2022/23 Dominic Calvert-Lewin

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Not a chance he was playing after about 3 days full training following a (admittedly invisible to modern medical scanning technology) hamstring injury.

Wish the club would say 4-6 weeks or whatever. Or “at least x weeks, but maybe longer”. Still possible to be vague and keep the pressure off the lad without making thirty odd thousand match going fans think they may see us play with an actually human striker.
 


If Dominic Calvert-Lewin plays ten games then we stay up for sure.

EFC have a sound defense, three decent midfielders but no centre-forward.
I don't even want to see DCL strolling around half-arsing it for 10 games. That's infinitely more infuriating than the is he/isn't he in the squad debacle.
 
Fair play to Dyche for avoiding the temptation to throw him in, even on the bench. 2 week break after the Chelsea game so hopefully ready to start against Spurs.
 

Dyche needs to make a call here - and probably already has: bring him back for Spurs. If he breaks down again then, it's time to finally accept that he must be moved on or out.
 
Dyche needs to make a call here - and probably already has: bring him back for Spurs. If he breaks down again then, it's time to finally accept that he must be moved on or out.

If he’s fit to play, then play him. If he’s not, then don’t.

No one is going to buy a player who can’t get fit, and playing him when he may not be fully fit in an arbitrary match against Spurs increases the risk of him pulling up injured, and is only going to hamper any prospect of selling him further.
 

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