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Recall him, save the poor kid.
Fucking hell, @Spurs_Bear 's alive. You been in Syria fighting jihad mucker ?
Milos left us in 2016, played 8 games for Bremen (He could easily have got those with us) and only last season played 38 games. So to say he was handled badly is a mistake/ guess. He would not have replaced Jan or Toby at CB and in 2016 not Dier in CDM. Nor last season with Wanyama in CDM. Even Wimmer was ahead of him. Poch can only offer what is available. The game time wasn't there for him and he left. Fair is fair, you can't keep a player, not playing, unless they have no ambition or you're paying ludicrous money.
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2016–Werder Bremen29(0)
Tottenham loanee Josh Onomah was substituted on the half hour mark with a head injury and he'll be assessed over the coming 48 hours as is procedure.Any word on how bad the injury is?
Let's hope it's just a clash of heads and precaution. As long as he's ok its probably better than a muscle injury at this point!Tottenham loanee Josh Onomah was substituted on the half hour mark with a head injury and he'll be assessed over the coming 48 hours as is procedure.
Bruce also confirmed Gabby Agbonlahor missed out with a back injury and would also have to be assessed ahead of the Wigan game.
Speaking to the Official Site in his post game press conference, Bruce explained.
'Josh has a head injury. We don`t know the extent of that yet. That was disappointing. Mile was close. But he was sore yesterday. We have put a lot of work into him. We will see how he is in the week. Gabby had a twinge in his back.'
Read more: http://www.astonvilla.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=7523405#ixzz4qEO1TXlQ
Not much to report really so far. The last few minutes of the half have been slightly better, but Villa haven't played enough football. You can tell Onomah has ability every time he is on the ball, it just hasn't happened enough.
However my usual critique also applies... I wish sometimes he'd be a bit busier as it would benefit him massively to make impact on games. You can still be languid but making runs into a position to get yourself involved - Josh doesn't strike me as a 'thinker', someone who reads/anticipates the game and what might happen a phase or two ahead. I also don't think he's been very good defensively in that 45 mins in all truth, at close quarters he's scrapped for it but he's been pretty weak having to track back and again his reading of the game comes into play - when to make the burst to get back in to cover space etc.
Hopefully he is more involved in the second half.