Some Good News

I'm watching the U23'S against Palace tonight with Lee Camp, Kadeem Harris, and Rhys Healey all starting.
2-0 at half time with Harris and Healey both scoring.

Cyncoedslumdog wrote:I'm watching the U23'S against Palace tonight with Lee Camp, Kadeem Harris, and Rhys Healey all starting.
2-0 at half time with Harris and Healey both scoring.

Excellent. What was the outcome and how did the walking wounded hold up?

They eventually lost 4-2 because Mark Harris and a trialist were both injured before half time with Kadeem Harris also withdrawn at the break, resulting in a hotch potch of youngsters and trialists becoming completely disjointed. It was pre planned for Healey to only play an hour which they stuck to meaning they had 10 men for the rest of the game. To be fair, he looked exhausted.
One name of note in the Palace side was Jordan Mutch.

Cyncoedslumdog wrote:They eventually lost 4-2 because Mark Harris and a trialist were both injured before half time with Kadeem Harris also withdrawn at the break, resulting in a hotch potch of youngsters and trialists becoming completely disjointed. It was pre planned for Healey to only play an hour which they stuck to meaning they had 10 men for the rest of the game. To be fair, he looked exhausted.
One name of note in the Palace side was Jordan Mutch.

How did he do? He was a great player for us in the promotion season

Slimfrog's Son wrote:

Cyncoedslumdog wrote:They eventually lost 4-2 because Mark Harris and a trialist were both injured before half time with Kadeem Harris also withdrawn at the break, resulting in a hotch potch of youngsters and trialists becoming completely disjointed. It was pre planned for Healey to only play an hour which they stuck to meaning they had 10 men for the rest of the game. To be fair, he looked exhausted.
One name of note in the Palace side was Jordan Mutch.

How did he do? He was a great player for us in the promotion season

I'd argue he was out best outfield player in the Premier League as well.

Great to see a few of the walking wounded return. To use a cliche, it will be like having some new signings in January.

Some of our injuries look worryingly longer term than we thought.