Oscar Bobb | Back in first team training, again (p55)
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Alan Harper's Tash
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Dave Whelan still talks about his, 60 years on.
Fordyboy46
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Pray that Oscar is properly fit and we don't rush him back too quickly
Keepingthefaithsince1976
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It'll be fantastic that Oscar Bobbs return will coincide with Livarpools blip.
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Should be a fairly trouble free recovery for Bobb, a break is often easier than a serious muscle injury, once its healed he should be good to go it will just be about fitness, conditioning and mentality.
Orient seems the obvious choice for Bobb to make his comeback but that will depend on the condition of the pitch. Probably won't be worth the risk if it's a dodgy pitch.
Orient seems the obvious choice for Bobb to make his comeback but that will depend on the condition of the pitch. Probably won't be worth the risk if it's a dodgy pitch.
Mike S
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Who knew he broke his leg ? :-)
eversince 76
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This is about Oscar Bobb. He will need minutes and a few games to get going. But let’s remember he was good, a great prospect, but not a regular starter for the few preseason games he shone.
Was it a bad break? Remember Aaron Ramsey never being the same after his.
bladdered
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Good luck to the lad. Hope he comes back strong in mind and body. No need for any other additional pressure.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Are you saying Dave Whelan broke his leg?
I must confess, I’ve never heard this tale told so need to know: When? How? Why?
Manchester_lalala
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Orient game could be fun. Minutes for Khusanov, Oreilly, Mcatee, Bobb, Savinho and Marmoush up top. What a different look to the team compared to last season.
It was reported as a ‘clean break’ but we can only tell when he plays.
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News to me.
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Before you start i really rate the kid but i do smile at him going from the ' bit player he was before injury to the world class talent he's been since he's been out' ha
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I agree mate, he is not the finished article yet but his talent ceiling is so much higher than most, I would guess a lot of the praise is to build the fellas confidence and make him feel good.
We all want him back and we all want him to make a full recovery.
We all want him back and we all want him to make a full recovery.
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His first goal shows me he has enough talent, I hope things go his way this year...
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Pep: Bobb in contention for crucial Club Brugge clash
City boss Pep Guardiola has revealed that Oscar Bobb could be involved in Wednesday’s huge Champions League first phase finale at home to Club Brugge.
www.mancity.com
I think it's because we've been playing poorly and because we seemingly made the choice of Bobb over Palmer, and Palmer has done well (therefore, Bobb must be even better!).
You're right that he's become overrated in the mind of some though and I think when he inevitably has the same struggles every youth player has, the narrative will be "injury killed his potential". Can see this one coming a mile away.
jimharri
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To be fair, he did look very promising in pre season. And I was looking forward to seeing how he'd fare in the season.