Been there, done that, took me about three months to clear up
Me too...less time to heal but made me hobble for a while. Needs rest and care.
I went to a NHS podiatry clinic where I was told to do a particular exercise, which meant me standing on a stair with half a foot on and stretching upwards for one minute and resting for a few seconds, then doing this 12 times, three times a day. I was over the worst after about two months after suffering with it for about a month. I was still uncomfortable for about another one month but I imagine a footballer could carry on playing with this part
I'm guessing it's either a severe or abnormal injury to Deji's foot given Bowyer's description.
Could be a Plantar Fascia tear as opposed to plantar fascitis, which is pretty common and I'd be worried if a physio hasn't seen Plantar Fascitis before.
Could also be heel spur related.
I'm sure this is also known as "policeman's foot", and is very painful, or as you say, could be a tear, very painful
He played less than 1 hr for us in a team that was in free fall and was clearly affected by the off field goings on.
i don’t think we can judge him on that! He started for wales ahead of both Williams and levitt last night.
It does show his true level at the moment, once you take away the City and Wales hype . 2 failed Championship loans last season, now he's gone to a L1 side
Doesn't fit Bow's game plan, no idea why Bowyer was so persistent to sign him.
Although Lapslie has often proved very useful from the bench.
I remember when he came on as an early sub at home to Brentford last season, and gave his all at RB - really good performance, really played his part in us winning the game against a technically superior team.
Another good game coming on at HT, was it home v Luton? ..... he put in an impressive midfield engine room display, and with his movement and anticipation, scored a well taken goal.
Sure he hasn't the technical skills of say Albie Morgan, who himself could improve by leaps and bounds if only he took a leaf out of Lapslie's book.
Shame about Oztumer, good player at this level and will score goals for Bristol Rovers. But when we have Williams, Maddison, Aneke, Doughty, and another player or two to sign, we need to free up someone.
Who knows, he might smash it and we bring him back and use him in the promotion push.
Good luck, Erhun.
Bowyer dropped a veiled hint that if needed Ozzy could be recalled in January:
He said on the OS:
"He’ll go and get regular football and see what he can do once he goes out and then it might benefit us in the long run but most importantly he goes out and plays games.”
Hope we're a bit sharper with the paperwork this year.
When havent we been?
Bostock was down to Toulouse and Hemed it wasnt really anyone's fault we missed that window, they just managed to find another loophole to ensure it happened
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Cheers.
That's why you are a sage.
i don’t think we can judge him on that! He started for wales ahead of both Williams and levitt last night.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jizz_Hornkamp
or as you say, could be a tear, very painful
big toe under the arch of the foot
I remember when he came on as an early sub at home to Brentford last season, and gave his all at RB - really good performance, really played his part in us winning the game against a technically superior team.
Another good game coming on at HT, was it home v Luton? ..... he put in an impressive midfield engine room display, and with his movement and anticipation, scored a well taken goal.
Sure he hasn't the technical skills of say Albie Morgan, who himself could improve by leaps and bounds if only he took a leaf out of Lapslie's book.
He said on the OS:
"He’ll go and get regular football and see what he can do once he goes out and then it might benefit us in the long run but most importantly he goes out and plays games.”
Bostock was down to Toulouse and Hemed it wasnt really anyone's fault we missed that window, they just managed to find another loophole to ensure it happened
Need to free up space under the wage cap.
Emiliano Marcondes AM from Brentford.