Mr Glass (2 Viewers)

[Nick]

I worry that it’s it for him now and we’ve got a Dabo situation on our hands.

Good job robins isn't here else he would have put him left back rather than take him off.

 

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[Nick]

I feel so sorry for him, probably the toughest time in a player's career is being injured as i can't imagine the physio is remotely pleasant on top of the frustration of not being involved. I get the frustration with his injury record but to read some of the posts on here you'd think he was doing it deliberately. I think fortunately for the club we probably have enough in central midfield to cope with his absence, fingers crossed the others can stay fit.

I get it's not great but I'd do physio for 8 hours a day for 10k a week.

 

[Ccfcisparks]

I get it's not great but I'd do physio for 8 hours a day for 10k a week.

yeah physio for 8 hours isnt gonna help

 

[Nick]

yeah physio for 8 hours isnt gonna help

Depends on the physio.

 

[wingy]

Tell that to Andy Impey.

I raise your Impey with Trevor Benjamin!

 

[wingy]

yeah physio for 8 hours isnt gonna help

With extras?

 

[StrettoBoy]

I feel very sorry for Ben Sheaf.

He is a very fine player at Championship level but sadly he has become injury-prone over the past couple of years. I don't think he keeps getting the same injury recurring but suffers from a series of middling injuries that have a habit of keeping him out for weeks at a time. He's turning into one of those players, like Jodie Jones, who is very unlucky.

We won't be able to sell him until he is fit again. All we can do is help him to get fit and hope that his form returns.

A fit and firing Sheaf is a great asset to us.

 

[Domo]

He isn't. Allen is. Hench Allen took the armband yesterday rather than it go back to Kitching. Which suggests Kitching is 3rd choice behind Sheaf and Allen.

A captain nowadays is a pointless thing anyway I feel. It's a tradition, and usually given to a senior player, rather than an actual leader. Especially here atm. For seasons now, we've had captains that warm the bench. Kelly, Sheaf, Allen. It's pointless. Long gone are the days of an actual captain, on the pitch doing the managers job. They dont exist anymore. Your John Terry's, Roy Keanes, Tony Adams'. They're not around any more.
Look at the England team of past years, Wayne Rooney and Harry Kane as captains. Stalwarts and great players, yes. Natural born leaders and captains? Not in a million years!


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we/I didnt know that until sheaf was subbed. i just thought it was interesting that it was kitch over grimes

 

[Speedies_Chips]

Tell that to Andy Impey.

Who retired in 2006!

 

[Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon]

I get it's not great but I'd do physio for 8 hours a day for 10k a week.

There's a whole range of unpleasant stuff id do for 10k a week, given the choice id be playing professional football though

 

[DT-R]

we/I didnt know that until sheaf was subbed. i just thought it was interesting that it was kitch over grimes

Every time Allen played under FL last season he wor the armband. Granted, he never played alongside, only instead of, Sheaf. Which suggests he is FL chosen VC behind Sheaf. With neither of them on the pitch 3rd choice is clearly Kitch. Which make me wonder, if we did bring in a new CH, it would most likely be Thomas that would lose his place?

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[ccfc922]

At least it's only £750k lost as opposed to millions.

Idk what to say about him, when fit and on form great but a captain that misses what 50% of the season roughly?

Least Kelly was on his last legs agewise.