- Jun 27, 2012
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Adingra - fit and coming back to fight for his place.
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[Albion] Injuries
- Thread starter portslade seagull
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- Jun 27, 2012
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Barco is now headed back to Albion this week after helping Argentina qualify for the Olympics tournament- Paraguay also qualified. So Enciso and Barco are likely to miss the start of Albion 24/25 season battling it out in Paris in August.
Nobby Cybergoat
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Was this the embargoed part of the post Spurs chat?Brian Owen reports this morning via Maldera post spurs chat that Hinshelwood injury / absence was precautionary. Doesn’t mention surgery
Maldera reveals why midfielder was added to injury list at Tottenham
Andrea Maldera was asked why Jack Hinshelwood did not play for Brighton at Tottenham.www.theargus.co.uk
But seriously, did the club confirm a fracture?
- Jun 27, 2012
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Yes this is Maldera post match AFTER Spurs sounding less concerned
Naylor (and others) reported surgery before the match …
Perhaps club expect it - but waiting on scan. ?
Uh_huh_him
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That's very encouraging.Brian Owen reports this morning via Maldera post spurs chat that Hinshelwood injury / absence was precautionary. Doesn’t mention surgery
Maldera reveals why midfielder was added to injury list at Tottenham
Andrea Maldera was asked why Jack Hinshelwood did not play for Brighton at Tottenham.
Hopefully Owen has the inside track and Naylor's info was incorrect.
Well, the players off to the Olympics would most likely include Buonanotte, as well as Barco and Enciso.
However - the Men's football final at the Paris Olympics is on Friday 09.08.24 - 8 days BEFORE the start of the 24/25 Premier League season.
So they'd miss some pre-season friendlies / tour, but other than possibly being permitted a week off, should be available for the start of the season.
They'll miss the Community Shield though...
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It's odd that there was a lot of assumptions made based upon one unreliable source, that became gospel truth when he wasn't in the squad on Saturday
albionfan37
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Our depth is starting to look a lot better now, just a pity that we’re likely to far off for a real crack at top 4
Uh_huh_him
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I think all sources concede that he went for a scan.
That appears to have grown to .. "and will require surgery" in Naylor's case.
Odd that Naylor hasn't corrected his error, as presumably he would have been privy to the same information Owen was.
Uh_huh_him
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Agreed Having Hinsh at Fullback/Midfield will provide decent cover for our main gaps.
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albionfan37
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That’s as long as his stress fracture doesn’t take to long to recover from
Uh_huh_him
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Maybe I misinterpreted the update.
I read it as he was going for a scan for a suspected stress fracture, as a precautionary measure.
Not a definite stress fracture, requiring surgery.
- Jun 27, 2012
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According to Maldera post Spurs and reported by Brian Owen (see above) he was due a scan - so that’s not confirmed yet. They are “hopeful”.
albionfan37
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Beg pardon I hadn’t heard that
Naylor is going to look a bit daft if this is the case. Maybe he's relying on 'Mr Lion' these days
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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Maybe he is Mr Lion.Naylor is going to look a bit daft if this is the case. Maybe he's relying on 'Mr Lion' these days
S'hampton Seagull
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Mr Lion got his info from somewhere else. This info was on Twitter on Friday if you knew where to look
Uh_huh_him
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