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[Albion] Any news on Dunk?







Cowfold Seagull

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Agree re Balogun looked very assured..think Duffy stepped up to his role as senior partner

Precisely this. Considering it was his debut in English football, and thrown in to the deep end, I think Balogun was tremendous. As you say big Shane seemed to relish the senior defender role, and was man of the match for me.
 


Tooting Gull

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The great thing about Dunk and Duffy is that they really complement each other. One of Dunks attributes is greater pace, so it was superb to see Balogun outstrip Lukaku running towards East Stand.

One of many individual great moments yesterday. I also loved seeing Matt Ryan join the wild celebrations involving every player by the corner flags. Just warmed the heart!
 


Tim Over Whelmed

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The lady that sits next to me (who listens to Radio Sussex during the game) said that he was seen in the tunnel with support on his foot/ankle.

Standard operating procedure I'd guess, ice, rest and protect?
 


Cowfold Seagull

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The great thing about Dunk and Duffy is that they really complement each other. One of Dunks attributes is greater pace, so it was superb to see Balogun outstrip Lukaku running towards East Stand.

One of many individual great moments yesterday. I also loved seeing Matt Ryan join the wild celebrations involving every player by the corner flags. Just warmed the heart!

Yeah was great to see Maty charge the full length of the field to join the celebrating throng after Glenn's opener. Mind you, the second goal followed on so quickly, that he must only have had time to turn around and sprint all the way back to celebrate that one as well! Great stuff.
 






Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
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No point anyone trying to guess
Oh come on, we have to!
....could be anything from a simple knock to a broken foot or ankle.
If he's broken his ankle, it's not my fault for saying it didn't look like an ankle problem, it looked more like a metatarsal.
 


















Cowfold Seagull

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Hodgson goes for the Pulis and Mourinho school of science.

Put air on that ball to giants.

I'd bloody hate an Albion manager doing that.

I take your point, it isn't easy on the eye, but I guess you have to make the best use of what you have, and in the case of Pulis and Mourinho anyway, it's served them pretty well so far.
 




PILTDOWN MAN

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Triggaaar

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Chris said it was his ankle in the post match interview.
Oh.
It absolutely wasn't, though.
Got studded top of foot.
On first look I thought it was on the top of his foot (one of his metatarsals), but having seen it again I see it's both the top of his foot, and also a bit further up the front of his ankle (not even sure what that bit's called). Not sure which bit got injured.
 
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