Time to pull the plug on Wor Sicknote

[Dagger]

don't think he injured himself throwing himself about, he made a pass in the centre of the pitch and looked like he either caught his boot when making it or twisted in a divert..the pitch was bad and he should never have been played
ok take him but when you see the pitch take him off the bench don't let him play that's what I would have done if manager and I'm a clueless cunt, we were 1 up when we did the switch and cant understand why

not a billic knocker think his the best thing that's happened to us but why didn't on of the other guys helping billic point out the bloody obvious, what we paying them for

knowing AC though we could have saved him for the Bournemouth game only to have tripped on a fag paper

[ToneLoc]

Said this just a few weeks back.

When he's fit....."let's keep him, we need him, right handful, can also defend" etc
When he's out...."let's get rid, liability, can't depend on him, take the loss and run".

It's a cyclical process that we must on lap 7 or 8 of by now

[Whiskyman]

Blame lies with the manager here. Why was he in Romania? Everyone knew he could not manage 3 games in 7 days, should never have been on that plane.Then taking him on when 1 up, why? We also changed tactics so it didn't even suit him anyway.

Really like him but after a summer of carefully minding him, getting him fit, our manager threw that out the window in Romania. Big fan of Slav but Sam got abuse for doing a similar thing with Carroll against Southampton which seen him get a lengthy lay off.

It's '4-6 weeks' that means he will be back very shortly after international break so he will only miss a couple league games at most plus Astra. Not the biggest crisis.

He's a member of the squad and so the manager has every right to select him. He is and always has been, an accident waiting to happen. If it didn't happen in Romania it would have happened against Bournemouth.

Or he could have fallen down the bloody stairs at home.