kingcarr21 Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 Pearson has confirmed he is back from injury and in contention to play
Leicesterpool Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 Fantastic news! sounds like he's also going to be thrown straight back into the ring aswell! Does this mean Wasilewski back on the bench or are we going three at the back?
Devonfox1884 Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 I'd keep him on the bench wednesday and re-introduce him against ipswich on saturday.
Captain... Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 I'd keep him on the bench wednesday and re-introduce him against ipswich on saturday. Agree with this, rib injury means he probably hasn't done any sort of training since the injury and whilst now injury free is probably going to be a little unfit and rusty, I would play him in a development squad match first before risking him in arguably the hardest game we have left.
MGLCFC Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 I'd keep him on the bench wednesday and re-introduce him against ipswich on saturday. I'd keep him on the bench wednesday and re-introduce him against ipswich on saturday. Not sure I'd rest Was until after Ipswich game. SEB gave Moore a real tough time last season and out muscled him at Wolves.
Bagworthblue Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 Moore needs at least 90 mins in a friendly 1st . Poor message to Waz also who has done pretty well to drop him as soon as a player returns to fitness but not match fitness.
Stuliasz Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 I can't decide whether Was would be good or bad to have in a derby because of his mentality. If he controls his aggression, he'd be one of the best centrebacks we could have in a game like this. On the other hand, he could very easily overstep the mark and cost us the game. Personally, providing he is genuinely fit enough, I'd go for Moore.
Buzzell Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 I wouldn't risk him. Place him on the bench if he's needed and depending on how Was plays, slot him in for the Ipswich game.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 I wouldn't risk him. Place him on the bench if he's needed and depending on how Was plays, slot him in for the Ipswich game.Probably this
Tom's Pasta Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 Difficult decision to make. I do like Was as he is more experienced all round but then he hasn't played in England until this season. On the other hand you have a young , hungry local lad who is making huge progress. I think this is what they call a nice problem to have.
Witch Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 I can't decide whether Was would be good or bad to have in a derby because of his mentality. If he controls his aggression, he'd be one of the best centrebacks we could have in a game like this. On the other hand, he could very easily overstep the mark and cost us the game. Personally, providing he is genuinely fit enough, I'd go for Moore. Wasyl will be good. He might look like a walking bomb, ready to explode, but he always looks like that. And he never explodes. Last straight red he got in April 2012 and that was for breaking Delorge's nose with his elbow. By a freakin' accident. Marcin was trying to reach the ball with his head and Delorge was looking for the penalty. He got much more than he wanted I must say, but it was not a case of Wasyl losing his temper. Last double yellow, if my memory serves well, he got in October or November 2012 in Champions League. And the second one he got not for any aggresive foul but because of his discussions with the ref. Wasyl rarely loses his temper. You don't have to worry about that.
fuchsntf Posted 17 February 2014 Posted 17 February 2014 This is a game we can drop points, forget the local Derby spin. Moore would be less. We need him fit for the run in, thats why NP has a squad, use it.!!!! Ipswich or Charlton one of these could be his return game.Next 4 games we will take points, the run in of Last 10 games must take priority. IMO, Wigan and Blackburn games we may lose, with or without him, but thats when I would like to see him play, this wednesday is not a must.Give him the best chance to finish the season..FIT.
volpeazzurro Posted 18 February 2014 Posted 18 February 2014 This is a game we can drop points, forget the local Derby spin. Moore would be less. We need him fit for the run in, thats why NP has a squad, use it.!!!! Ipswich or Charlton one of these could be his return game.Next 4 games we will take points, the run in of Last 10 games must take priority. IMO, Wigan and Blackburn games we may lose, with or without him, but thats when I would like to see him play, this wednesday is not a must.Give him the best chance to finish the season..FIT. Good points well made.
Mack Posted 18 February 2014 Posted 18 February 2014 If he is fully healed I'd put him straight back in. We are much stronger at the back with him on the field, and seeing as his injury wasn't a leg / common playing strain issue there should be no risk of a reaction.
Captain... Posted 18 February 2014 Posted 18 February 2014 Wasyl will be good. He might look like a walking bomb, ready to explode, but he always looks like that. And he never explodes. Last straight red he got in April 2012 and that was for breaking Delorge's nose with his elbow. By a freakin' accident. Marcin was trying to reach the ball with his head and Delorge was looking for the penalty. He got much more than he wanted I must say, but it was not a case of Wasyl losing his temper. Last double yellow, if my memory serves well, he got in October or November 2012 in Champions League. And the second one he got not for any aggresive foul but because of his discussions with the ref. Wasyl rarely loses his temper. You don't have to worry about that. Correct, he is an aggressive player, but is very experienced, he uses his strength and aggression well, he has only had 4 yellow cards this season, people talk like he has been sent off 3 times and his temper is a liability, but it hasn't cost us anything. We are just used to nampy pamby centre halves who are scared to put the foot in. I think both Wes and Moore could do with toughening up and being a bit more like Wasyl, controlled effective aggression.
suffolk fox Posted 18 February 2014 Posted 18 February 2014 If he is fully healed I'd put him straight back in. We are much stronger at the back with him on the field, and seeing as his injury wasn't a leg / common playing strain issue there should be no risk of a reaction. You my friend have never broken or cracked a rib before? It's bloody painful you can't breathe in properly and it hurts to talk or laugh. Can take a while tonheal properly and any knock can crack or break it again. would not risk him in a huge game against Forest who will physically target him. Can see Cox especially trying to bully him. As others have said play him first in an under 21 friendly then play him against Ipswich or Charlton if he comes through the friendly unscathed.
Mack Posted 18 February 2014 Posted 18 February 2014 You my friend have never broken or cracked a rib before? It's bloody painful you can't breathe in properly and it hurts to talk or laugh. Can take a while tonheal properly and any knock can crack or break it again. would not risk him in a huge game against Forest who will physically target him. Can see Cox especially trying to bully him. As others have said play him first in an under 21 friendly then play him against Ipswich or Charlton if he comes through the friendly unscathed. If he is fit for selection he must be healed. He could crack the same or another rib in an U21 game, lets not forget he collided with the post to get this injury in the first place. These are high level physios / doctors that are dealing with our players, they would not pass him fit if there was any serious concern.
Happy Fox Posted 18 February 2014 Posted 18 February 2014 If he is available then no question put him in the team, Wasyl isn't as good as him.
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