Behind Enemy Lines
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Good point. We don't KNOW yet.
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Shane Duffy: broken metatarsal, out for at least 6 weeks
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Gazwag
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Why couldn't he watch it on table/phone/laptop
Usually loans can only be recalled when the transfer window is open. So, presumably, no.
- Jun 27, 2012
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This isn't info that would be widely known, if the scan is even back yet, amongst BHAFC staff.
Yet several seem to have shared it as quickly as possible so that its already turned up here. Um.
Yet several seem to have shared it as quickly as possible so that its already turned up here. Um.
dolphins
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Exactly. Let's give him a chance to get back up to speed - after all, Duffy wasn't perfect in his first game or so for us, but once settled he was a rock. Also, if Uwe did pop over to NSC, slating him before he even gets on the pitch again isn't going to help his confidence...
Thunder Bolt
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That's rather a strong comment to make, when the OP has been informative before. Look at people's posting history before accusing them.
I hope it's only a small bone which heals quickly. It's been a tough week for the Albion.
dolphins
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I was surprised to read the comment regarding Bloom on the train - surely far too soon for any scan (or other test) results to be confirmed? They may well get them quickly, but would be surprised to be quite this soon...
Caveman
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- Jul 14, 2003
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If you break a bone and go to A&E you get the results instantly, I would imagine a professional footballer would receive a slightly better service!
No reason why the initial result hasn't come back instantly.
Hope it's wrong but I have faith in the OPs post sadly.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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- Oct 4, 2003
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How badly broken is it if it's going to stop him watching TV? When I broke my arm as a teenager it certainly didn't affect my eyesight enough to stop me watching Neighbours at tea time.
- Jun 27, 2012
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Bloom said according to poster - it didn't look good. Not far off what any fan must be thinking.
- Jul 7, 2003
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I was in the same train carriage & heard it also, so can vouch for that poster. TB mentioned it again to somebody on the platform as he got off at St Pancras.
My only thought was whether anybody at the club would have had a conclusive answer on what exactly the injury was at that point (ankle ligaments/ metatarsals), only suspicion. This would have been, what, at about 8pm last night. I assumed it was just a reasoned suspicion from the physio team based on Duffy's symptoms/ pain.
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BensGrandad
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When the club say he will probably be out for a given number of weeks do we double that as being nearer the correct time?
Pretty sure it's 2, not 3.
lizard
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- Jul 14, 2005
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Exchange 'weeks' for 'months'
Mancgull
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I expect that the first time we hear the definitive news will be tomorrow at Hughton's press conference.
BensGrandad
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Surely it will be one of the first questions put to CH.
Mancgull
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The first. What we mustn't do is get too down about his absence. We'll miss him but we have decent cover.
lizard
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- Jul 14, 2005
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Do we, Is Hunemeier not Dunks replacement on the left side of the pairing? Thus meaning one is going to have to play on their less natural side. Or have I got that all ass-backwards, (as usual) I hope?
The first question put to CH will be along the lines of:-
'Do you agree with me that my column in some free post rag has the perfect absorbency for kitty piddles'?
'Do you agree with me that my column in some free post rag has the perfect absorbency for kitty piddles'?
He's had 12 which count towards suspension, meaning 3 more until a ban.