Lewis Page
His career at Charlton seems to be jinxed at the moment.
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It wouldn't be Charlton without one perma-crocked defender2
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Thank god Jamie Mascoll appears to have come through.
Should anything happen to Dasilva would prefer us to play him @ LB than Jackson5 -
I assume Naby Sarr would play at LB, assuming he's not required to play up front!ForeverAddickted said:Thank god Jamie Mascoll appears to have come through.
Should anything happen to Dasilva would prefer us to play him @ LB than Jackson6 -
True... Forget he's played therekillerandflash said:
I assume Naby Sarr would play at LB, assuming he's not required to play up front!ForeverAddickted said:Thank god Jamie Mascoll appears to have come through.
Should anything happen to Dasilva would prefer us to play him @ LB than Jackson0 -
Have cover at LB so it's not the end of the world. Wouldn't mind us signing a full back who can play both sides if Konsa leaves in January.2
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Lewis Page is still not ready to return to action after suffering another injury setback.
The defender pulled his hamstring towards the end of last season - then again in the summer when had hoped to do a pre-season.
He made a comeback in a game between Charlton players at The Valley last month and was expected to be involved in the Checkatrade Trophy matches against Fulham U21s and then Portsmouth.
He didn't feature in either and boss Karl Robinson explained:
Karl is misunderstanding the report from the medical staff here i think, based upon a recent physical fitness course I completed around avoiding injuries. (He could also just be lying of course and knows it's mismanagement of the injury)Karl Robinson said:
"He has a stiffness in his Achilles, and obviously when you put a load through somebody's body he is asking the body to do something it hasn't done for a long time because he's been out so long so we don't want to push those things.
"Listen, I'm not a medic. I don't have the qualifications or the brains to tell you the full extent of it.
"But the loading pattern he has put through his legs has been very, very high.
"And because of that he has got stiffness in his Achilles which is not worth risking right now."
I'd say it sounds like he hasn't been stretching & rolling after every session and having sports massages after the more intensive training,
I'd also query whether he has used the FITT principles in order to progress on his return from injury.
It sounds to me like he has inflamed his achilles tendon by over working and under managing his hamstring return and rushing back.1 -
Naby Sarr a John Hewie for the 21st Century1
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Wash your mouth out Len.LenGlover said:Naby Sarr a John Hewie for the 21st Century
How could you even think about such a comparison1 -
Tongue firmly in cheekHenry Irving said:
Wash your mouth out Len.LenGlover said:Naby Sarr a John Hewie for the 21st Century
How could you even think about such a comparison1 -
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Glad to hear it : - )LenGlover said:
Tongue firmly in cheekHenry Irving said:
Wash your mouth out Len.LenGlover said:Naby Sarr a John Hewie for the 21st Century
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Would have worried me a month or 2 ago but having seen Naby play at LB and heard the reports of how Mascoll played I'm happy enough with the cover there. As long as it's not Jacko at LB I'm fine.
Sorry skip still love ya but never a left back!3 -
I've seen Jamie Mascoll play in the last 2 Checkatrade games. Based on those 2 games he is a better player than Lewis Page and Johnnie Jackson (at left back).6
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I wasn't overimpressed with Lewis in the 5 minutes he played for us.Covered End said:I've seen Jamie Mascoll play in the last 2 Checkatrade games. Based on those 2 games he is a better player than Lewis Page and Johnnie Jackson (at left back).
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@Dazzler21 I love how you've quoted Karl Robinson as if he posts on Charlton life. Bravo!Dazzler21 said:Lewis Page is still not ready to return to action after suffering another injury setback.
The defender pulled his hamstring towards the end of last season - then again in the summer when had hoped to do a pre-season.
He made a comeback in a game between Charlton players at The Valley last month and was expected to be involved in the Checkatrade Trophy matches against Fulham U21s and then Portsmouth.
He didn't feature in either and boss Karl Robinson explained:
Karl is misunderstanding the report from the medical staff here i think, based upon a recent physical fitness course I completed around avoiding injuries. (He could also just be lying of course and knows it's mismanagement of the injury)Karl Robinson said:
"He has a stiffness in his Achilles, and obviously when you put a load through somebody's body he is asking the body to do something it hasn't done for a long time because he's been out so long so we don't want to push those things.
"Listen, I'm not a medic. I don't have the qualifications or the brains to tell you the full extent of it.
"But the loading pattern he has put through his legs has been very, very high.
"And because of that he has got stiffness in his Achilles which is not worth risking right now."
I'd say it sounds like he hasn't been stretching & rolling after every session and having sports massages after the more intensive training,
I'd also query whether he has used the FITT principles in order to progress on his return from injury.
