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OK. Maybe two questions. Do some bodies break down before others? And I guess the one you think I'm asking, then yes Do some human beings look for the easy way through life? But, you think I'm asking that,I didn't. ACL is an obvious breakdown of the body. My general question was: Are certain...

Damn, you got me!

Bit early for you mate?

It certainly is a physical game, and injuries do happen all the time. Guys like MVE and Grimes seem to play every game and get away with it. Yet they have positions where they should be getting injured regularly. Midfield, defence.

Why have a thread for Callum Doyle , Victor etc

So, at the end of the day, Haji was missing for a significant part of last season, and unfortunately injured recently playing for the USA. My point is they are not shirkers. Merely that some human bodies can't take the stress that others can. A simple observation that certain people have...

Where do I say I'm celebrating?

So he's fit for saturday then?

Some bodies can't handle stress. Leicester fans noted this when they said "Good Luck, he is always injured, when he went to Spurs" Same as Newcastle. Callum was always injury prone. We might have the same, Haji perhaps. It's physics.

Is he even fit for maybe 7 or 8 games in a row fanboys? He's up there with Callum Wilson. :ROFLMAO::LOL:

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/cwy53dzlr8qo

Still think Kitching would make a reasonable No.9. A sort of Kenny Burns in reverse. Kitching is a good header of the ball, he gets in the opponent's faces, his passing isn't too bad, and he probably has a powerful shot. With the amount of crosses we get over, we desperately need another Mick...

I doubt if they will bother marking Simms if he comes out for the second half.

https://kickscores.com.ng/2025/07/27/bamford-set-to-join-lampard-team-on-3-years-deal/

https://www.claretandhugh.info/west-ham-exclusive-top-source-reveals-potters-stance-on-callum-wilson/

Happy with Wilson. Geez, weren't so long ago we voted Oggy as our best player..and he really wasn't that good was he? The amount of times i saw him go one way, when the ball went the other.

Looks like Ellis Simms will have to take over the mantle of running to Singer corner after the match now...:unsure:

The trouble with Wright is that he just won't pass the ball. Instead, he creates a cul-de-sac for himself, that he just can't get out of. Sure, he can cross the ball, but there are so many times when he needs to keep the attack flowing by passing. Given all that, he scores goals, and that's what...

The train with Bristol City supporters was late, hence the delay. There was no intention.

It's over, and we move on. Only way, otherwise we dwell on something for years on end, like stupid Sunderland supporters. And we ain't like that. BTW, I was at that match in 77, it was roughly 12 minutes extra, and we did like any other team would do, especially Sunderland, and we played for...