Webbo Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 It's a blow no doubt about it, but it does create an opportunity for Morrison to get some experience, Don't forget Hobbs probably won't be here next season. Morrison could be a mainstay of our first team next season (and if he's not why did we buy him?). PS. Is Worley still on our books?
Unit Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 Should have ran it off in my opinion. too right, big puffty! sappleton would've ran it off no probs
JoeyB Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 too right, big puffty! sappleton would've ran it off no probs Sappleton would never have been in the position to get injured.
maddog Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 He must be out for the rest of the season or more. They would have told us by now if he was only out for a few weeks. It will be tougher to finish our promotion without Tunch but i think we would still do it. We aren't many wins short of virtually guranteeing promotion after a great 1st half of the season.
Unit Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 Sappleton would never have been in the position to get injured. cheers, i didn't realise that
JoeyB Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 Really its all a ploy. Tunchev is not injured infact its a story they have made up, to stave away interest from other clubs. If they think he is injured they will not bid, hence us keeping him.
Candidcamera Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 The interview on the BBC site with Hobbs talks about knocks. Still no statement he may be not too serious.
Jordan Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 Really its all a ploy.Tunchev is not injured infact its a story they have made up, to stave away interest from other clubs. If they think he is injured they will not bid, hence us keeping him. I am going to force myself to believe this.
GLC Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 anyone seen the picture in the mercury? it looks bad
JoeyB Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 anyone seen the picture in the mercury?it looks bad That one?
Thracian Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 I am going to force myself to believe this. If I could turn back time.....
Halfsy Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 I am absolutely devastated about Tunchev's injury. More so, i met a Bulgarian couple at the train station, who noticed their national flag draped round my shoulders who had come to watch Tunchev play. I am sure Hobbsy and Morri will be solid, but NP may play Edworthy or Powell at full-back to give the back four some experience.
CosbehFox Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 Should have ran it off in my opinion. Not possible. He's made of steel imported from Uzbekistan, also used by the Soviet Secret Service when designing their spies. It's quite clear he's suffered an electrical mis-fire in his knee joint, this doesn't take too long but he may need to be sent to Sofia for a full service and repair. In exchange, the Bulgarian Centre Defence Institute of Excellence (the BCCIE) are interested in sending over Ivanov 2.1.
The Bear Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 You'll probably have to wait a couple of days for the swelling around the knee to go down before they can have a look in there and find out what has gone. At least that's what happened with our player when he did his ligaments. You'll probably have to wait a couple of days for the swelling around the knee to go down before they can have a look in there and find out what has gone. At least that's what happened with our player when he did his ligaments.
davieG Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 You'll probably have to wait a couple of days for the swelling around the knee to go down before they can have a look in there and find out what has gone. At least that's what happened with our player when he did his ligaments.You'll probably have to wait a couple of days for the swelling around the knee to go down before they can have a look in there and find out what has gone. At least that's what happened with our player when he did his ligaments. So we've got to wait four days then
Kilworthfox Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 Dread. Instilled. Latest from Filbert Way is that we are trying to get Ulrich Van Gobbell in on emergency loan. P.S When is Kisnorbo back , what is wrong with him?
Lillehamring Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 yeah, but bigger!he looks in pain he could have stubbed his toe and been in pain but, as someone else said, it is often less painful the more severe the damage...apparently.......so...um...it's a good sign that he's in pain
Ultra Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 The lack of news on the OS is telling in its own right. The club is in denial, just as it was last season when Porter had a similar injury.
Fez of Mahrez Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 The lack of news on the OS is telling in its own right.The club is in denial, just as it was last season when Porter had a similar injury. Oh fooking hell. Tunchev's eaten a whole branch of KFC and shrunk three feet hasn't he? Out for 12 months with that.
GLC Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 he could have stubbed his toe and been in pain but, as someone else said, it is often less painful the more severe the damage...apparently.......so...um...it's a good sign that he's in pain trust me when i did my knee ligament and ankle ligament it hurt, alot
martyn Posted 15 January 2009 Posted 15 January 2009 I think the severity of pain thing stems from the fact that after a few days (to allow swelling decrease) a ruptured ligament would hurt less to walk on than a partially torn ligament. Of course at the time, either rupturing a ligament or something more minor is going to be rather painful!
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