2022/23 Ben Godfrey

[Zatara]

But clearly yes.

No.

 

[davids]

More likely the self inflicted broken leg

Self inflicted? Did he use a hammer or crowbar?

 

[Drico]

He couldn't head or pass a ball pre COVID

And was, apparently, reluctant to minimise the impact of any possible COVID infection by getting vaccinated.

 

[jonnyboy316]

Self inflicted? Did he use a hammer or crowbar?

No. He gave the ball away and broke it in his recovery attempt

 

[Eggs]

More likely the self inflicted broken leg

….yes, I think that come as a big shock to him. The tackle was much too violent and he suffered the consequence. Top players with his pace and power have no need to be so raw, they can utilise their physicality to be clever.

 

[davids]

No. He gave the ball away and broke it in his recovery attempt

So he didn't do it on purpose.

 

[jonnyboy316]

So he didn't do it on purpose.

Never said he did

 

[davids]

Never said he did

How else do you self inflict?

 

[blue61]

How else do you self inflict?

By accident?

 

[Osamabindiesel]

I’m his defense he definitely wasn’t as fit for a while after the injury and Covid, so they obviously played some part in his struggles. Regardless he needs to improve immensely as a player to be considered a reliable option. Pace and power can’t be your only quality as a defender.

 

[GoldenToffee]

I think him and Holgate got to be top of the list in terms of defenders to sell. Keane's wages essentially price him out of a move but all three of them are crap.

All three end their contracts in June 2025, so you'd have to imagine that now is approaching the last time to get a moderate transfer fee for any of them.