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I don’t get this “will see a specialist later in the week” is he waiting for an NHS appointment ? Could of seen one yesterday already surely.

Escalator wrote: ↑Wed Jan 21, 2026 8:01 am I don’t get this “will see a specialist later in the week” is he waiting for an NHS appointment ? Could of seen one yesterday already surely.

Sometimes they can't because of swelling, and they have to wait for that to go down before any scans etc can be done.

He wins lots of free kicks but the refs do absolutely nothing to stop him getting stomped on every single week.

Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Wed Jan 21, 2026 12:46 am How did he even do it??

Outside of footie they are generally thought of as an over training injury, typically doing too much too soon, that's more where my knowledge of these things are. I'd imagine with footie its an impact injury, similar to Rooney

Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Wed Jan 21, 2026 12:46 am How did he even do it??

Did it in a recovery session apparently.

Could have just lost his balance running or something and broke it.

It's very rare for the club to be putting out statements like that isn't it.

I mean, I still have no idea what happened to Tim or Charlie.

Fingers crossed it isn't but it feels like season over.

Would be 100% keen to make permanent if possible, but in the short term if we have to end the loan let's have another locked and loaded asap.

Oscar Bobby what have you got for me?

A real shame we've just missed out on a Nwaneri loan, he'd have been a guaranteed starter now

3 months out

Would still sign him.

Deffo still make the deal permanent.

His game isn't really reliant on pace anyway, it's his intelligence and brain.

I also believe we will get more out of him if we add better quality in and around him, hopefully starting with full backs. He must be sick and tired of Mykolenko constantly making the wrong type of run and giving him no options.

Part of me is thinking the deal is as good as agreed anyway and I reckon it will be nowhere near the 50M quoted.

Why don't we all calm down and await the medics diognosis before writing him off and the end of the world as we know it ....

But it's Jack

Escalator wrote:I don’t get this “will see a specialist later in the week” is he waiting for an NHS appointment ? Could of seen one yesterday already surely.

Currently stuck in an ambulance waiting for the call so he can get into A&E


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4evablu wrote: ↑Wed Jan 21, 2026 2:02 pm Why don't we all calm down and await the medics diognosis before writing him off and the end of the world as we know it ....

Welcome to the forum.

Echo saying 12 weeks is wide of the mark as he still hasn't seen the quack