Here'sWally
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- Sep 27, 2021
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Going to miss Tottenham, Wolves, Manchester United, Brentford and Chelsea.
That's not good.
(Source: Argus/TheAthletic)
That's not good.
(Source: Argus/TheAthletic)
[Albion] Dunk out until January!?
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el punal
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Cometh the hour, cometh the man - as the saying goes. Hopefully, with our ever increasing injury list, the replacements be they fringe players or from the development squad can do the business. As for us fans we’ve got to back the boys to the hilt, after the never say die commitment from the team at West Ham and Southampton they deserve our support and gratitude.
Raleigh Chopper
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I agree with all that, a time to totally get behind all the players come what may.
There is no doubt that creating a positive atmosphere makes them play better, whilst a quiet and nervous atmosphere doesn't.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
- 5,514
Potter also said something along the lines of “Dunk is 99.9% out of the spurs game”. So although even though that says he near enough certainly won’t be playing at the weekend it also says there was a 0.01% glimmer of hope he’d be fit, so the injury can’t be that bad.
Exciting opportunities for some then - and wins will be all the more satisfying.
Penny to a pound though, that the SSN and MOTD pundits wll be well versed in, and will tell us all about, the injury deprivations suffered by Tottenham, Wolves, Manchester United, Brentford and Chelsea!
Penny to a pound though, that the SSN and MOTD pundits wll be well versed in, and will tell us all about, the injury deprivations suffered by Tottenham, Wolves, Manchester United, Brentford and Chelsea!
Barham's tash
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Sounds like a medial ligament strain. Can be nasty. Five to six weeks a likely lay off but possibly up to twelve if really bad.
Seagull58
In the Algarve
He is the player we can least afford to lose. Time for someone to step up and get us through the next few games without the panic we saw at the back on Saturday.
Part of his legendary status.
I’m very fearful of what lies ahead for the team without him and Webbo.
Solid at the back
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A hammer blow.
rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
- 8,202
to his knee? he needs to knock it on the head, the diy; and get a little man in
Normandy seagull
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Bad bad news for us. Had wondered if he had a niggling injury recently as he wasn’t throwing himself around as much as usual in matches
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est retiré.
Same. I thought he was made of granite...
I have absolutely no doubt we'll miss him. He's an absolute rock and we're pretty lucky he loves the club enough to stay as long as he has, and his boots will be big ones to fill whilst he recovers.
I think Dan Burn might have very big boots.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Liverpool's Steve Nicol was yer man for big boots.
Not Spanish Dave
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- Feb 23, 2013
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Big Dan has massive boots......
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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- Oct 4, 2003
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Never really out for any length of time for us, maybe missed a game here or there. His only big spell out injured was when he went on a one month loan to Bristol City in September 2013 and got a knee injury in his second game, this was before loans could only be for half or full seasons, his loan was terminated immediately and he returned for treatment. He was back on the bench for us in December.
Machiavelli
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Potter said Webster and Lallana will be out for a further two weeks
Certainly not for a sustained period.