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I’ll admit to not being completely convinced about the CMG signing at the time and I’m still sceptical of it working out. Nothing to do with his footballing ability, I was a big fan of his when he was playing on the wing at Morecambe, but that’s the problem, like Sadlier and Afolayan before him, he’s a winger so doesn’t fit into this system. His best role is playing wide left and then cutting inside.
He’s a very similar player to Dapo and we all know how that worked out when we switched to the wing back system. I’m not sure his playing style is suited to receiving the ball in tight spaces in the middle of the park.
He’s a very similar player to Dapo and we all know how that worked out when we switched to the wing back system. I’m not sure his playing style is suited to receiving the ball in tight spaces in the middle of the park.
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Plus one!brommers95 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 29, 2024 8:31 pmI’ll admit to not being completely convinced about the CMG signing at the time and I’m still sceptical of it working out. Nothing to do with his footballing ability, I was a big fan of his when he was playing on the wing at Morecambe, but that’s the problem, like Sadlier and Afolayan before him, he’s a winger so doesn’t fit into this system. His best role is playing wide left and then cutting inside.
He’s a very similar player to Dapo and we all know how that worked out when we switched to the wing back system. I’m not sure his playing style is suited to receiving the ball in tight spaces in the middle of the park.
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Saying it, much better than I could, Brommers. I've got one of them, how can I use it? I had him out left too. That doesn't mean we couldn't try to adapt him, like all the others when we don't sign a LCB, we sign someone who has a significant/minor injury record and tell ourselves "that might fit." I Also had CMG as LW, maybe he can convert, maybe we're accumulating LWs as a bizarre "they sell bettet" notion or maybe someone has a cunning plan that hasn't quite had time (through injury), to show itself. Before he got croicked, he looked generally a bit purposeless and a bit lost (like Dapo and maybe Sads before be left)brommers95 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 29, 2024 8:31 pmI’ll admit to not being completely convinced about the CMG signing at the time and I’m still sceptical of it working out. Nothing to do with his footballing ability, I was a big fan of his when he was playing on the wing at Morecambe, but that’s the problem, like Sadlier and Afolayan before him, he’s a winger so doesn’t fit into this system. His best role is playing wide left and then cutting inside.
He’s a very similar player to Dapo and we all know how that worked out when we switched to the wing back system. I’m not sure his playing style is suited to receiving the ball in tight spaces in the middle of the park.
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There's a lot of work for the 10s in this system to do wide and in the channels. There's much more of a role for him now than there was in the 352, and we got (a small number of) performances from him then.
The big q is his pace. That's a horrible injury. He's bright and technically good, so he'll be fine either way, but if he comes back quick too that's a big addition.
The big q is his pace. That's a horrible injury. He's bright and technically good, so he'll be fine either way, but if he comes back quick too that's a big addition.
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I like him as a player who csn make things happen. No doubt, Pru. I think he's arguably a step up from Sads (certainly)/Dapo.(maybe). I don't have a problem with CMG, I have a problem with whether the manager can find a content downliad that fits for him ..hopefully he can.Prufrock wrote: ↑Thu Aug 29, 2024 9:21 pmThere's a lot of work for the 10s in this system to do wide and in the channels. There's much more of a role for him now than there was in the 352, and we got (a small number of) performances from him then.
The big q is his pace. That's a horrible injury. He's bright and technically good, so he'll be fine either way, but if he comes back quick too that's a big addition.
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Let's see if we can get him fit. He's started 4 games for us. Whatever plans we have for the season Carlos doing well has to be a pleasant bonus.
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I see Toal has gone away with Northern Ireland despite supposedly being injured. Now clearly they did the same with Charles last year and that did not help. Not very helpful either way.
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Yeah, it seems these days countries have the right to run their own checks on players who get injuries just before internationals.officer_dibble wrote: ↑Tue Sep 03, 2024 9:34 amI see Toal has gone away with Northern Ireland despite supposedly being injured. Now clearly they did the same with Charles last year and that did not help. Not very helpful either way.
I blame Giggs and Ferguson.
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Breaking a rib sneezing would be a new one...
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/2 ... ed-sneeze/
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/2 ... ed-sneeze/
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Lost for words on that one! If it was a player we were after I’d be hoping that was him angling for a move…GhostoftheBok wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 7:03 amBreaking a rib sneezing would be a new one...
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/2 ... ed-sneeze/
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A broken rib from a sneeze would usually indicate some sort of underlying condition…….id assume it’s muscular - can be painful that.
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Agree with all that, yes.BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:01 amA broken rib from a sneeze would usually indicate some sort of underlying condition…….id assume it’s muscular - can be painful that.
I have an old rib injury and it causes severe muscle spasms every so often. I'm used to it now, but the first time it happened I thought I was having a heart attack. Couldn't breathe or move. First time it happened in front of my wife she totally freaked out. No way I could have played football the same day.
On the Vic moving on thing, Evatt's quoted in the article as saying Vic's going nowhere. Obviously managers lie, but you'd think he'd go with the standard "Vic's a Bolton player and we want to keep him", rather than something that categorical.
