Holden - do we keep him or let him go?

Anyone who's saying that we should let him go are crazy.

If he wasn't over this injury then he'd have broken down by now, he'd have felt pain whilst running. He would definitely not been able to have completed 90minutes last Monday.

So of cours he will return to the level he was at before injury, you never lose ability..

Stop being so neagtive!

I don't think it's about being negative. There is the possibility that he won't be the same Holden that was so commanding against Premier League teams. Injuries do change players.

Jamster26 wrote:I don't think it's about being negative. There is the possibility that he won't be the same Holden that was so commanding against Premier League teams. Injuries do change players.

Whilst there's still a possibility he is the player he was then he's worth persevering with.

Yeah, I guess we'll see in the remaining games if Holden still has it. I really hope he does.

Stuart Holden is probably happy to wait until the end of the season to decide his future and the club should do the same. Players getting serious injury is part of the risk taken by clubs and players equally and it is nonsense to suggest that Holden should play for free for a season out of loyalty, he suffered his injury during his employment on the field of play not staggering out of a nightclub or other non-work related activity.

In an ideal world Stuart will get back in the first team in the next few weeks and earn a new deal on the strength of those performances, Stuart will feel that he is wanted by Bolton Wanderers and be happy to sign.

Boggersbelief wrote:Anyone who's saying that we should let him go are crazy.

If he wasn't over this injury then he'd have broken down by now, he'd have felt pain whilst running. He would definitely not been able to have completed 90minutes last Monday.

So of cours he will return to the level he was at before injury, you never lose ability..

Stop being so neagtive!

Yea nobody has ever been out with a long term injury and not returned the same. Don't listen to the negative bastards.

Bernard Dennis Park wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:Anyone who's saying that we should let him go are crazy.

If he wasn't over this injury then he'd have broken down by now, he'd have felt pain whilst running. He would definitely not been able to have completed 90minutes last Monday.

So of cours he will return to the level he was at before injury, you never lose ability..

Stop being so neagtive!

Yea nobody has ever been out with a long term injury and not returned the same. Don't listen to the negative bastards.

Lowest form of wit

BoltonTillIDie wrote:1 year contract - with a view to a longer one if he proves himself - if he doesn't flog him in January to West Ham

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Boggersbelief wrote:Lowest form of wit

You don't know me very well. I can get a lot lower than that.

Bernard Dennis Park wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:Lowest form of wit

You don't know me very well. I can get a lot lower than that.

I'm sure you go down on blokes a lot.

Don't speak to me like that.

I'm not your Mum.

Boggersbelief wrote:

I'm sure you go down on blokes a lot.

Fair play to you Boggers, you can turn any thread into a topic about gay sex. It's a gift.

Bernard Dennis Park wrote:Don't speak to me like that.

I'm not your Mum.

Atleast I know my mother.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:

I'm sure you go down on blokes a lot.

Fair play to you Boggers, you can turn any thread into a topic about gay sex. It's a gift.

Direct me to a thread where I have done such a thing

Boggersbelief wrote:Atleast I know my mother.

She's starting to sound similar to Bolton Haters mam.

Bernard Dennis Park wrote:

Boggersbelief wrote:Atleast I know my mother.

She's starting to sound similar to Bolton Haters mam.

Too far.

I warned you.

I expect an apology..

You say sorry first.

Bernard Dennis Park wrote:You say sorry first.

Is this not how Amos started, boggers will be wishing a bad illness on you soon.