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Danny Ings: Season long loan from Liverpool?
- Thread starter El Presidente
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Albion Robster
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Great competition for Baldock...who can occupy the treatment table for most part of the season....!!
Lurchy
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- Jul 2, 2014
- 2,350
Different type of injuries. Last / Current one is a knee injury, season before he did one of his ACL's in
16/17 Knee-OP Oct 26, 2016 until present - 273 days
15/16 Cruciate Ligament Rupture Oct 15, 2015 to May 12, 2016 - 210 days
14/15 Hamstring Injury Sep 15, 2014 to Oct 16, 2014 - 31 days
13/14 Torn ankle ligament Mar 13, 2014 to Apr 7, 2014 - 25 days
Thanks.
Don't suppose we know what the second knee op is on?
?complication resulting from the first op.
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Lurchy
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- Jul 2, 2014
- 2,350
It was due to an injury he picked up committing a tackle whilst playing against Spurs and was to the other leg.
His injury record would be a concern, but it would still be a yes from me.
Seasidesage
New member
Would make a difference if anywhere near his Burnley form.
Ecosse Exile
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This would be a yes from me, loan to buy possibly?
Where does thos story come from btw?
Where does thos story come from btw?
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
A Yeah please over here, I think him and Baldock could see the season through alternating their injuries obviously
No.
Marshy
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Would only make sense to me if we got another forward in with him.
Even them i am undecided with his injury problems.
Even them i am undecided with his injury problems.
Hammer15
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A yes please from me. Even with his recent injury record it would be fairly risk-free on loan (aside from using up one of our loan slots).
When fit, he's a quality striker and proven at this level.
When fit, he's a quality striker and proven at this level.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
It wouldn't be risk free if he breaks down injured once the 25 man squad is locked in and the transfer window closed.
The same for any player, but surely the risk is higher with Ings
Not as high as it is with Baldock...It wouldn't be risk free if he breaks down injured once the 25 man squad is locked in and the transfer window closed.
The same for any player, but surely the risk is higher with Ings
...oh, that can't be good.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Don Parasol
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- Jan 29, 2017
- 108
Is there actually any recent substance to this?
Would be a big yes from me, great competition (upgrade) on Baldock. Has genuine class.
That said, I'd be uneasy if Ings and Brown were the only 2 strikers coming in, one not a real striker, and one out of action for so long . I'd want another number 9 who has been banging the goals in, somewhere, for the past 12 months
Would be a big yes from me, great competition (upgrade) on Baldock. Has genuine class.
That said, I'd be uneasy if Ings and Brown were the only 2 strikers coming in, one not a real striker, and one out of action for so long . I'd want another number 9 who has been banging the goals in, somewhere, for the past 12 months
Gritt23
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I'd worry about his injury-record, but let's be realistic, without that injury risk, we wouldn't be anywhere near a player of this quality. It's the market we move in.
A REALLY good player, and one I've hoped from thr off we would make an approach for.
A REALLY good player, and one I've hoped from thr off we would make an approach for.