Jordan Archer’s Injury

[shaggy24]

Re Archer don’t think he’s back this season after surgery doubt we will see him in a Ra shirt again tbh

Watching Lumley play for mboro he’s shite simple as that

[Dono77]

Dono, thanks, he gave the signal straight away that he was injured, a little strange that the club did not give any details of the injury, none that I can find anyway.

Yeh I saw that warbs said archer went straight to hospital after the match. He also mentioned it was a bad looking injury and that the player was being treated by the best people available at the time. Nothing since which is a bit strange. Unless it was a more complicated surgery than usual and they don't want to reveal that to anyone outside the club at the moment. Hopefully archer is as well as can be at the minute. Seems a popular guy with the squad.

[WeAreQPR12]

Christ Dave only asked a question & gets abused, there’s only one #### on here & it’s not Dave, take a look at yourself & then your come with oh yeah I’m the ####

Calm down little man I just told him we won't be needing to worry about when our 3rd choice keeper will be back.

[Dono77]

Re Archer don’t think he’s back this season after surgery doubt we will see him in a Ra shirt again tbh

Watching Lumley play for mboro he’s shite simple as that

Nearly cost boro in second half. He can't play out from the back at all. Will always his achilles heel.

[topperharley]

Bet Lumley never thought in a million years he'd be facing a penalty from Ronaldo. What utter toss Man Utd have become tough.

[stanistheman]

Bet Lumley never thought in a million years he'd be facing a penalty from Ronaldo. What utter toss Man Utd have become tough.

They were terrible and should have been 4 goals up before the ‘handball’ equaliser

cannot understand the reasoning for allowing that to stand - a defender accidentally handling with his arm in an unnatural position would be conceding a pen.

[Abseits]

They were terrible and should have been 4 goals up before the ‘handball’ equaliser

cannot understand the reasoning for allowing that to stand - a defender accidentally handling with his arm in an unnatural position would be conceding a pen.

For about 120yrs that wasn't remotely handball. Its only past few years that the game's gone mad. Even applying modern day warped thinking the rules (in this weeks iteration at least) are reasonably clear that the goal should stand.

Anyway, it's only VAR and endless replays that cause this nonsense. Fact that some FA Cup games have VAR and some don't is a far bigger issue I reckon.