Seamus definitely out for a few games following scan.
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Bad news indeed - hope he makes a good recovery
Bad news indeed but that's football hope he makes a full recovery but life goes on as they say someone else's turn to stake a claim for a regular starting role in central midfield.
Could be anything training on 3D could be a factor Covid having a bigger impact or just sheer bad luck.
Hope Seamus gets some R&R and is back to full fitness soon. He’ll be missed but it’s an opportunity for someone.
its funny this 3G thing how it affects some but not others. i actually love games on it and really knocks 20 years off my legs. never had an injury or tiredness from it unlike what some call proper football pitches that really are a mud bath by the end of it. however how much is in your head about them all may be the answer.
3G are great but aren't allowed at league level so playing on grass surely better to prepare on grass?
Hate 4G. Awful in my opinion. No comparison to grass at all.
Wilder also gone at Sheffield United played some of the best free flowing football seen in the Championship for a long while, fan great management record but the promised land of the Premiership bites again sad really probably down already but apparently falling out with Chairman doesn't help.
Tell you what else doesn't help.
Spending £50 mill on a keeper who makes mistakes on a regular basis and a centre forward who has yet to score.
Presume you mean Aaron Ramsdale who was Bournemouth,s 2019/20 player of the season cost £18 and a half million pounds I believe small margins, but great job if you can get football manager paid well in the main for failure as well as success, which is hard to achieve when only a couple+ of clubs go up from each division.
Plus Brewster at £23 million who hasn’t scored in 20 odd games for them.
Who is only 20 years old scored 10 in 20 games at Swansea on loan last season in Championship and was that highly regarded by Klopp and Liverpool they put a buy back clause of £40 million pounds in the deal lasting till 2023 small margins.
