He said today that it was "slow". He is straight-line running but guessed at another 2 months before he can play.
2 months to me is the horizon. If you ask him next week it will probably still be 2 months.
He said today that it was "slow". He is straight-line running but guessed at another 2 months before he can play.
2 months to me is the horizon. If you ask him next week it will probably still be 2 months.
That's very bad news. Is Lloyd the first player in history to miss 7 months with a groin injury.
yes all that needs to happen for that to happen is BFC to negotiate with the Ghanain FADid he get injured on international duty.....do we get compensation ?
where is he in his recovery?
those people are idiots
And some people still think we don't need him back. :scratch:
:laugh:
Imagine the spine of our team when he IS back.
Willock
Nelson
Owusu
Champions by Easter
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Er.... thats not a spine of the team in the accepted sense of the term![]()
And when he comes back most likely next season things will go from strength to strength because he's quallity the best striker in Brentford and promotion will become a reality.Then he'll become club captain and lead us into the championship and the good times will roll back to Griffin park and it will be like the fifty years of missery will all be forgotten about.Sell out gates ,no coat will be on the board at Brentford after he sell off he's blue chip multinational,David Beckham will sign on a week to week basis and i will be getting the momorail up the A4 to home games in out new state of the art stadium in front of sell out gates.The catering will by then taken over by Rick Stein and the tea won't be grey any more. Pete Gillham will have a stand named after him for services to Brentford and having to work under some of the biggest ***** in football over the years and surviving.Hail Lloyd the savior of the Bees.

It could be if LR would hurry up stop trying to play football and just get the lads back to good old hoofball!
When were the good times? If it was before '62 I've missed them.
jim jim jim jim JIM. you are one of the few people on this board who talks sense most of the time, BUT just cos we don't score many goals for a few games it doesn't mean we want a sh*t striker back in the team!!! he's had more chances to prove himself than emile heskey!!! :dj:
Even though his form was variable last season, on that form you would surely play him ahead of Willock or Wijnhard (based on the latter's current fitness). A forward line of Owusu and Kuffour, with decent support, would be pretty good at this level - perhaps not on a par with combinations from Holt/Tyson/ Agogo or Knight/Trundle/Akinfenwa/Fallon that the wealthier clubs can afford, but between them I think they could manage 30-35 goals in a full season