Guess what's happened to Kieron Dyer!!

http://blogs.notw.co.uk/sport/2008/08/dyer-leg-break.html

KIERON DYER’S long-awaited comeback lies in tatters after his horror injury jinx struck AGAIN.

West Ham’s England midfielder is said to be “devastated” after suffering a stress fracture of the SAME right leg he broke at the start of last season.

Dyer, 29, had been scheduled to play his first game in 12 months in tomorrow’s friendly against former club Ipswich.

But he broke down in training last week and now faces the heartache of another FOUR MONTHS out, raising fresh fears over his long-term future.




Fucking retire Kieron and stop wasting everyones money.

jesus. You gotta feel sorry for the guy when that happens.

Some people just don't have the right constitution to be an athlete. Kieron is one of them.

Shame, because for the three games in his career when he was fit and on form, he was a pretty damn good player.

debaser wrote:jesus. You gotta feel sorry for the guy when that happens.

Er no, he is as despicable a Bowyer. He's made enough money from a sport he's rarely played.

god damn, we're cursed

Di Caniooooo! wrote:god damn, we're cursed

We were cursed aswell until you bought most of our injury prone players.

Kimbo wrote:

Di Caniooooo! wrote:god damn, we're cursed

We were cursed aswell until you bought most of our injury prone players.

shazlx wrote:

debaser wrote:jesus. You gotta feel sorry for the guy when that happens.

Er no, he is as despicable a Bowyer. He's made enough money from a sport he's rarely played.

I don't deem either of these 2 to be despicable and its a terrible shame for English football as they are both fringe world class when fit and on form.

Bowyer was superb in his Leeds days and Dyer was once quoted to be a 20 m fees player , so its sad.

Dyer was once linked by the Sun with a 25 million pound move to Manchester United.

Which puts him in the same bracket (in terms of tabloid nonsense) as Del Piero.

Thats what I kind of meant forget the tabloid nonsense he was rated one of the great potentials few years ago.

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

shazlx wrote:

debaser wrote:jesus. You gotta feel sorry for the guy when that happens.

Er no, he is as despicable a Bowyer. He's made enough money from a sport he's rarely played.

I don't deem either of these 2 to be despicable and its a terrible shame for English football as they are both fringe world class when fit and on form.

Hahahahahahaha. World class. Hahahahaha.

Also bowyer is a racist wanker so I hate him.

Cookie Monster wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

shazlx wrote:

debaser wrote:jesus. You gotta feel sorry for the guy when that happens.

Er no, he is as despicable a Bowyer. He's made enough money from a sport he's rarely played.

I don't deem either of these 2 to be despicable and its a terrible shame for English football as they are both fringe world class when fit and on form.

Hahahahahahaha. World class. Hahahahaha.

Also bowyer is a racist wanker so I hate him.

You don't think these players were "fringe world class" when on teh top of their games ?

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

Cookie Monster wrote:

Pierre Littbarski wrote:

shazlx wrote:

debaser wrote:jesus. You gotta feel sorry for the guy when that happens.

Er no, he is as despicable a Bowyer. He's made enough money from a sport he's rarely played.

I don't deem either of these 2 to be despicable and its a terrible shame for English football as they are both fringe world class when fit and on form.

Hahahahahahaha. World class. Hahahahaha.

Also bowyer is a racist wanker so I hate him.

You don't think these players were "fringe world class" when on teh top of their games ?

I wouldnt have bowyer in the england team and dyer was a very good player but not world class / fringe world class

I'm not sure that either of them have been fringe world class - obviously it depends on how that is defined, but I'm not sure that either of them were ever amongst (or just outside) of the top five or ten central midfielders/attacking midfielders in the world, for instance. Perhaps Bowyer was for a season or two around the turn of the century - he was a very good goalscoring midfielder, who could time his runs well and who could loft the ball into the net really nicely from the edge of the area - but he was a spent force by the time he left Leeds for West Ham, and he was useless, and often not a particularly pleasant player to watch, by the time he arrived at Newcastle.

