2024/25 James Garner

[Timbucktoo]

….reports suggested Coleman is available.

Just in time for the November international break.

 

[neil999]

Does this kind of stuff happen to other teams with this regularity?

Yes...

 

[Bedfordblue]

Haha how’s his back gone twice in the last 2 seasons.

Stone Cold Sean Dyche and his signature ‘Stunner’ finishing move will do that to you.
Patterson was lucky he only got a clip round the ear in training.

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

Is there someone taking a bat to anyone who plays RB for us?

We now have our first 3 RB choices injured....

If we’d have given Godfrey a new contract of £80k as a utility defender, we would have had ZERO right back or left back injuries ever again and he would have never played a single minute and retired a rich beautiful man.

Garner came back in quite quickly didn’t he last injury? Wasn’t much time “on the graaaarse” before he was chucked back in. The thinner and crapper your squad, the more injuries you get. And recurring ones.

Plus, as I’ve found out in the last 18 months, certain back and shoulder injuries will keep re-occurring forever and ever, no matter how many scans you have, consultants and physios you see. You manage them, never fix them. He’s a young man and is useful. Get him properly fit, Dom style, before lashing him at full back with a fully fit Dixon sat on the bench.

 

[Buckers]

Stone Cold Sean Dyche and his signature ‘Stunner’ finishing move will do that to you.
Patterson was lucky he only got a clip round the ear in training.

 

[EFC_FRANCIS]

How does a 23 year old even do their back in training?

 

[Nymzee]

How does a 23 year old even do their back in training?

Do only old people get bad backs???

 

[Neiler]

FFS.

 

[goldfinchmule]

How does a 23 year old even do their back in training?

Could have been the carrying bags of cement up a ladder bit.

 

[Blast_of_Cannock]

How does a 23 year old even do their back in training?

I did my back stepping off a kerb whilst walking to work, similar age. Granted, I've loved chips, curries, & beer, instead of being an athlete. But I'm sure my lifestyle didn't have anything to do with it. Bloody kerb.

 

[Neiler]

I did my back stepping off a kerb whilst walking to work, similar age. Granted, I've loved chips, curries, & beer, instead of being an athlete. But I'm sure my lifestyle didn't have anything to do with it. Bloody kerb.

I run about 30k a week and hit the gym every other day I’m not doing that, did my back last year taking a plate out of the cupboard.

It’s mad how it can just happen doing the most every day things.

 

[Neiler]

We need Garner fit for the winter fixtures, he’s a really important utility, he’s going to absolutkey key, when the games come thick and fast every few days and injury and suspension pile up.

 

[twoblue]

I run about 30k a week and hit the gym every other day I’m not doing that, did my back last year taking a plate out of the cupboard.

It’s mad how it can just happen doing the most every day things.

Was probably the running.
My disc burst marathon training…

 

[John from Bootle]

Do only old people get bad backs???

We don't even know if it's an actual 'bad back.' I mean it might be, but you know, it is entirely possible it's an impact injury.

 

[NathDogg]

Get well soon lad.

Our club still has sod all luck with injuries.