2025/26 Jack Grealish

[MikeyMike]

Shame if we don't seem him in the royal blue again, but at least we're not in a relegation dog-fight.

Hopefully he'll be back before the end of the season, but if it is farewell Jack, then it's been a great little cameo from him. I've really enjoyed having him here.

 

[Drico]

Vertiginous and Velcro in the same post. Good work.

Voluble is my middle name.

 

[Drico]

Tuchel will have nobody to sniff around our dressing room now.

 

[Buckers]

I’m gutted about this.

 

[The binman chronicles]

oh flump.

Just when it starts to look a bit brighter.

 

[Somerset Blue]

I’m too old to get this frustrated with a players injury…but it’s gutting to think we won’t see him in royal blue again. It was great to see him play for us though.

 

[BigDunc'sFod]

It's in the loan deal we can't return him if he has been worn or injured.

Did we already remove the label fgs

 

[Remember-the-name]

Back for the Derby

 

[blulouie]

I know someone has said this has happened in training today , wouldnt have trained yesterday the day after a game the night before.

I'm sure Matty Cash clattered him in the game , Grealish sat grimacing holding his foot while gesturing to the referee.
Maybe this contributed to it.

Hope its not a real bad one.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

The top clubs get injuries, but they often have a similar level of replacement to come in or move around. When we lose our better players, the fall off is vertiginous. This won't change until we build a serious squad rather than one held together by velcro.

Spot on mate.

 

[hoppy]

Massive blow for us so vital to get someone else in

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

McNeil on the left now I would imagine.

 

[b-rad]

Does it? Despite it all we’re sat comfortably in mid-table.

It’s a strange league table at the moment. We’re two games away from being 4th or two games from being 15th. Despite our current position, and having no threat of relegation, a short bad run can have us way down the table.

 

[ClausThomsen]

Imaginary? Is this a dig at those who are suggesting he should be sent back or a dig at the people at the club who negotiate the deals or both?

There’s many instances where players have returned to their parent clubs for treatment, it’s not outlandish?

Are you saying if he’s out until (that’s if btw) late April, you’d keep him? IF the club could send him back and save on wages?

No. I'm saying that fuming over what the club should or shouldn't do when we don't actually know the options available to them is a little puzzling. Quite how you've equated that to me saying we should keep a crocked player till late April I don't know.

I agree it's not outlandish for players to return to their parent club for treatment. If he's out till late April and the choice is there to send him back and save wages then I'd personally consider that the wiser option.

However I don't know the terms of the loan deal so if I were to rant and fume about what the club should or shouldn't do then I'd be basing that on terms I'd imagined or assumed rather than terms that actually exist.

Hence the use of the term 'imaginary'.

 

[NathDogg]

Can’t stand that little gimp Ornstein, smirking fecker is probably loving it.