MATCH DAY POST: Burton Albion v The Mighty Blades

[bulmer1889]

On the plus side last night that's the best pen I've seen Billy take although he's scored a few this last 18 months he's also missed a few and I was always nervous when he stepped up,yesterday's pen showed the confidence running through the side for me,top corner if keeper had gone the right way he wouldn't have got anywhere near it,it's hard not to think about owt other than poor couttsy right now but that struck me when I saw the highlights

[pragueblade]

Think a few on here have never had a broken leg at footie , i had two , 6 weeks is a no no despite physio etc think well be lucky to see him again before march tbh , big big loss for us , kingpin in the team for me.

[GrayBlade]

Think a few on here have never had a broken leg at footie , i had two , 6 weeks is a no no despite physio etc think well be lucky to see him again before march tbh , big big loss for us , kingpin in the team for me.

Yeah definitely if at all this season. He could be walking on it in 2-3 months but he’d still miles away from the bone and ligament being strong enough to take a hard tackle, and then of course his most difficult job will be to get his head right for the second time in his career. I hope and pray that it’s a clean break with no complications.

But it’s a team game and I trust in Wilder and his team to either get an existing player us to the mark or bring the right man in. You can bet your bottom dollar that he’s thought through the what-ifs and probably has somebody already targeted but let’s all give Lundstram a chance for now. There’s no point in trying to compare him with Coutts but as with Clarke, if he gets regular game time and not bit parts he could settle in and do the biz. UTB.