I am not the greatest at searching online, but as far as I can ascertain after last night, we now have NINE players carrying some sort of an injury? Ngakia Louza Cleverley Manaj Kamara Sarr Dele Bashiru Kalu Hause As I mentioned earlier my online searching skills are not the best, hence I have been unable to find out what injuries the above-mentioned players are carrying and what the current status of their injuries are? Can anybody bring me, and I would imagine others up to date on the current injury status of these players. Over to you guys, and thank you.
Ngakia - no idea Louza - recovering after knee surgery, out on the grass now but still a few weeks away from full training according to the official website Cleverley - now back in training after a calf strain, no return to action time given Manaj - out for a while with a hamstring injury, someone posted an article yesterday from Finland suggesting he's had an operation and could be out for 5 months Kamara - 'muscle strain' but no recovery time given Sarr - no idea Dele Bashiru - not going to be seen this side of the World Cup Kalu - funeral imminent, lying in state for the next few days Hause - sprained ankle
Sarr has a loose right sock. He will be resting and taking it easy as he does not want to miss the world cup. (He will be practicing his penalty taking in case he needs to take one in the world cup)
Thank you for this UEA, I had managed to glean some of the information you have given, but not all. However, IMO the club is really lacking in keeping the supporters up to date in this area and many other areas as well, and I feel they should do much better at keeping us informed.
Obviously a fitness problem going on if we are picking up muscle injuries and sprains And only a few weeks into the season !
Manaj is out for 5 months? I mean he doesn’t look all that but how are we picking up so many medium/long term injuries? Just bad luck?
Yep, he'll miss the Sunderland game then hop on a plane for the international break to play some football he actually enjoys.
