Jonezy Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 Instant legend! Also wonderful to have a lightning fast winger named Dyer again..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RobHawk Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 If he does well, enjoys his loan spell and we want him enough then I doubt we will receive too much resistance from Swansea. Monk can say Dyer is in his plans all he wants but that's clearly not massively accurate or else he wouldn't be playing for us in the first place. It was the same with Huth last season. Both Dyer and Huth are/were fan favourites before arriving at Leicester and you get the impression the manager saying things like "he's still in my plans" is to appease the fans and keep squad morale up (I daresay Dyer has been both popular and influential in his Swansea time). They won't turn down £5mil odd for him with one year to go and at that price I'd be amazed if we don't get him. I wouldn't be so sure. Rumour i've heard in Swansea is that he was allowed to leave on loan to us because his Mrs was playing away and he needed to get away to sort his head out. If true, Monk may have loaned him as a favor to Dyer rather than wanting to be rid of him. If true, i think that will only help him perform well with us and it could work in our favour if Dyer wants a proper fresh start rather than time away. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Horse's Mouth Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 he's a free at the end of next season so he's hardly got any control over the situation, if Dyer wants to stay he'll stay Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RobHawk Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 he's a free at the end of the season so he's hardly got any control over the situation no hes not! Stop spouting nonsense! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Horse's Mouth Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 no hes not! Stop spouting nonsense! calm down you ****, it was a mistake. I was told this on the first page, I just double checked it and his deal is until 2017 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
conLAD logan Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 will be interesting to see how much they want for him if he does well typically an english player goes for far too much in this market, so fingers crossed something under 6 million would be accepted; that assuming he goes on to have a good season for us. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KP Fox Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 I don't want this player at our club on loan. Want to buy him the very second we can. He is our hero. Dyer is Leicester City through and through! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weller54 Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 I don't want this player at our club on loan. Want to buy him the very second we can. He is our hero. Dyer is Leicester City through and through! Needs to change his first name to Lloyd though! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gurru991 Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 I'm shocked that Dyer was allowed to return to play after what was a possible concussion situation. He even said himself that he didn't even know he had scored.Concussions can be career ending if not treated properly Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AKCJ Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 I'm sure he'll be fine and well looked after. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jordan Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 I'm proud of how brave Dyer was to score that goal. However, Dyer was clearly in no condition to finish the game. A boxing ref would have stopped the fight if a boxer had anywhere near the kind of injury Dyer had. Concussions are no joke, and effects from concussions can take effect and continue to cause serious harm to one's health years after the initial injury (especially if one has had multiple concussions). Football is at least 10 years behind science when it comes to recognizing and treating head injuries. I hope the injury isn't too bad. And he was excellent when he came on yesterday, that must be said. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RobHawk Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 calm down you ****, it was a mistake. I was told this on the first page, I just double checked it and his deal is until 2017You only have to read this page (page7) to know it's not true, not the whole thread. Not my fault is you can't read!As for the insult, You can call me 4* all you like but I'm much classier than that my friend! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davieG Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 According to Dyer he was never unconscious Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ScouseFox Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 I'm proud of how brave Dyer was to score that goal. However, Dyer was clearly in no condition to finish the game. A boxing ref would have stopped the fight if a boxer had anywhere near the kind of injury Dyer had. Concussions are no joke, and effects from concussions can take effect and continue to cause serious harm to one's health years after the initial injury (especially if one has had multiple concussions). Football is at least 10 years behind science when it comes to recognizing and treating head injuries. I hope the injury isn't too bad. And he was excellent when he came on yesterday, that must be said. sort of see what you're saying but a boxing fight would have been stopped because the next action in a boxing fight would be for him to get twatted in the head again. all he did in injury time was stroll around, it's not like he's a big centre half who was being put back onto the pitch with the sole aim of heading a ball or going up for challenges. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
weller54 Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 Is Dyer cup tied for the game against West Ham? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve_Walsh5 Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 Loved how he was shouting at the linesman about the time wasting villa were doing when taking a throw in. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RobHawk Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 Is Dyer cup tied for the game against West Ham? Without checking I'm sure he is Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gurru991 Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 According to Dyer he was never unconscious Being unconscious is not the definition of having a concussion Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jonaldinho Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 Being unconscious is not the definition of having a concussion We'll have one of the best medical teams in the country, I'm sure they will have checked his eyes and if he was concussed then wouldn't have let him back on. He sounded fine in his post-match interview too. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Horse's Mouth Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 You only have to read this page (page7) to know it's not true, not the whole thread. Not my fault is you can't read! As for the insult, You can call me 4* all you like but I'm much classier than that my friend! we're on page 8 you tit Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tuna Posted 14 September 2015 Share Posted 14 September 2015 Without checking I'm sure he is Played for Swansea in last round. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve_Guppy_Left_Foot Posted 15 September 2015 Share Posted 15 September 2015 He wasn't concussed, clearly. Great player to have. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jordan Posted 15 September 2015 Share Posted 15 September 2015 We'll have one of the best medical teams in the country, I'm sure they will have checked his eyes and if he was concussed then wouldn't have let him back on. He sounded fine in his post-match interview too.Dyer said he was still feeling groggy in his post-match interview. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gurru991 Posted 15 September 2015 Share Posted 15 September 2015 We'll have one of the best medical teams in the country, I'm sure they will have checked his eyes and if he was concussed then wouldn't have let him back on. He sounded fine in his post-match interview too. it's impossible to do a thorough concussion check in three minutes. Just ain't happening . The big problem with concussions is that they are accumulative. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
C-man Posted 15 September 2015 Share Posted 15 September 2015 Dyer said he was still feeling groggy in his post-match interview. There was a point just after it happened where someone switched it out to him on the left and the ball almost knocked him over, definitely destabilised him. I thought at the time that he shouldn't be on the pitch. Haven't seen it back but I do think the incident made a mockery of whatever regulations the PL/FA have in place for concussions. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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