Dovin back from Loan due to Shoulder Injury

[Nick]

Looks like it was true when somebody said it the other day, must be serious if the season long loan has been ended.

 

[larry_david]

If it's a few weeks/month injury he'll go back once fit but we'll want our boys looking over him rather than league 1 physios (no offence to them).

 

[Paul Anthony]

Got to feel for him, he's having absolutely no luck at the minute.

I did see something about it's being similar to Rudoni, so could be surgery required.

 

[chiefdave]

Hopefully the guy is getting some mental health support as well as this has to be tough.

Bad enough coming back from the initial injury but then there was the mystery setup back that seemed to drag on for ages and now he's out again with something completely unrelated.

And while he's been sat on the sidelines he's seen his teammates tearing it up, winning the league and getting promotion to the promised land.

 

[When The Sky Was Blue]

Heard word of this on Monday - at that point Orient suspected it was a rotator cuff injury and potentially several months out. I haven't had that confirmed but obviously relatively serious for the loan to be cut short.

 

[Tommo1993]

Wouldn’t be surprised if he wanted to break Tyrese Campbell’s legs. Been shit out of luck since he hoofed him one.

 

[TomRad85]

Wouldn’t be surprised if he wanted to break Tyrese Campbell’s legs. Been shit out of luck since he hoofed him one.

I want Tyrese Campbell to break his legs so I'm sure Dovin does. Blokes a c**t.

 

[Captain Dart]

That's probably the end of his loan for this season.

 

[shmmeee]

Poor lad can’t catch a break

 

[PVA]

Poor guy. Hopefully it's just a month or so out and he'll get another loan in Jan

 

[long way home]

He fell down the stairs a just days after going to Orient. Poor fella is cursed, hope he gets healthy and gets back playing somewhere

 

[alexccfc99]

Rotten luck especially for a goalie

That absolute clogger up front for Sheffield United has blood on his hands, wanker

 

[long way home]

That game he was out of control, he grabbed one of our players round the throat, kicked Bidwell who was standing off the pitch and then took Dovin out.

Ref was happy for him to be lke this from the off and the outcome was what we see now.

 

[Username Required]

He fell down the stairs a just days after going to Orient. Poor fella is cursed, hope he gets healthy and gets back playing somewhere

I'd have thrown myself down the stairs too if I had to play for Leyton Orient. On a serious note it's terrible news for him and must be so frustrating, as someone else further up the thread mentioned I hope he's getting mental health support as I don't care how resilient you are that's got to be tough. Hopefully he makes a decent recovery and goes out on loan in January and makes a successful full recovery.

 

[Hobo]

If it's a few weeks/month injury he'll go back once fit but we'll want our boys looking over him rather than league 1 physios (no offence to them).

Players always return to the parent club for treatment of injuries regardless of the level the club is playing.

 

[stupot07]

Poor lad, it makes sense him coming back to us for rehabilitation, as a PL club we will have much better access to treatment. It's quite normal for players to back for treatment.

 

[Sick Boy]

Sorry to say that I don’t think he’ll play for us again.

 

[stupot07]

Thanks to ChatGPT

Yes, Coventry City have had several players return to their parent club for rehabilitation from an injury before coming back to play for the Sky Blues. This is a fairly common arrangement for loan players, allowing the owning club’s medical staff to oversee treatment.

Players Who Returned to Their Parent Club

Here are the most notable confirmed cases:

· Ben Turner (Cardiff City): The defender suffered ankle ligament damage while playing for Coventry in 2015. He returned to his parent club, Cardiff City, for an operation and recovery, with the hope he would return to the Sky Blues later in the season.

· Danny Ward (Bolton Wanderers): In 2010, the on-loan striker returned to Bolton for surgery on a hernia problem. Coventry manager Aidy Boothroyd confirmed the plan was for Ward to come back to the club after about a month.

· Adam Virgo (Celtic): The loan signing from Celtic suffered a cruciate knee ligament injury in 2006. He returned to Scotland for treatment, with Coventry boss Micky Adams stating he would return to the Ricoh Arena once he was running again.

· Jake Clarke-Salter (Chelsea): The Chelsea loanee returned to his parent club in 2021 for treatment on a long-standing Achilles problem.