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Tyreece Campbell - June 2025 - called up for Jamaica again (p34)
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I would say don’t rush to judgement and enjoy the/any positives.0
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A very good game today! Crosses and dribbles very well with both feet.1
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Played well but let’s take it One Day at a Time.1
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He'll have good games and bad games for sure, he's 1) a winger and 2) a teenager. Put those together and you can't realistically expect consistency.
That said hopefully Holden's good streak of man management continues and he brings him through in the right way.5 -
If he didn’t he’d be hopping.mendonca said:A very good game today! Crosses and runs with both feet.14 -
His first notable touch of the match was horrendous in the box
and he just got on with it and deservedly won man of the match
keep on going young man6 -
Player*oohaahmortimer said:His first notable touch of the match was horrendous in the box
and he just got on with it and deservedly won man of the match
keep on going young man8 -
It was a good move to help freshen up what would have been a tired team after Tuesday. He looks a prospect too.5
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How long? I reckon 6 weeks.0
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Gutting.0
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Holden never should have risked him, really poor decision0
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That's not going to cause an injury. If he's in a protective boot he's probably taken a knock or twisted his ankle. The boot is usually to reduce inflammation and motion.mendonca said:
Somebody from the subs bench was required?DDOUBLEE said:Holden never should have risked him, really poor decision
What I don't agree with is throwing youth players in all sorts of position. TC has played LM, FW and RWB since pre-season.0 -
Egbo felt his calf in the warm up so it was an understandable sub.0
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Am aware of that. You're diagnosing and providing the approx weeks that TC will be out very early here. Is there an award going for guesstimatesDazzler21 said:
That's not going to cause an injury. If he's in a protective boot he's probably taken a knock or twisted his ankle. The boot is usually to reduce inflammation and motion.mendonca said:
Somebody from the subs bench was required?DDOUBLEE said:Holden never should have risked him, really poor decision
What I don't agree with is throwing youth players in all sorts of position. TC has played LM, FW and RWB since pre-season.
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If he's in a boot, they think it is a proper injury. Last player seen leaving in a protective boot was.... Leaburn.mendonca said:
Am aware of that. You're diagnosing and providing the approx weeks that TC will be out very early here. Is there an award going for guesstimatesDazzler21 said:
That's not going to cause an injury. If he's in a protective boot he's probably taken a knock or twisted his ankle. The boot is usually to reduce inflammation and motion.mendonca said:
Somebody from the subs bench was required?DDOUBLEE said:Holden never should have risked him, really poor decision
What I don't agree with is throwing youth players in all sorts of position. TC has played LM, FW and RWB since pre-season.
Anyway it was meant as jovial speculation around a shit situation.1 -
I was surprised they made Leaburn hobble all the way across the pitch to the changing room before applying a protective boot.
I can't imagine that was the best decision that could have been made, especially for somebody to be adding weight and further strain on an impact injury.1 -
He was only at wing back for about 5-10 minutes today. Then we changed to a back 4 and he was pushed forwardmendonca said:
Somebody from the subs bench was required?DDOUBLEE said:Holden never should have risked him, really poor decision
What I don't agree with is throwing youth players in all sorts of position. TC has played LM, FW and RWB since pre-season.0 - Sponsored links:
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Another one with a Love Island beach body but can't stay fit.MuttleyCAFC said:Egbo felt his calf in the warm up so it was an understandable sub.2 -
Personally don't think TC is a huge loss to the team, but it does expose our complete lack of squad depth.
If we can have Edun and Asimwe on the flanks, and CBT behind May, then we might be able to make it until the end of the window where we'll surely have a few extra bodies.4 -
All opinions but I thought he did very well for someone playing a central midfield role for the first time.Clearly not given too much defensive responsibility but was intelligent with his touches and played a couple of really good balls in behind the Wycombe back line in the direction of Alfie May.17
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Great assist yesterday.4
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Yeah, Against All Odds, he managed to put Leaburn in.2
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I thoroughly liked him behind the striker. He’s so explosive and his acceleration will always scare defenders10
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I also think there’s a benefit in having him central and Miles wide in a starting formation.It means when they pass and move, as happens in football matches, it can cause confusion in an opposition defence about who is meant to be picking up who, passing on the man to the next bloke, etc.5
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It is difficult. There are times when I think, maybe he needs a rest then he does something good. One thing I noticed on Saturday was defenders heading the ball up to clear upfield, which is normal, but with him playing there, they need to head it lower as he was getting beaten easily in the air.0
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Agree, I thought TC caused real panic amongst their centre backs. Also, I thought he linked play nicely, it’s been obvious that we struggle to “play through the thirds”, he helped combat that problem.Swisdom said:I thoroughly liked him behind the striker. He’s so explosive and his acceleration will always scare defenders1
