2025/26 Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall

[Neiler]

I wouldn't be surprised if we don't rush him back for Arsenal.

On a separate note, all fit we had him back in the hybrid 10 role yesterday, which was a bit of a hmm..........

 

[Mr Happy]

I wouldn't be surprised if we don't rush him back for Arsenal.

On a separate note, all fit we had him back in the hybrid 10 role yesterday, which was a bit of a hmm..........

All 16 mins of it ? In which we were the better team, by a stretch.

 

[Neiler]

All 16 mins of it ? In which we were the better team, by a stretch.

I was making a tactical and intent point mate, rather then judging his 16 mins.

On the experiential point though is it fair to see say his best performances for us this season have come from deeper.

 

[Blue Willy]

I think its time that club reliased that our current medical staff is out of its depth and needs a serious upgrade.

 

[Lob]

Should never have been on the pitch given there were already rumours of him carrying risky knocks. Arguably our most important player this season and an enormous loss. We have got to have the worst medical team in the league. These sort of things have been going on for years now.

 

[Walken]

I was always told that a hamstring injury was usually the result of not warming up properly.

Conclusive diagnosis here, glad that has been solved without a shadow of doubt

 

[Mr Happy]

I think its time that club reliased that our current medical staff is out of its depth and needs a serious upgrade.

Yup. We are the only club with injured players. Sack the medical staff

 

[COYBL25]

I was always told that a hamstring injury was usually the result of not warming up properly.

As a competitive runner of many years, I can tell you that you`re 100% wrong.

Your hamstrings and calves can go at any time and for the most innocuous of reasons, hence why so many of these injuries happen when people are actually warming up.

 

[neil999]

I was always told that a hamstring injury was usually the result of not warming up properly.

tell that person to be quiet

 

[coollino]

Heard if you warm up properly your bones turn into rubber, this means you can never break a leg but, worryingly, it can melt

 

[degsy]

Well it really does matter. If we'd had a decision made to rest him he'd have a week rest to get that tightness out of his legs.

Though you can't actually prove the decision...whoever took it...cost us the game - but it didn't help.

Short term-ism at its worst

 

[degsy]

I was always told that a hamstring injury was usually the result of not warming up properly.

Though there can be an element of inherent weakness. It's usually a function of over use Vs rest and recovery

 

[RalphDring]

Tbf If Moyes had started him in the 8 position the injury would probably have never happened in the first place.

 

[heatmeiser]

There are some naive fans on here if they think most players don't play with little knocks and tightness half the time.

 

[Clarky cat]

I was always told that players are far more susceptible to hamstring injuries if they have to do the running of a grandfather, who should have been watching from the bench, switching off behind them on multiple occasions.