| Lynch 11:51 - Jan 13 with 2830 views | kingsburyR |
If that's correct that Lynch played the full 90 mins with broken ribs then he's the right sort and finally we have the staff in place to drag this club forward!
Cant see most players 4 years ago doing that! |  |
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| Lynch on 11:52 - Jan 13 with 2809 views | BazzaInTheLoft |
Reminds me of a more mobile Richard Dunne. |  | | |
| Lynch on 11:54 - Jan 13 with 2788 views | Boston |
I've been quite impressed by Lynch's recent performances. |  |
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| Lynch on 12:06 - Jan 13 with 2726 views | Dorse |
Most players 4 years ago would have cried off with hair strain. |  |
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| Lynch on 12:12 - Jan 13 with 2677 views | Mytch_QPR |
| Lynch on 12:06 - Jan 13 by Dorse |
Most players 4 years ago would have cried off with hair strain. |
4 years ago we would have had Kranjcar in the dressing room with a whole tray of spare ribs. Sorted. |  |
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| Lynch on 12:15 - Jan 13 with 2652 views | robith |
Or he made it worse and will miss more time than if he'd not played Reading.
Playing through injuries is bizarrely lauded by all, despite it having a detrimental effect long term for both player and team |  | | |
| Lynch on 12:17 - Jan 13 with 2640 views | Dorse |
| Lynch on 12:15 - Jan 13 by robith |
Or he made it worse and will miss more time than if he'd not played Reading.
Playing through injuries is bizarrely lauded by all, despite it having a detrimental effect long term for both player and team |
The prosecution rests, Your Honour. | |
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| Lynch on 12:18 - Jan 13 with 2627 views | robith |
| Lynch on 12:17 - Jan 13 by Dorse |
The prosecution rests, Your Honour. |
The plural of anecdote isn't evidence. | | | |
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| Lynch on 13:41 - Jan 13 with 2445 views | kingo |
He got really battered by that Sam Gallagher of Blackburn last Saturday, some fair but most not. |  |
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| Lynch on 14:12 - Jan 13 with 2301 views | Hunterhoop |
Lynch has actually been playing with a broken rib since Wolves, I believe.
Holloway has mentioned it a couple of times. This isn't the first game he's played with a broken rib, certainly. It's at least 2 or 3 now.
Yeah, he seems to be the right sort. Makes the odd error, but had an excellent game last night. My Watford supporting mate was very impressed with him.
HIm and Onouha are the partnership. They compliment each other and are a similar partnership to Dunne and Onouha, which had the league record that season for fewest goals that conceded in the season we went up. |  | | |
| Lynch on 23:49 - Jan 13 with 1985 views | isawqpratwcity |
| Lynch on 12:18 - Jan 13 by robith |
The plural of anecdote isn't evidence. |
That's a lovely line, I must remember that. |  |
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| Lynch on 21:56 - Jan 15 with 1603 views | GloryHunter |
Depends which rib, doesn't it? If it's one of the higher ones, next to the lung, then it's excruciating, and you can hardly breathe. But you can crack one of the lower "floating" ribs and carry on. Not that I don't appreciate JL - I'm a big fan. |  | | |
| Lynch on 22:16 - Jan 15 with 1554 views | queensparker |
Having broken a few in my time thanks to Sunday League there's nothing you can do about treating them anyway. It's f--king agony if it's one that you can feel every time you breathe but given he's playing it can't be one of those.
Load up on the painkillers and keep on like you are Joel, good man [Post edited 15 Jan 2017 22:16]
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| Lynch on 00:55 - Jan 16 with 1438 views | Neil_SI |
| Lynch on 12:15 - Jan 13 by robith |
Or he made it worse and will miss more time than if he'd not played Reading.
Playing through injuries is bizarrely lauded by all, despite it having a detrimental effect long term for both player and team |
Yes, I agree with this.
I have been really frustrated with how many times we've allowed injured players to continue playing on and making their problems worse. We've taken an awful lot of risks with our players when we shouldn't have.
Lynch has already been in and out of the side in the early part of the season, after being allowed to carry on playing and making his injury worse. The same happened to Jack Robinson (now nowhere to be seen again after his ACL injury) and Jordon Cousins (a good three or four strains before this thigh tear), and I think, probably Sebastian Polter too. And then we threw Jamie Mackie back into action and playing two full on 90 minutes in the space of a few days after 8 months out, but luckily have gotten away with it so far.
It's just not very clever. I know we've been a bit desperate for results, but you don't want to do that at the expense of having players out for months on end. |  | | |
| Lynch on 01:12 - Jan 16 with 1418 views | Boston |
And yay, Holloway doth taketh the broken rib and maketh the woman, though she might not be the best looking bird.... [Post edited 16 Jan 2017 1:13]
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| Lynch on 09:22 - Jan 16 with 1266 views | francisbowles |
| Lynch on 00:55 - Jan 16 by Neil_SI |
Yes, I agree with this.
I have been really frustrated with how many times we've allowed injured players to continue playing on and making their problems worse. We've taken an awful lot of risks with our players when we shouldn't have.
Lynch has already been in and out of the side in the early part of the season, after being allowed to carry on playing and making his injury worse. The same happened to Jack Robinson (now nowhere to be seen again after his ACL injury) and Jordon Cousins (a good three or four strains before this thigh tear), and I think, probably Sebastian Polter too. And then we threw Jamie Mackie back into action and playing two full on 90 minutes in the space of a few days after 8 months out, but luckily have gotten away with it so far.
It's just not very clever. I know we've been a bit desperate for results, but you don't want to do that at the expense of having players out for months on end. |
and then we played Mackie as a lone striker in the cup! Wtf! I know we were all out of strikers but surely we had a more appropriate option.
He has made such a difference, we cannot afford to lose him again. | | | |
| Lynch on 10:07 - Jan 16 with 1227 views | isawqpratwcity |
| Lynch on 09:22 - Jan 16 by francisbowles |
and then we played Mackie as a lone striker in the cup! Wtf! I know we were all out of strikers but surely we had a more appropriate option.
He has made such a difference, we cannot afford to lose him again. |
But he played in the U-23s, didn't he, one or two games? | |
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| Lynch on 10:45 - Jan 16 with 1188 views | francisbowles |
| Lynch on 10:07 - Jan 16 by isawqpratwcity |
But he played in the U-23s, didn't he, one or two games? |
Yes but he played at Wolves on the 31st and home to Ipswich on the 2nd. That is without the 'normal minimum two day recovery'.
We got away with that but then not to rest him in the cup, against Blackburn of all teams where he got his original bad injury in our promotion season.
Oh well done now and so far he is going great. | | | |
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