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 Lanzo-Ad  Lanzarote 08 Jan 24 10.17am |
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Michael Olise Thigh Injury Jan 03: 'We have to nurse him through and hope he comes back as quickly as possible. The next question will be how long is he out, but I can't answer that one. We're [b]hoping this one won't be as bad as the one that put him out for six months.' No Return Date Currently Being Assessed Ruled Out
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ambrose7  Croydon 08 Jan 24 10.21am |
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad
Clarke is right footed, and is an outstanding prospect, he is 23, has scored 21 goals and 14 assist, in what i class the second hardest division in Europe, at reading Olise had 7 goals and 12 assists, you, me or anyone know how he we perform in the Premier, but i suspect he will be fantastic, the long term replacement for Olise could be Morgan Whittaker who is developing very well, nobody wants Olise to leave but he will in the summer, start planning ahead Poor against Newcastle though wasn't he. Has a fair bit of potential going forwards, albeit nothing that troubled Trippier, and defensively he looked lost. Worrying that he's older than Olise given how far Clarke currently is behind him. I don't think he's anywhere near being good enough to be a key attacking player for us. Olise did all those numbers before he turned 20. Clarke didn't make his Sunderland debut until he was 21. He may get a Premier League career but I'd be surprised if it's anywhere near the top half unless a good coach gets a really good grip of him soon. Needs to leave Sunderland ASAP to have that happen.
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| mtp1958 Oswestry 08 Jan 24 11.40am |
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad
Michael Olise Thigh Injury Jan 03: 'We have to nurse him through and hope he comes back as quickly as possible. The next question will be how long is he out, but I can't answer that one. We're [b]hoping this one won't be as bad as the one that put him out for six months.' No Return Date Currently Being Assessed Ruled Out I like that statement on the site , its jan widow we dont want to lose him now to another team , we have played that game before then surprise surprise he his playing , so he has twinge it so rest until arse game , and this cold weather not good unless they make him stand there in his under pants instead of a ice bath hehe
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| Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 08 Jan 24 11.53am |
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Originally posted by mtp1958
I like that statement on the site , its jan widow we dont want to lose him now to another team , we have played that game before then surprise surprise he his playing , so he has twinge it so rest until arse game , and this cold weather not good unless they make him stand there in his under pants instead of a ice bath hehe Hope so, what we all want is Olise fit and flying ASAP, but, i think not to loan a winger with Ayew away and a question mark over Olises´s fitness is a terrible mistake
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Nicholas91  The Democratic Republic of Kent 08 Jan 24 12.10pm |
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad
Hope so, what we all want is Olise fit and flying ASAP, but, i think not to loan a winger with Ayew away and a question mark over Olises´s fitness is a terrible mistake Agree. We lost Zaha, have lost Doucoure to AfCON and now Olise's fitness is a serious doubt. I'm not holding out hope for one incoming player let alone more however surely this has to be a priority? Our plan to scrape through this season at least is looking an increasingly precarious one.
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| ambrose7 Croydon 08 Jan 24 12.12pm |
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Can't remember the last time we made an impactful January signing before ~25th January. Always surprises me how long the January window takes to get going.
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| madcap_v2 SE25 / Ibiza 08 Jan 24 12.17pm |
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Originally posted by ambrose7
Can't remember the last time we made an impactful January signing before ~25th January. Always surprises me how long the January window takes to get going. It takes a while to scrape together all the loose coins around Selhurst for out transfer kitty
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| palace99 New Mills 08 Jan 24 1.02pm |
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Originally posted by ambrose7
Poor against Newcastle though wasn't he. Has a fair bit of potential going forwards, albeit nothing that troubled Trippier, and defensively he looked lost. Worrying that he's older than Olise given how far Clarke currently is behind him. I don't think he's anywhere near being good enough to be a key attacking player for us. Olise did all those numbers before he turned 20. Clarke didn't make his Sunderland debut until he was 21. He may get a Premier League career but I'd be surprised if it's anywhere near the top half unless a good coach gets a really good grip of him soon. Needs to leave Sunderland ASAP to have that happen. Spot in. I like Clarke, but Sat's game showed the difference between the Champ and the Prem. I think he could be a decent signing but only at the right price - nearer £10m for me and not the £20m they'd want for him. Maybe one for next summer? Edited by palace99 (08 Jan 2024 1.03pm)
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| MrRobbo Chaldon 08 Jan 24 1.23pm |
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Originally posted by palace99
Spot in. I like Clarke, but Sat's game showed the difference between the Champ and the Prem. I think he could be a decent signing but only at the right price - nearer £10m for me and not the £20m they'd want for him. Maybe one for next summer? Edited by palace99 (08 Jan 2024 1.03pm) 100% agree. Clarke has shown over the last 2 seasons that he can perform at that level and is worthy of a chance in the Prem. But has to be closer to 10m as you said
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Teddy Eagle  08 Jan 24 1.25pm |
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Originally posted by palace99
Spot in. I like Clarke, but Sat's game showed the difference between the Champ and the Prem. I think he could be a decent signing but only at the right price - nearer £10m for me and not the £20m they'd want for him. Maybe one for next summer? Edited by palace99 (08 Jan 2024 1.03pm) From a simplistic point of view if any of the money clubs thought he was a viable alternative for Olise they'd buy him and save £50m while they're the focus of FFP scrutiny.
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| Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 08 Jan 24 2.56pm |
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The problem is we will never be able to but a ready made mid twenties established premier league player, cant afford it, Clarke would cost 25m already, and i dont think he is worth that, the two most likely players to leave in the Summer are Olise and one of the center backs, Ronnie Edwards and Morgan Whittaker should be purchased in this window for about 20m for the pair knowing you are getting 100m+ in six months
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| dreamwaverider London 08 Jan 24 4.45pm |
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Originally posted by Lanzo-Ad
Michael Olise Thigh Injury Jan 03: 'We have to nurse him through and hope he comes back as quickly as possible. The next question will be how long is he out, but I can't answer that one. We're [b]hoping this one won't be as bad as the one that put him out for six months.' No Return Date Currently Being Assessed Ruled Out Im sure Olise will be receiving maximum specialist attention and rehabilitation for his injury. But based on the original tear and immediate surgery, depending on the severity of the injury the normal full rehabilitation is 3-6 months for an athlete. This obviously depends on many factors (severity of tear, success of surgery, natural healing abilities etc etc). To return too quick and suffer another tear or strain to the same hamstring is not good news obviously. I doubt anyone will put a time frame on it, but just the fact it has re occurred in the same hamstring, I am guessing they are measuring full recovery in months not weeks.
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