Badly cut shin apparently.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
Will be interesting to see what shape NW sets up for the visit of the pie eaters.
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Badly cut shin apparently.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
Will be interesting to see what shape NW sets up for the visit of the pie eaters.
He better get Chamakh to do a few laps around the pitch this week I think. :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vimana.
Or give Pilkington some finishing practiceQuote:
Originally Posted by Phill Stants brother
Blessing in disguise, he is way past it. Casual was on here not so long ago defending his goal scoring record which is pretty poor over the last few seasons. Sooner see Chamakh play
Says the man who brought us Alex RavellQuote:
Originally Posted by Tandy
The topic is Rickie, can you try and contribute something useful for a change?:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by TH63
Ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tandy
Rickie's best days are behind him for sure, but he still has his nous, his positional play and wins more than his fair share of aerial battles.
Badly cut leg? Few stitches, new shin pad and he should be back in a couple of weeks max IMHO.
Personally, as I've said before, I think he needs someone to play off him.
There's no one at the club that can win and hold a ball up in that traditional centre forward way, he's the best we have had since the mighty Peter Thorne.Quote:
Originally Posted by TH63
Neil Warnock admits there are real fears of Rickie Lambert after the striker suffered a 'horrific' injury during the 2-1 win over Nottingham Forest.
Lambert made a bright start to the game as his full-blooded tackle released Joe Ralls through on goal for what should have been the opener. However, he had to be substituted soon after Cardiff's first goal.
After peeling off to the back post, he was involved in a nasty collision with Forest keeper Vladimir Stojkovic as he tried to volley on goal.
Warnock has revealed that the keeper's studs created a horrific gash in Lambert's leg.
He said: "Rickie's a bad one, you couldn't really look at it at half-time. The cut is that deep they're just worried about whether there's any ligament damage, I'm shaking now [just thinking about it]. It's severed right through his shin, terrible.
"We've no idea at all at the moment in terms of the timescale.
"It looked really bad. I don't know how cuts heal but it looked horrific. I had to get one or two of the lads out, I didn't want them looking at it at half-time in a game like that."
Lambert was taken to hospital after being stretchered off, clearly in agony as he thumped the floor before receiving treatment.
Details about his lay-off are currently unclear.
Cardiff play Wigan Athletic at home next Saturday before a daunting trip to Newcastle United seven days later.
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/f...berts-12066386
Blimey, didn't realise it was that bad.
Lambert has been doing ok and we will miss him.The big worry with this type of injury is infection but with any luck he should be back soon as he has got a good medical team taking care of him.Will his absence open the door for Ken or Fred.Will Manga be used as target man.He is big strong and has pace.I would give him a go.
Its OK we have Fred and Ken as cover......
Get well very very very soon Rickie
With only 2 games between now and 19th November i would give Lambert that time to recover. He is not of an age or fitness to play every game anyway so i think the break could do him good. Pilks to take over up front with Chamakh on the bench can hopefully help navigate the next 2 games.
Well Warnock has brought the best out of others maybe he can cast a magic spell on these two.I very much doubt it but we live in hope.Quote:
Originally Posted by binman
Paul Daniels couldn't cast magic on those pair they are a lost cause.Quote:
Originally Posted by valley boy
3 year deal for Ken I despair
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by CCFC CASUAL
Let's hope Chamakh is ready.