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I injured an intercostal with first lot of covid I had in 2020 because the cough was so bad. I remember the phone conversation with the GP went along the lines of ‘ I was coughing so much and now I have excruciating pain in my rib cage I think I’ve broken a rib’ to be met with ‘you wish you’d broken a rib….’.GhostoftheBok wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:17 amAgree with all that, yes.BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:01 amA broken rib from a sneeze would usually indicate some sort of underlying condition…….id assume it’s muscular - can be painful that.
I have an old rib injury and it causes severe muscle spasms every so often. I'm used to it now, but the first time it happened I thought I was having a heart attack. Couldn't breathe or move. First time it happened in front of my wife she totally freaked out. No way I could have played football the same day.
On the Vic moving on thing, Evatt's quoted in the article as saying Vic's going nowhere. Obviously managers lie, but you'd think he'd go with the standard "Vic's a Bolton player and we want to keep him", rather than something that categorical.
Anyway it was awful. Agony. And likely worse than a broken rib as it takes a long time to heal.
I doubt Vic will be allowed to go anywhere this window. It’s a shame he got that knock at Charlton as he’d be starting for me.
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If it's a tear you're likely right. We have to hope it's just a strain.BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:35 amI injured an intercostal with first lot of covid I had in 2020 because the cough was so bad. I remember the phone conversation with the GP went along the lines of ‘ I was coughing so much and now I have excruciating pain in my rib cage I think I’ve broken a rib’ to be met with ‘you wish you’d broken a rib….’.
Anyway it was awful. Agony. And likely worse than a broken rib as it takes a long time to heal.
I doubt Vic will be allowed to go anywhere this window. It’s a shame he got that knock at Charlton as he’d be starting for me.
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Yeah I've had both - they're weird. I wouldn't necessarily just assume the worst, as the coughing one, similar to your story in how it occurred had probably cleared up in a week or so (maybe 10 days) - certainly to the point where it wasn't much more than a nagging inconvenience. Cracked ribs, I was about 4 weeks, before I was back in training. I'm hoping the word "spasm" is indicative of the seriousness - fingers crossed.
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Let’s just hope it’s a mild one.GhostoftheBok wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:39 amIf it's a tear you're likely right. We have to hope it's just a strain.BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:35 amI injured an intercostal with first lot of covid I had in 2020 because the cough was so bad. I remember the phone conversation with the GP went along the lines of ‘ I was coughing so much and now I have excruciating pain in my rib cage I think I’ve broken a rib’ to be met with ‘you wish you’d broken a rib….’.
Anyway it was awful. Agony. And likely worse than a broken rib as it takes a long time to heal.
I doubt Vic will be allowed to go anywhere this window. It’s a shame he got that knock at Charlton as he’d be starting for me.
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The coughing strain I had lasted for about 3 weeks where the pain was just excruciating then another 4 before it was mild enough to not worry too much about it.Worthy4England wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:41 amYeah I've had both - they're weird. I wouldn't necessarily just assume the worst, as the coughing one, similar to your story in how it occurred had probably cleared up in a week or so (maybe 10 days) - certainly to the point where it wasn't much more than a nagging inconvenience. Cracked ribs, I was about 4 weeks, before I was back in training. I'm hoping the word "spasm" is indicative of the seriousness - fingers crossed.
But I was back running after the first few weeks I guess and they will have stuff that can be done with steroid injections etc - I couldn’t even see a medical professional face to face at the time.
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Aye - It didn't sound like a COVID alike, so hopefully he's not got the cough continuously which may well slow down recovery from continuing jolts. This is me trying to be sunny side up - don't knock it.BWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:44 amThe coughing strain I had lasted for about 3 weeks where the pain was just excruciating then another 4 before it was mild enough to not worry too much about it.Worthy4England wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:41 amYeah I've had both - they're weird. I wouldn't necessarily just assume the worst, as the coughing one, similar to your story in how it occurred had probably cleared up in a week or so (maybe 10 days) - certainly to the point where it wasn't much more than a nagging inconvenience. Cracked ribs, I was about 4 weeks, before I was back in training. I'm hoping the word "spasm" is indicative of the seriousness - fingers crossed.
But I was back running after the first few weeks I guess and they will have stuff that can be done with steroid injections etc - I couldn’t even see a medical professional face to face at the time.

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We need as many fit as possible, so whilst this is funny it's also pretty serious. Bloody ridiculous way to discover what was obviously an existing issue. Presumably it's related to the impact.
I'm trying to figure out where we are.
I think it's now 16 fit, which includes Matheson and 3 goalkeepers. So 12 senior outfield players.
Bit of a 'mare, really.
I'm trying to figure out where we are.
I think it's now 16 fit, which includes Matheson and 3 goalkeepers. So 12 senior outfield players.
Bit of a 'mare, really.
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I tore the muscle between 2 of my ribs a few years ago and I thought I was having a heart attack. The pain was so intense. Ended up in hospital hooked up to an angiogramBWFC_Insane wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 9:01 amA broken rib from a sneeze would usually indicate some sort of underlying condition…….id assume it’s muscular - can be painful that.

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