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fatso
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Signing Waghorn and possibly Gyokres would mean that Godden will be given time to make a full recovery without being rushed back prematurely.
Ccfcisparks
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I’d be looking to move him on in all honesty
CDK
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When robins comes out and says surgery is not possible to put it right it makes me wonder and think it's something that your never free of.
tommy hutch legend
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SleepyGinger
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If Gyokores comes in I have a feeling we will move him on, top end league 1 teams would pay for him. Not sure that injury is going to go away and this could be the last chance to get a few.
SkyblueDad
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Be h
Be difficult to shift for a fee if that trouble some foot injury still hasn’t completely gone away.
CDK
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And your not a footballer.but even for you when it's bad it's bad?
better days
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Bloody hell I despair sometimes when I read some of the stuff fans say about their own players
Give the poor lad a chance
He will have a lot more medical help than us normal mortals
Given sufficient rest there is no reason he can't come back as one of our top players
He aggravated it last year by helping us avoid relegation
Give the poor lad a chance
He will have a lot more medical help than us normal mortals
Given sufficient rest there is no reason he can't come back as one of our top players
He aggravated it last year by helping us avoid relegation
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Esoterica
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I’m really surprised people want to move him on. No one is paying a fee worth recouping on the back of that reoccurring injury without first proving himself fit over a period of time. If we give him time to recover and we’ve made it clear he has to fight for his place with the other 3 strikers then he’s an excellent 3rd or 4th striker that we’re not going to significantly improve on. Improving the group of strikers we have has bought him that time and we know exactly what he can do when fit.
HuckerbyDublinWhelan
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Can’t see us moving Godden on, and why would we? We need 4 strikers so therefore Walker, Gyokores, Godden, Waghorn
Ccfcisparks
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We could… sign another striker?
HuckerbyDublinWhelan
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As a fourth choice? Not likely to get someone as good as Godden to be 4th choice
Saddlebrains
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I love Godden, huge fan.
But if this injury is going to recur, then we need to move him on while we can get a fee however minimal
But if this injury is going to recur, then we need to move him on while we can get a fee however minimal
NortonSkyBlue
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Honestly some of our fans.....
"we’ve made it clear he has to fight for his place"
"we’ve made it clear he has to fight for his place"
Offhegoes
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Can't believe I am reading this about Godden. Despite his injuries last season, he was still our best striker, and had he been fully fit all season, I don't think we would of been in any relegation danger. Yes he has had his injury problems, but now we have Waghorn, Walker and Gyokeres, we have adequate backup should he be out, and not forgetting Tavares too.
Esoterica
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Not sure what you’ve taken exception to there. He’s been our #1 striker for 2 seasons, we’ve rushed him back from injury last year. This year we’ve significantly improved our options and even fully fit he’s not necessarily a guaranteed starter. In a squad with so much unity, would absolutely expect Robins to be setting player expectations as both motivation and to avoid discontent further down the line.
NortonSkyBlue
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Robins, not you nor I is the arbiter of any player.
Esoterica
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Of course he is. But it’s my club so referred to it as we while outlining why I wouldn’t want to bin off our best striker for the last 2 seasons for a nominal fee. What an odd thing to take exception to on a supporters forum.
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I think people are missing the point with Godden. No one is saying get rid because he isn’t good enough but this could realistically be the last chance we have to get a fee for him. A league one side would probably pay £500k for him but with his injury issues at his age that isn’t likely to be the case next summer. It’s more that we could cash in now or effectively risk writing off the transfer fee to keep him for another season. Course if he stays fit and gets goals that won’t matter
HuckerbyDublinWhelan
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The problem is we still have to replace him then, and you’re not going to get a striker of his calibre to accept a squad player position. We’re better off risking Godden for 1 more year than going down the other route
Ccfcisparks
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Whos saying Godden will want a squad position? Or even be fit to fill that position
HuckerbyDublinWhelan
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Godden is still contracted to the club already, so if he’s fit it’s likely to be his role. Convincing someone who isn’t already contracted is more difficult.
the fitness thing is a worry - but like I said -it’s a a far more cost effective route. Besides if he isn’t fit, how will we sell him? Given he’s got one year left - sides will just wait a year and see if he is fit
better days
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As far as i know we are not looking to sell any players unless a ridiculous offer comes in
Godden would fail any medical until he's recovered in any case so it's academic
Esoterica
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Genuine question- Are there many sides in L1 who would be able to pay 500k for a player?
fernandopartridge
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Not really, Ipswich are the only ones I can think of due to their recent takeover
Esoterica
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I’m sure Sunderland would too.
Sunderland chairman: We’d like to offer you 500k for Matty Godden.
Robins: We can’t sell him. He broke down twice last year and he’s not had a preseason.
Sunderland chairman: Ok. 1 million?
Robins: I really don’t think he’d pass the medical.
Sunderland chairman: I see, thanks for your honesty. Hang on. 1.5 million, final offer!
HuckerbyDublinWhelan
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This! We’ve got people saying “sell him - he’s got recurring injuries that he’s not yet recovered from” then expecting a league one club to disregard this and say we’ll give you 500k for a 30 year old with 1 year left on his contract and an injury he’s not yet recovered from.
if he’s recovered he’ll he good enough to fight for his place, if he hasn’t nobody is going to bid for him
Skybluedownunder
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Godden is our most capable goalscorer in my opinion. We’ve been behind Jodi Jones for three years injured who’s done nowhere near what Godden has done for us, why are so many giving up on him? Gyokeres goal scoring history isn’t that great, Walker blew hot and cold but had a good track record previously and Waghorn’s goals were in Scottish Prem
Godden will come good
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Godden will come good
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Grendel
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Waghorn scored 16 goals for Ipswich in a season in the championship after playing in Scotland and 12 In a season for derby
HuckerbyDublinWhelan
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And Walker was our top scorer despite getting Covid and having injuries. He was hardly hot and cold
Skybluedownunder
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Wasn’t hard to be our top goalscorer, hardly like we had anyone else who could stick a ball in the net. Biamou only scored a few and played most of the season and Baka got zero
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steve cooper
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The main reason that surgery is a last resort for the treatment of Plantar Fasciitis, (apart from the obvious risk with all invasive procedures) is because it tends to heal (excuse the pun) itself in the vast majority of cases, but it can take 6 to 12 months. Surgery can be carried out in cases where it does not get better by itself, but the healing process is long. so the prognosis is excellent, it just takes time.
