Injury watch 2025/26

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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by Hound » 26 Sep 2025 20:17

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Last season he seemed to play the entire game hunched over like he was trying to be careful and anticipate everything. When you want to see your player standing tall, relaxed and comfortable - like Bindon.

He’s needed a loan for a while, would’ve hopefully allowed him to gain confidence in senior football without the same level of scrutiny. Whether we’d have the ability to give him a loan in January (in terms of our squad requirements) could determine his future at the club, as some good performance away from the club and regular football could revive his career with us.

Also something I'd agree with.


He’s ooc at end of season. Loan him in Jan and we’re probably saying he’s got no future with us (unless we extend as we loan and don’t agree with doing it that)

It’s time for him to step up now tbh. If he doesn’t then his time is up in May you’d think

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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by Snowflake Royal » 26 Sep 2025 20:48

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Clyde1998 He’s needed a loan for a while, would’ve hopefully allowed him to gain confidence in senior football without the same level of scrutiny. Whether we’d have the ability to give him a loan in January (in terms of our squad requirements) could determine his future at the club, as some good performance away from the club and regular football could revive his career with us.

Also something I'd agree with.


He’s ooc at end of season. Loan him in Jan and we’re probably saying he’s got no future with us (unless we extend as we loan and don’t agree with doing it that)

It’s time for him to step up now tbh. If he doesn’t then his time is up in May you’d think

I don't really get this argument, why would he be more likely to go if he plays well in the National League or L2 for half a season than if he plays in our youth team and cup games?

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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by Snowflake Royal » 26 Sep 2025 20:50

And if he is going,we've helped his future career and saved some wages

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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by Hound » 26 Sep 2025 21:25

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Snowflake Royal Also something I'd agree with.


He’s ooc at end of season. Loan him in Jan and we’re probably saying he’s got no future with us (unless we extend as we loan and don’t agree with doing it that)

It’s time for him to step up now tbh. If he doesn’t then his time is up in May you’d think

I don't really get this argument, why would he be more likely to go if he plays well in the National League or L2 for half a season than if he plays in our youth team and cup games?


His only chance of staying beyond the end of the year is breaking into the first team here imo - be that as a result of injuries (ie now) or through great form in those cup games and taking his chance

A loan in div2 or NL just tells us he is that standard

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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by Clyde1998 » 26 Sep 2025 23:19

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He’s ooc at end of season. Loan him in Jan and we’re probably saying he’s got no future with us (unless we extend as we loan and don’t agree with doing it that)

It’s time for him to step up now tbh. If he doesn’t then his time is up in May you’d think

I don't really get this argument, why would he be more likely to go if he plays well in the National League or L2 for half a season than if he plays in our youth team and cup games?


His only chance of staying beyond the end of the year is breaking into the first team here imo - be that as a result of injuries (ie now) or through great form in those cup games and taking his chance

A loan in div2 or NL just tells us he is that standard

He is at the moment though and won't improve beyond that without a regular run of first team football. Certainly won't improve his composure and confidence without regular first team football; he's not going to get that here. His only chance of improving enough for us to give him a new deal for next season is with a loan, personally.


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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by Snowflake Royal » 27 Sep 2025 09:24

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Snowflake Royal I don't really get this argument, why would he be more likely to go if he plays well in the National League or L2 for half a season than if he plays in our youth team and cup games?


His only chance of staying beyond the end of the year is breaking into the first team here imo - be that as a result of injuries (ie now) or through great form in those cup games and taking his chance

A loan in div2 or NL just tells us he is that standard

He is at the moment though and won't improve beyond that without a regular run of first team football. Certainly won't improve his composure and confidence without regular first team football; he's not going to get that here. His only chance of improving enough for us to give him a new deal for next season is with a loan, personally.

Yeah, the way I see it is a good loan can secure him 3/4 choice for another season, having got games under his belt.

I don’t think his only chance of staying is breaking into the first team. Look at Rushesha, he's had contract extensions and been nowhere near it.

I think a loan is his only chance of improving enough to stay.

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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by Hound » 27 Sep 2025 20:40

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His only chance of staying beyond the end of the year is breaking into the first team here imo - be that as a result of injuries (ie now) or through great form in those cup games and taking his chance

A loan in div2 or NL just tells us he is that standard

He is at the moment though and won't improve beyond that without a regular run of first team football. Certainly won't improve his composure and confidence without regular first team football; he's not going to get that here. His only chance of improving enough for us to give him a new deal for next season is with a loan, personally.

Yeah, the way I see it is a good loan can secure him 3/4 choice for another season, having got games under his belt.

I don’t think his only chance of staying is breaking into the first team. Look at Rushesha, he's had contract extensions and been nowhere near it.

I think a loan is his only chance of improving enough to stay.


I have no idea why Rushesha got another deal other than he’s cheap and we panicked a bit in offering contracts. Okine peters also. Hunt clearly rates neither (and may well be right)

Assume we won’t be quite so generous next year

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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by Hound » 27 Sep 2025 20:40

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His only chance of staying beyond the end of the year is breaking into the first team here imo - be that as a result of injuries (ie now) or through great form in those cup games and taking his chance

A loan in div2 or NL just tells us he is that standard

He is at the moment though and won't improve beyond that without a regular run of first team football. Certainly won't improve his composure and confidence without regular first team football; he's not going to get that here. His only chance of improving enough for us to give him a new deal for next season is with a loan, personally.

Yeah, the way I see it is a good loan can secure him 3/4 choice for another season, having got games under his belt.

I don’t think his only chance of staying is breaking into the first team. Look at Rushesha, he's had contract extensions and been nowhere near it.

I think a loan is his only chance of improving enough to stay.


I have no idea why Rushesha got another deal other than he’s cheap and we panicked a bit in offering contracts. Okine peters also. Hunt clearly rates neither (and may well be right)

Assume we won’t be quite so generous next year

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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by WestYorksRoyal » 27 Sep 2025 20:57

Sounds like Yiadom and O'Connor are back in full contact training but match fitness obviously a massive problem. 2 - 3 weeks maybe? Some pizza cup and U21 minutes?


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Re: Injury watch 2025/26

by Clyde1998 » 27 Sep 2025 21:05

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Clyde1998 He is at the moment though and won't improve beyond that without a regular run of first team football. Certainly won't improve his composure and confidence without regular first team football; he's not going to get that here. His only chance of improving enough for us to give him a new deal for next season is with a loan, personally.

Yeah, the way I see it is a good loan can secure him 3/4 choice for another season, having got games under his belt.

I don’t think his only chance of staying is breaking into the first team. Look at Rushesha, he's had contract extensions and been nowhere near it.

I think a loan is his only chance of improving enough to stay.


I have no idea why Rushesha got another deal other than he’s cheap and we panicked a bit in offering contracts. Okine peters also. Hunt clearly rates neither (and may well be right)

Assume we won’t be quite so generous next year

I wonder if they were to guarantee squad depth for the season. Certainly doesn't look like Rushesha will be here next season - and his performance for the U21s yesterday, particularly when compared to Sackey and Spencer (especially), further adds to that. He's twenty-three now too!

Don't know enough context about Okine-Peters' contract coming into this season, but agree can't imagine we'll keep him beyond this season if his deal is up.

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