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Micky van de Ven
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glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
Think we are about to find out the hard way just how good this guy is.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
When you have that much difficulty walking it's usually a bad one (remember Kane at St Marys?) If it's a reattachment job it will be months.
That said, Pedro Netos looked really bad the other day and hes reported to be out for not too long.
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
A detachment tear normally shows bruising and bleeding very very quickly… like 30 seconds.
I’ve seen it twice and it’s horrible because you can also what the snap
But it looked bad. He was running towards us and his face said a lot
He also held his stomach muscles which to me is a sign of the pain
AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
FFS I thought they had these body scans now that show when muscles are in the red zone and could pull or tear.
He certainly didn’t do any weird movement so must have been bubbling away and getting close in recent weeks.
He certainly didn’t do any weird movement so must have been bubbling away and getting close in recent weeks.
AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
Anyway we have very promising young defenders. Its time to use them.
I did wonder if all the VAR induced stop start nature of the 1st half contributed.
They do a warm up for a reason. It was a chilly night and it was 5 mins action, 3 mins standing around, 5 mins action, 3 mins standing around....rinse and repeat. Explosive players probably suffer more in this regard.
Just a thought, could be bollox.
Robbo
Les Ferdinand
Whatever slim chance we had to mount a proper title challenge, was dependant on VDV avoiding lengthy injuries, IMO. Our key player for the system we play now. Hopefully it looked worse than it is.
I'm pretty sure of it .. elite athletes warm up for a reason. Asking them to stand still for an unknown period (30 seconds -> 5 mins+) on a cold night then sprint immediately after, and do that 10 times a game (last night had 10 VAR interventions) is macaronic
MKSpur
Christian Ziege
I don't think many will disagree.
Personally I think he is more valuable than Romero because his pace can help cover a less mobile partner should Romero be out.
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Indeed. I like Romero and he gets some unfair stick from some fans but as you say the pace of VDV is so important to us.
I suspect we will hear on Thursday/Friday (whenever the Wolves pre-match presser is)
FolkestoneSpur
Neil Ruddock
He gives us insurance and allows everything Ange wants to do at the other end to happen. The most important player imho. Nightmare if he's out for a long time.
Sandman
Dean Austin
should push us to get that needed CB in Jan. But we have 9 games before then. Dier and romero together ( after his ban ) sounds like a nightmare. Would have preferred we kept Sanchez back then. I think we just got rid because its been so hard to move him, and I get that. But we needed the cover really.
Maybe. But maddison is a huge loss. Vicario would be aswell, if he got injured. Then you have son.
Lets hope we can compensate. The academy players might have to be called on to do a job. Davies out we need a lb and cb.