Ghost, how is the Yak supposed to get fit if we don't play him because he's not 100%? It's a catch-22 but it's also widely accepted that there's fit and match fit, as nothing can push you as much as a first team match.
I also think his injury plays a bit on his mind, hence the "limping"...you don't want to spend 9+ months out and then go full-on and tear it again and I'm sure the club don't want that either. It's a psychological battle as well as physical; there's going to be some subconscious hesitancy in his game for a while, unfortunately.
Have to agree with most though that a 75% Yak is better than all of our forwards at 100%, bar Saha.
Mate, you forgot Jo there. What games have you been watching?