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Maringer
September 22, 2017, 3:04pm
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It was reported the other week that he was ahead of schedule, I seem to recall? I think he hopes to be back playing before Christmas, though how good his fitness will be remains to be seen. Must be incredibly difficult to catch up after a long lay-off.
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I daren't over think it and get carried away but I feel a team with fully fit versions of J Osborne and Asante, with the ever improving Matt would be a totally different proposition to play against than the current one.
Loads more targets for Siriki to hit too, hopefully rounding off his abilities over the season too.

Roll on January  


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The loss of Osbourne's creativity has been a big blow. We know from last season what he can do. Same with Clements as well. We can only speculate on Akwasi but i sense theres a good player there. Same with Ahkeem Rose. Im surprised FIFA cant intervene for him as the West Indies? authorities are hurting his career through their inability to process his papers


                           
                        

               
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Quoted from TheGoalKipper
The loss of Osbourne's creativity has been a big blow. We know from last season what he can do. Same with Clements as well. We can only speculate on Akwasi but i sense theres a good player there. Same with Ahkeem Rose. Im surprised FIFA cant intervene for him as the West Indies? authorities are hurting his career through their inability to process his papers


Right at this moment I don't think there is much anyone in the West Indies can do about anything and his paperwork is still probably blowing about in the atmosphere somewhere (although I realise it should have been sorted a long time ago)
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On Ahkeem's player profile they not only praise his ability but also his attitude. When you have both you know the potential is there to make a good player IMO.

If the club will buy me a ticket and pay my expenses im willing and able to take any papers etc to get signed by the right people


                           
                        

               
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Quoted from TheGoalKipper

If the club will buy me a ticket and pay my expenses im willing and able to take any papers etc to get signed by the right people


What a dedicated, selfless and considerate person you are
I put forward 1 British Pound towards any crowdfunding scheme you may set up in this persuit


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I will donate a fiver to the fund if it gets set up
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Quoted from TheGoalKipper
The loss of Osbourne's creativity has been a big blow. We know from last season what he can do. Same with Clements as well. We can only speculate on Akwasi but i sense theres a good player there. Same with Ahkeem Rose. Im surprised FIFA cant intervene for him as the West Indies? authorities are hurting his career through their inability to process his papers


The fervour about Rose is interesting, i am not sure what it's based on but good luck to the lad either way.


"Crombie you would have got to that if you weren't such a fat ba%$@rd" - George Kerr, inspiration from the dug out 70s style  
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The slight setback was not with the actual operation he had on the ankle, that all went well. It was found that part of the bone was bruised which needs to be managed. The ankle is as strong as it has ever been.

Akwasi has just finished his 2nd full week of training with the reserves. He was due to get some game time this week at the reserve game but felt himself he needed a further weeks training under his belt. The next reserve match I believe is last week in September, if all progresses well then should see him get  some match practise.

In himself he feels the best he has been since his days at Birmingham City. He can't wait to start playing competitive football.


With your insider knowledge are you suggesting the reserves, presumably those not in the current first eleven, train away from the first 11?

Can't think that Sawyer, Keeble, Bolinwinra, Clifton etc can push to get in the squad if they can't even train with the first team?
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