Enzio.

[durhampie]

No this a current player..

[navypie]

No this a current player..

So he's a current player not in the team. Can I have 40 guesses?

[SwalePie]

So he's a current player not in the team. Can I have 40 guesses?

Bloody excellent

[HAPPYMAGPIEHAPPY]

No this a current player..

Don’t believe all that Terry tells you as he’s looking to leave in January.

[durhampie]

Don’t believe all that Terry tells you as he’s looking to leave in January.

it wasn't him either..

[queenslandpie]

Don’t believe all that Terry tells you as he’s looking to leave in January.

I'm happy to go with 39 guesses

[Notts78]

Wow. Ground breaking news. A player is injured by one of his own. That has never ever ever ever happened before.
The intensity of training and warm ups at elite level is a smidge under what would be expected in a game. So injuries are inevitable. It’s not like a Sunday ****ing morning game, walk out, fag in hand, do about 3 seconds worth of stretching, break in to a 10 yard jog before blasting footballs at the keeper.

[MAD_MAGPIE]

The legacy of Chettle's time in charge, risking our one game changer even though he was injured.

Exactly. Was it really worth the risk playing him for that one game when he'd been injured in the warm up over and above him getting an injury like he has done and be out for probably ten games? The answer is no and shows how desperate we had become.

[Bohinen]

Wow. Ground breaking news. A player is injured by one of his own. That has never ever ever ever happened before.
The intensity of training and warm ups at elite level is a smidge under what would be expected in a game. So injuries are inevitable. It’s not like a Sunday ****ing morning game, walk out, fag in hand, do about 3 seconds worth of stretching, break in to a 10 yard jog before blasting footballs at the keeper.

I have never seen anyone break sweat in a pre-match warm up. Why would they be tackling each other, unless their second touch is a tackle, of course. Even Phil Jones has never injured someone in a warm-up, despite being the country's specialist at friendly fire injuries.

[Wedgie_pie]

Enzio's injury could be a chance for the ever improving Sam Osbourne.

Totally agree, give Ozzie a go now we have a new fella in charge...