It sounds to me like he has inflamed his achilles tendon by over working and under managing his hamstring return and rushing back.9 -
The photo of him playing in that inter squad friendly thing did look like he had put on a bit of timber0
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Perhaps he does post on Charlton Life. You know, subtle stuff like 'He's a great bloke old Karl, and right up there with Curbs, Sir Chris and Jimmy Seed'. We'd never spot it.Beardface said:
@Dazzler21 I love how you've quoted Karl Robinson as if he posts on Charlton life. Bravo!Dazzler21 said:Lewis Page is still not ready to return to action after suffering another injury setback.
The defender pulled his hamstring towards the end of last season - then again in the summer when had hoped to do a pre-season.
He made a comeback in a game between Charlton players at The Valley last month and was expected to be involved in the Checkatrade Trophy matches against Fulham U21s and then Portsmouth.
He didn't feature in either and boss Karl Robinson explained:
Karl is misunderstanding the report from the medical staff here i think, based upon a recent physical fitness course I completed around avoiding injuries. (He could also just be lying of course and knows it's mismanagement of the injury)Karl Robinson said:
"He has a stiffness in his Achilles, and obviously when you put a load through somebody's body he is asking the body to do something it hasn't done for a long time because he's been out so long so we don't want to push those things.
"Listen, I'm not a medic. I don't have the qualifications or the brains to tell you the full extent of it.
"But the loading pattern he has put through his legs has been very, very high.
"And because of that he has got stiffness in his Achilles which is not worth risking right now."
I'd say it sounds like he hasn't been stretching & rolling after every session and having sports massages after the more intensive training,
I'd also query whether he has used the FITT principles in order to progress on his return from injury.
It sounds to me like he has inflamed his achilles tendon by over working and under managing his hamstring return and rushing back.
Have players ever posted in here to anyone's knowledge, anonymously or otherwise? Makes you wonder...0 -
Leon Cort and Steve Jones have.JamesSeed said:
Perhaps he does post on Charlton Life. You know, subtle stuff like 'He's a great bloke old Karl, and right up there with Curbs, Sir Chris and Jimmy Seed'. We'd never spot it.Beardface said:
@Dazzler21 I love how you've quoted Karl Robinson as if he posts on Charlton life. Bravo!Dazzler21 said:Lewis Page is still not ready to return to action after suffering another injury setback.
The defender pulled his hamstring towards the end of last season - then again in the summer when had hoped to do a pre-season.
He made a comeback in a game between Charlton players at The Valley last month and was expected to be involved in the Checkatrade Trophy matches against Fulham U21s and then Portsmouth.
He didn't feature in either and boss Karl Robinson explained:
Karl is misunderstanding the report from the medical staff here i think, based upon a recent physical fitness course I completed around avoiding injuries. (He could also just be lying of course and knows it's mismanagement of the injury)Karl Robinson said:
"He has a stiffness in his Achilles, and obviously when you put a load through somebody's body he is asking the body to do something it hasn't done for a long time because he's been out so long so we don't want to push those things.
"Listen, I'm not a medic. I don't have the qualifications or the brains to tell you the full extent of it.
"But the loading pattern he has put through his legs has been very, very high.
"And because of that he has got stiffness in his Achilles which is not worth risking right now."
I'd say it sounds like he hasn't been stretching & rolling after every session and having sports massages after the more intensive training,
I'd also query whether he has used the FITT principles in order to progress on his return from injury.
It sounds to me like he has inflamed his achilles tendon by over working and under managing his hamstring return and rushing back.
Have players ever posted in here to anyone's knowledge, anonymously or otherwise? Makes you wonder...
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I still have nightmares about his cameo appearances for Charlton, he'll need to make Naby Sarr's transformation seem like a lot of fuss about nothing to even begin to look like a pro footballer.0
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From this picture of Lewis Page at a hospital visit today, he won't be back playing anytime soon...
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Surely I can't be the only one who doesn't know which one Page is in that pic. Guessing not in blue.3
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Keeping that thing on his left peg if he ever makes a comeback might improve his first touch. Won't be holding my breath mind2
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Just seen the thing on the leg, feel a bit silly now...8
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I think it's nice that the rest of the squad went to visit him.killerandflash said:From this picture of Lewis Page at a hospital visit today, he won't be back playing anytime soon...
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Did someone drop a can of fosters on his foot?killerandflash said:From this picture of Lewis Page at a hospital visit today, he won't be back playing anytime soon...
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Who is the fella in the back row, 2nd from the left, looks like he’s having a kip!killerandflash said:From this picture of Lewis Page at a hospital visit today, he won't be back playing anytime soon...
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Or staring at the doctor’s arse6
