Injuries

So already we have;

Ameobi
Vela
Wheater
Morais

Am i missing anyone.  Even if not those 4 players alone are a big problem for us.  Lets hope others step up and use their chance to prove themselves

i think Morais is fit now, he just wasn't quite ready for Sunday so hopefully he'll be available for Millwall.

Fingers crossed.  We missed his deliveries on sunday.  If we had everyone fit, i think we would stand a good chance of pushing for playoffs

y2johnny wrote:Fingers crossed.  We missed his deliveries on sunday.  If we had everyone fit, i think we would stand a good chance of pushing for playoffs

I'll have some of what you are having Johnny.

Why not? We played well against leeds for me.  Alot more positives then negatives.  Even darby did better in the second half.

Don't care about Vela or Ameobi, and Morais is now fit.

Nothing to see here.

We hoof ball too much, people know our plan already. We've alot of work ahead of us, it's a long season and a small squad. I don't fancy our chances. I think we will just about stay up.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Don't care about Vela or Ameobi, and Morais is now fit.

Nothing to see here.

Fucking lighten up

What's annoying is that when we put our minds to it, we can actually pass and play well. Unfortunately, the manager seems to prefer the kick and run approach with the long ball. It won't get us too far in this league, but it is less wear and tear on some players, and it makes up for when your midfield is so disorganised.

Our midfield didn't even exsist the other night. We by passed them most of the game and once they did get on the ball they just passed it back. Don't get me started on the wing backs. Did I ever mention how shite Darby was?

once or twice i think LT 

Norpig wrote:once or twice i think LT 

I was screaming at the TV for them to play football! I know full well they can do it. Route 1 clearly wasn't working IMO. Le Fondre was nowhere near Madine to get on to his knock downs.

LT, calm down calm down, (and yes, I recall you mentioning it once or twice)

ALF had to keep coming to midfield to get the ball.

Josh Vela side-lined with ankle injury, Bolton Wanderes chairman Ken Anderson says it "does not look good"

JOSH Vela faces a number of weeks on the side-lines after scans confirmed significant damage to his ankle.
The midfielder will be sent to see a specialist this afternoon to assess surgery options on the injury sustained in the 3-2 defeat to Leeds United.
It is not yet known exactly how much football the 23-year-old will miss but Ken Anderson admitted yesterday the prognosis “does not look good.”
Vela has been a key figure for Wanderers over the last 12 months and missed just one game in league and cup last season, scoring 10 goals.

Phil Parkinson may now have to consider his options in the transfer market with three weeks remaining in the window and look for reinforcements.
He will also have to do without David Wheater for the meantime, as the centre-half struggled to overcome a back injury.
It is understood the problem has hampered him through pre-season and he will not be available for selection at Crewe in the Carabao Cup tomorrow night or in the Championship clash at Millwall this weekend.
Parkinson is looking to make several changes at Gresty Road tomorrow night with Will Buckley, Ben Alnwick, Mark Little, Derik Osede and Adam Armstrong all likely to feature.

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gloswhite wrote:LT, calm down calm down, (and yes, I recall you mentioning it once or twice)

Only once or twice? 

y2johnny wrote:Fucking lighten up

You bitch. I'm setting up a Facebook account so I can send you death threats.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

y2johnny wrote:Fucking lighten up

You bitch. I'm setting up a Facebook account so I can send you death threats.

Cant wait.  They can go with the rest......

You could just send them on linkedin if you prefer.