I think Dyer is and has been the more talented of the two, and the more consistent, in the sense that he's shown real quality throughout his career in between all the injuries. I've said before and I still think that Dyer, without the injuries, could really have added a huge deal to England's centre of midfield over the last ten years - the combination of his pace, his dribbling ability, and his concise and incisive passing (which is a side to his game that has improved over the years - and whilst it is a small thing to say, I actually think that Dyer's passing game looked better than even prior to us selling him last pre-season) means that he's a very different sort of player to Gerrard/Lampard, and he could have offered extra drive and creativity. On the other hand, he played best for Newcastle on the right wing, getting to the byline - in the centre of midfield, he tended to drop deep too often - but he often seemed to step up a gear for England.

Dyer at one stage looked as though he was going to become one of the world's best midfielders. Shame that he had such a $h!t lifestyle which may also have contributed to his never-ending list of injuries.

It's actually bollocks by the NOTW...

He's not going to be back for 6 weeks as our medical staff believe it'd be too much of a gamble to risk him now. He's carrying on with his training and will be eased in by September...

Good player but should give up IMO just as I think Kewell should give up.

Valon Deano Behrami wrote:It's actually bollocks by the NOTW...

He's not going to be back for 6 weeks as our medical staff believe it'd be too much of a gamble to risk him now. He's carrying on with his training and will be eased in by September...

It's Dyer though. He'll be a week away from being match fit when he trips over a kerb and breaks his ankle.

Once he was out for a month after stabbing himself in the eye with one of those poles you dribble around in training. No joke.

Kimbo wrote:Once he was out for a month after stabbing himself in the eye with one of those poles you dribble around in training. No joke.

Ade wrote:

Kimbo wrote:Once he was out for a month after stabbing himself in the eye with one of those poles you dribble around in training. No joke.

Dyer

Robocop wrote:Dyer was once linked by the Sun with a 25 million pound move to Manchester United.

Which puts him in the same bracket (in terms of tabloid nonsense) as Del Piero.

I remember Chelsea were once linked with a £25m bid for him!

Well...he is a class player, there's no doubting that. I remember on his return for Newcastle he didn't stop scoring.

His injury proneness is terrible. However I will repeat that this is NOTW bullshit. Dyer wanted to play tonight against Ipswich. Our medical team said it is too early to risk him...and just want him to carry on training for the next 6 weeks. He should be making appearances by September.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/w/west_ham_utd/7542089.stm

surprise surprise now it's Bellamy. FFS this is not bad luck, this comes from signing innumerable crocks

He felt a pull and was taking off as a precaution...so apart from Bellamy and Dyer...whoelse are the crocks then?

Ljungberg made over 30 appearances last season...
Upson made over 40 appearances last season...

Faubert and Parker are hardly crocks...neither is McCartney/Cole.

We took a chance on two players with poor injury records...I fail to see how when we had 10-13 players injured every week...it was from signing crocks. One of our players broke his neck FFS...Hardly signing a crock isit?

West Ham have decided to release winger Freddie Ljungberg after just 12 months, a move which will cost them £6m. (Daily Mail)

if true i wonder why, maybe cos he's injury prone

It's bollocks...Curbishley has came out straight away and said it's rubbish.

Making 30 appearances is hardly being a crock...

Valon Deano Behrami wrote:It's bollocks...Curbishley has came out straight away and said it's rubbish.

Making 30 appearances is hardly being a crock...

Curbishley a liar then?

HAMMERS RELEASE LJUNGBERG

West Ham have come to an agreement with Fredrik Ljungberg to terminate his contract.

Ljungberg made 25 starts for the Hammers after his £3million move from Arsenal last summer.

A statement on West Ham's website said Ljungberg is now deciding whether to retire or follow up interest from clubs in Asia and the USA.

Disaster for them. I knew that signing would end in tears.