Injuries
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Abel will be fit for his transfer in the window.
Keane was a disastrous buy and so it proved.
I doubt we'll see him again and i hope we dont anyway.
Keane was a disastrous buy and so it proved.
I doubt we'll see him again and i hope we dont anyway.
Keane could be out for a while, looking at what he seemed to be saying the physio something popped in his knee.
Hernandez has had this problem before with his groin, 3-4 weeks out I would guess.
Hernandez has had this problem before with his groin, 3-4 weeks out I would guess.
"Keane is the worst of the two"said Phelan.
Ain't that the truth Mike.
Ain't that the truth Mike.
Surely we have to be having a look at the players still without a club? We need reinforcements up front.
Can you think of any?
Richardson would have been a good one to have had with hindsight.
Mike Phelan says Dawson gave the penalty away! Highlights package clearly shows Davies being the offender. How could Mike get that wrong?
Its almost like he can't see what's going on in front of his eyes...
That is a real concern to be honest, maybe he also thought there was almost 18,000 in attendance.
Has Phelan carried on with Bruce's outdated training methods that render our players cripples whenever they move a leg muscle?
They showed Andy Carroll sat in the stands with Carlton Cole on MOTD.. commentator mentioned Cole is training with West ham to keep his fitness up until January so he'll be able to get a new club .. I thought he was playing up in Scotland but if he is a free agent we could do a lot worse
Cole signed for Sacremento Republic in the US third tier, but left after four games, he can't now sign for anyone until the window opens in January.
He's ****e nowadays anyway.
Not quite as low as Man United flop Eric Djemba-Djemba, who recently signed for FC Vallorbe-Ballaigues in the Swiss fifth tier.
James Smailes @James_Smailes
Not now expecting news of Hernandez and Keane injuries until tomorrow.
Not now expecting news of Hernandez and Keane injuries until tomorrow.
Ah the tomorrow syndrome once again.
