coalman

That sounds serious then. Usually you wait until inflammation goes down before doing a scan. If you have to wait over a week then it's likely to be some kind of tear/rupture. When I ruptured my achilles I had to wait at least a week for my scan as there was no point scanning it straight away.

Much as I'd love to see it I still think that Edozie is behind Fellows and Matsuki in Tonda's pecking order.

Awesome. Let the abuse of Lampard commence. Not giving it so large today are you, pal?

Oh. My. Word. We're definitely living on on the edge here.

Well fought by Archer there. Every throw in won is a good thing

Peretz got _really_ close to that. Great penalty though.

GOAL!

I'm watching it because Lampard's reaction at full time could be pure cinema.

GOL-A-ZZZZZZZZZO!

He should be around. His team don't play until Monday.

This is night and day different to our last meeting at home (when Coventry still had 11 on the pitch).

There's still a lot of football to be played. We've still got as good a shout as any for a playoff spot. The worry is that teams will look at the Charlton and WBA games and change their tactics. Before, you just needed to press us near our goal. Now you just need to sit back and hit us on the break. This is a good chance for Eckert to show he's able to adapt again. Though my fear is it requires us being able to step up our intensity in games. Something we've really struggled with for the last several years.

It still feels like Eckert doesn't rate him enough to start him. This smacks of the back five intransigence all over again. We've got Scienza injured, Fellows out of form and confidence and Matsuki pretty anonymous last night. Edozie should be getting more than a cameo.

It's more the lack of enthusiasm for anyone Sport Republic is likely to replace him with. He hasn't turned my opinion (yet) but he's done some positive things like adapting when stuff obviously wasn't working. Then again he was slow to adapt to what everyone else could see. His next challenge with be teams like Charlton who come to park the bus and how our increasingly passive possession game against them falters. If (and it's a big if) he continues learning and adapting he'll be one of the good ones.

If it's a split tendon he's not playing any time soon or at anywhere near his full potential. If he goes back to playing with it split he's risking a full rupture. The Wrexham boss said they'd know more in a couple of weeks as the injury has to settle down first but healing is in the order of 6-12 weeks minimum.