Hemed Injured - BBC

jimhigham

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Apr 25, 2009

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Woking

• Sep 5, 2017

• #101

I'm really looking forward to Saturday's match now. Whatever we end up doing it's likely to be innovative. It might be out of necessity but it's going to be interesting to see.

 

Deadly Danson

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Oct 22, 2003

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #102

http://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/155...h___but_absence_believed_to_be_precautionary/ Albion not overly concerned.

 

greyseagull

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #103

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..................... Ryan ......................

Bruno ... Duffy ... Dunk ... Suttner

....... Stephens ..... Sidwell .........

Knockaert .... Propper .... March

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S'hampton Seagull said:

Totally this.Pace and the ability to beat a man and get inside the area is the best way to beat them anyway, so this will force to try and play that way. Hemed against their defence? they would have eaten him alive in a physical battle.

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You just know it's going to be Murphy up top now with Groß just in behind.

 

GJN1

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Brighton

• Sep 5, 2017

• #104

I recall a time some years ago when Sheffield Wednesday had no option but to take Paul Warhurst out of central defence and stick him upfront. He then scored 12 goals in as many games and got an England call-up too. Over to you Dunky...

 

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junior

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #105

Play Dunk up front?

 

Easy 10

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #106

junior said:

Play Dunk up front?

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Dunk is one of the best passers of the ball we have, and is superb at bringing it out of defence.

Sticking him up front means we lose all that.

 

Oscar

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #107

So the club are confident he'll be okay for Saturday. That'll be him out for six weeks then.

 

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seagulls4ever

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #108

I love how most are conveniently ignoring he's 'touch and go' for tonight, meaning that's it's obviously something minor and he'll be fine for Saturday (unless he gets injured in the meantime). Any opportunity for a binfest!

 

GJN1

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #109

Some reports suggest a thigh strain? Never had one myself so couldn't tell you how long it takes to get over that. I had a dead leg that James 'Winky' Kavanagh gave me at school one lunchtime but I was right as rain within an hour or so....

 

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crookie

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #110

GJN1 said:

Some reports suggest a thigh strain? Never had one myself so couldn't tell you how long it takes to get over that. I had a dead leg that James 'Winky' Kavanagh gave me at school one lunchtime but I was right as rain within an hour or so....

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If it's anything like Baldock's thigh problems he'll be out until xmas

 

GT49er

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #111

Nathan said:

The problem with asking the DS to step up is (based on the MK performance) they are not good enough. Would rather have a proven international in Hemed up front than rely on a youngster from the DS.

No problem in say Tilley being on the bench and coming on, but hopefully Hemed and Murray will be fit for Saturday.

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Yes, but we're talking about what if he's injured.

 

Biscuit

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Jul 8, 2003

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Brighton

• Sep 5, 2017

• #112

GJN1 said:

I recall a time some years ago when Sheffield Wednesday had no option but to take Paul Warhurst out of central defence and stick him upfront. He then scored 12 goals in as many games and got an England call-up too. Over to you Dunky...

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I have long dreamed of Dunk being a target man. Genuinely think he'd be brilliant at it.

 

GJN1

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #113

Biscuit said:

I have long dreamed of Dunk being a target man. Genuinely think he'd be brilliant at it.

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Play Pulis at his own (long) game...

 

Cowfold Seagull

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #114

DavidRyder said:

I think an appearance from the DS strikers would be welcomed by quite a lot of us, see what they can do.

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Throwing them in to pay Premier League football could set them back years. It is called the Development Squad for a reason. They need to develop.

 

Cowfold Seagull

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #115

Biscuit said:

I have long dreamed of Dunk being a target man. Genuinely think he'd be brilliant at it.

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Well, in a real emergency why not give it a go? Mark McGhee did the self same thing with Adam Virgo during an injury crisis. It certainly worked for him in the short term.

 

Cowfold Seagull

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #116

Psychobilly freakout said:

Tilley or Connelly are NOT ready for the Premier League, and would be just bullied out of a game like WBA

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Absolutely this.

 

kevtherev

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Tunbridge Wells

• Sep 5, 2017

• #117

If true, you have to say we only have ourselfs to blame. 3 strikers in a squad is the bare min. We knew Murray was injured a fortnight ago and done nothing. Then we knew we only had 1 fit striker. Wasted our last loan on a keeper and still got no striker. I don't really even see how we can moan about it. It was bound to happen. Serves us right tbh, what do people expect?

 

durrington gull

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Worthing

• Sep 5, 2017

• #118

Get some real pace upfront in a front 3 of Jose, Knocky, Solly

 

The Andy Naylor Fan Club

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #119

chaileyjem said:

I fear what this might unleash. But BBC are reporting that Hemed is injured and in doubt for tonight's Israel game.

"Some alarming news for Brighton fans.Tomer Hemed will be a match-time decision for tonight's match vs. Italy. Appears to have injury."
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Can't be arsed to trawl through 12 pages. If it's a match-time decision then surely he has a chance of playing. If it was serious then they wouldn't even consider him.

 

Icy Gull

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• Sep 5, 2017

• #120

Cowfold Seagull said:

Well, in a real emergency why not give it a go? Mark McGhee did the self same thing with Adam Virgo during an injury crisis. It certainly worked for him in the short term.

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Great, turn one half of the reason we have kept goals conceded down into a makeshift attacker. this is the Premier League not League One at Withdean FFS

The fact that we are even discussing this is a a bit tinpot.