Bryn Posted 23 October 2008 Posted 23 October 2008 Kid needs to move to a less physical league if he wants to make it. If he were say a striker his injury proneness might not be so noticeable but as a battle axe midfielder he's far too flimsy.
Father Ted Posted 23 October 2008 Posted 23 October 2008 TBH, I don't think he's injury prone - he just doesn't know when to pull out of a tackle cos he's going to bust his leg. It's as if he feels he's invincible and if he sticks his leg where someone can snap it in half, he don't care because he would have won the ball.
dandannieldanok Posted 23 October 2008 Posted 23 October 2008 Feel really sorry for him, apparently he's made a real good impression down there during the last week or two. Unless advised by doctors (like Matt Piper was), he shouldn't bin his career. It's unlikely he'll be a premier league superstar but he could carve out a decent career at this level and the level above.
Thracian Posted 23 October 2008 Posted 23 October 2008 May sound harsh, but if we have the chance to get rid, shift him out.It's proven that he can't sustain fitness for a prolonged period and he really won't be much good to us if he's never fit. I rate him as a player, last season he started really well but again he got injured and lost his place. It does sound harsh but this latest injury might have been the sort that anyone could sustain. Is it even the ankle of the same leg he broke previously? Besides he's on quite a long term contract so, short of paying him up, there will be little chance of shifting him out in the short term. People do come back from multiple breaks so I'd perhaps hang fire on taking such a gloomy outlook just yet. I'm sure everyone hoped he would resurrect his career one way or the other at Cheltenham and that, even now, he makes a full recovery from his setback, whatever the future holds. He seems to be a cheerful guy and the sort who would have the mental strength to cope.
lildave3 Posted 23 October 2008 Posted 23 October 2008 TBH, I don't think he's injury prone - he just doesn't know when to pull out of a tackle cos he's going to bust his leg. It's as if he feels he's invincible and if he sticks his leg where someone can snap it in half, he don't care because he would have won the ball. That's fantastic.
Corky Posted 23 October 2008 Posted 23 October 2008 Another Darren Eadie I'm inclined to agree. Eadie could have been a top player for us without his injuries. Weso is a more than useful member of our squad, and it would be sad to see a promising career blighted by lengthy injuries.
Koke Posted 23 October 2008 Posted 23 October 2008 Weso should just call it a day. He can come and work at my place - I'll put in a word for him.
jimmer Posted 23 October 2008 Posted 23 October 2008 Well I wish him a speedy recovery, he seems to be plagued with bad luck, poor kid. To the player that performed the horror tackle........You should be ashamed and banned
Daggers Posted 23 October 2008 Posted 23 October 2008 TBH, I don't think he's injury prone I'm almost tempted to put this in my sig. Priceless.
Cobbo Posted 21 November 2008 Posted 21 November 2008 Saw the lad right near my work today. A mate of his had given him a lift in a fetching VW Golf. Still on crutches. Still tiny. Get well soon kidda.
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