2025/26 Jarrad Branthwaite

[Saint Domingo]

That's a week David...

Probably means end of Jan.

Pulls a hamstring in pre season and we don’t see him until February. Only the Everton medical team. Isak will probably end up back before him. Absolutely zero faith in our medical set up, their track record is abysmal. Can’t keep anyone fit, can’t get people back from injury quickly, can’t keep them fit once they come back.

 

[Marc bolan]

Come back some time in Febuary get himself fit ready for the world cup
Then goes to Man Utd in the summer God Everton make me so cynical

 

[pfim]

That's a week David...

He did not say which month, however.

 

[scd-94]

Probably means end of Jan.

Pulls a hamstring in pre season and we don’t see him until February. Only the Everton medical team. Isak will probably end up back before him. Absolutely zero faith in our medical set up, their track record is abysmal. Can’t keep anyone fit, can’t get people back from injury quickly, can’t keep them fit once they come back.

This is just what every fan thinks of their club's medical department though isn't it haha?

If we're being fair, the players who struggle to stay fit and take a while to come back from injury are always the same ones (like Branthwaite, Coleman) and the ones who are magically always available or return promptly if they do pick up a knock are also always the same (like Keane and Tarkowski).

The patterns are with the players, not the medical department.

 

[Lapeno77]

He did not say which month, however.

At this point, it's worth noting they haven't mentioned which year either!!

And I'm only being slightly facetious with that comment, such is my 'faith' in our medical team.

 

[MikeH72]

 

[Seathestars]

Criminal how long he's been out.

 

[everton1953]

Should be back fighting fit for next August.

 

[GoldenToffee]

In better news he'll definitely not be fit enough for the rest of the season to tempt teams to come in with big money for him. Branthwaite and Everton 2026-27

 

[Kevsleftpeg]

Probably means end of Jan.

Pulls a hamstring in pre season and we don’t see him until February. Only the Everton medical team. Isak will probably end up back before him. Absolutely zero faith in our medical set up, their track record is abysmal. Can’t keep anyone fit, can’t get people back from injury quickly, can’t keep them fit once they come back.

I'm interested to know if that claim is statistically justified or just a feeling.

 

[Kevsleftpeg]

This is just what every fan thinks of their club's medical department though isn't it haha?

If we're being fair, the players who struggle to stay fit and take a while to come back from injury are always the same ones (like Branthwaite, Coleman) and the ones who are magically always available or return promptly if they do pick up a knock are also always the same (like Keane and Tarkowski).

The patterns are with the players, not the medical department.

Exactly, every fan of every club in the land thinks they have worse medical team and have worse luck with injuries than every other club in the league. They also think the same about refereeing decisions. Their should be a term for this sort of phenomena. Main character syndrome proximity bias or something i.e. people only notice/remember/over emphasise the bad things that happen to them and not to others.

 

[NathDogg]

Concerned for the big fella and his hammys, must have been a really nasty injury.

If keeping him out a little longer means he makes a full, proper recovery then it’s ok.

Get fit & well fella.

 

[maccavennie]

Hopefully see him getting involved with the 1st team in the next week or so with a view to getting him in and around squad selection in a few weeks time.

 

[Everton_Gary]

Going to find it difficult (and it should be) to get into this squad. Keane and JOB have been playing really well. Competition is a good thing, keeps the standards up.

 

[bullybeef]

Jarrod is the forgotten man.
Not heard Moyes mention him since end of Novemberish.

Not looking good for a return in the near future.