Bogle: knee (Fulham)
Ampadu: knee (November)

Berge: hamstring (December)
Osborn: knock (January)
Fleck: back (October), illness (February)
Rodwell: knock (December)

McBurnie: shoulder (December)
Sharp: groin (March)
Mousset: life (all season)
Burke: back (December)

The only players who haven't missed any games though injury are Norwood, Lundstram, Ramsdale, Brewster & McGoldrick.

I'm amazed Rammers hasn't missed at least a couple with a bad back!

 

[Bladesman]

I think it's over 25 now:

Foderingham: hand injury (October)
Moore: hand injury (August)

Baldock: knock (January), hamstring (February)
Stevens: knee (November), calf (January)
Bryan: calf (November)
O'Connell: knee (September)
Basham: hamstring (February)
Egan: toe (February)
Lowe: concussion (October)
Jagielka: covid (January)
Robinson: foot (December)
Bogle: knee (Fulham)
Ampadu: knee (November)

Berge: hamstring (December)
Osborn: knock (January)
Fleck: back (October), illness (February)
Rodwell: knock (December)

McBurnie: shoulder (December)
Sharp: groin (March)
Mousset: life (all season)
Burke: back (December)

The only players who haven't missed any games though injury are Norwood, Lundstram, Ramsdale, Brewster & McGoldrick.

Correction JOC was injured much earlier than September but we kept playing him thinking it would be right. That is now a reason he is even more fucked and struggling to get his fitness back.

 

[BushBlade]

Correction JOC was injured much earlier than September but we kept playing him thinking it would be right. That is now a reason he is even more fucked and struggling to get his fitness back.

It appears to be the biggest medical fuck up at the club since they misdiagnosed Henderson’s detached hamstring.

 

[United Aren't Back.]

I blamed the relegation last time around on Rob Hulse getting injured. I’ve now got the perfect excuse for this season.

If it ever transpires that wearing small shorts and socks have caused the injury he should have to pay his wages back.

I wonder what Bladesballer thinks?

 

[Balham]

It appears to be the biggest medical fuck up at the club since they misdiagnosed Henderson’s detached hamstring.

Presuming you're talking about Darius Henderson I'm not sure it was necessarily a bad thing that he was out for so long. Horrible footballer.

 

[Gavlar]

McBurnie injured? Some good news at last!

 

[BushBlade]

Presuming you're talking about Darius Henderson I'm not sure it was necessarily a bad thing that he was out for so long. Horrible footballer.

Yes. Him. Blackwell talked about it on 5 Live one evening. It had been diagnosed as a strain and the exercises they gave him for physio were actually making it worse.

 

[BobblesBlade]

Time to start Brewster EVERY game now. Let the kid have a run of games no matter what.

It will be Lundstram up front before Brewster.

 

[Champagneblade]

Sad news for him is he misses Euro 2021.

Not as if Scotland reach a tournament every time is it?

Hope he can recover. The 5th metatarsal I'd the quickest to recover from I'd say. Just depends how clean the fracture is.

He's got about 7 weeks. He could still just about to it.

 

[Klaatu Barada Nikto]

Presuming you're talking about Darius Henderson I'm not sure it was necessarily a bad thing that he was out for so long. Horrible footballer.

Didn’t he get sent off in his first game back too?

 

[Muttley]

Its amazing how our 2 main under performers this season have stayed injury free.