Jake Hyde Joins on Season Long Loan

[Rattus Norvegicus]

Those messages above are just childish ............. but it made me smile.

 

[Rattus Norvegicus]

Back to subject, I wonder if he (Jake Hyde) will be back in training quite soon.

And I also wonder if the club will try to keep it quietish - or at least not publicise it.

You know, surprise being the enemy of complacency and all that.

 

[Chapperz]

I think I saw in recent comments that he has been out running, so my guess is he will join in with the team training within the next week or so.

Hamstrings are delicate and the reinjury risk is very high.

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

I think I saw in recent comments that he has been out running, so my guess is he will join in with the team training within the next week or so.

Hamstrings are delicate and the reinjury risk is very high.

Hamstrings being tight is often an indication of problems in other areas, anything from foot to neck. All have tensions and are linked in a chain of muscles, ligaments etc BUT the hamstring is often the point where the body "goes".
3/4 weeks of recuperation and control ought to put things right.

 

[Special Blue]

Hamstrings being tight is often an indication of problems in other areas, anything from foot to neck. All have tensions and are linked in a chain of muscles, ligaments etc BUT the hamstring is often the point where the body "goes".
3/4 weeks of recuperation and control ought to put things right.

I found many years ago if not hamstring it's lower back! Not easy on the body this football lark!

 

[Boreham Blue]

If we don’t have a physio, where are the players getting their therapy input from?

 

[Chapperz]

Hamstrings being tight is often an indication of problems in other areas, anything from foot to neck. All have tensions and are linked in a chain of muscles, ligaments etc BUT the hamstring is often the point where the body "goes".
3/4 weeks of recuperation and control ought to put things right.

Indeed and add to the fact that most footballers are most likely overly quadricep dominant, with the hamstrings playing more of a supporting role in sprinting, and that can take an effect too.

This isn't Hyde's first hamstring injury. A quick search found one from 2014, 2020 and early last season. So it makes sense that we will be extra cautious with his rehab.

 

[Barry.C]

Indeed and add to the fact that most footballers are most likely overly quadricep dominant, with the hamstrings playing more of a supporting role in sprinting, and that can take an effect too.

This isn't Hyde's first hamstring injury. A quick search found one from 2014, 2020 and early last season. So it makes sense that we will be extra cautious with his rehab.

So we are on hamstring 4, 3 of which have been in 2020, 2021 and 2022? I guess DD would have still have taken that on board and is doing so now

 

[Mr Browns Ghost]

The lack of physio is sadly one of the reasons we are not seeing more of Jack bridge I Believe and certainly won’t be impressing Hyde or Wrexham… let’s just hope an old friend of the club can help us out soon

 

[rigsby]

If we don’t have a physio, where are the players getting their therapy input from?

Shirmperzone.

 

[londonblue]

I found many years ago if not hamstring it's lower back! Not easy on the body this football lark!

Indeed. A few years back I complained to my wife that I'd pulled a hamstring, she did a quick assessment and started treating my lower back. It confused the hell out of me until she explained!

I also recall Michael Owen pulled a hamstring early-ish in his career. It was treated as a hamstring injury, but many years later (after recurring issues) they found the hamstring was just the symptom, not the cause. I also recall him once saying he wishes that was discovered the 1st time around.

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

A good 2nd "debut" for Jake.
Good goal ruled out, made space for others, showed physicality.
Talks a good game too.

 

[palexander]

A good 2nd "debut" for Jake.
Good goal ruled out, made space for others, showed physicality.
Talks a good game too.

Yea, felt he took a while to get going - almost like he needed a 2nd wind, but showed some of what he's about second half.

Definitely encouraging!

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

Yea, felt he took a while to get going - almost like he needed a 2nd wind, but showed some of what he's about second half.

Definitely encouraging!

Agreed, he had a slow start and eased into the game. The 2 main chances he had were both at the edge of the 6 yard box and, for me, we have lacked a player who looks to get in close to the goal since Murphy got injured. He also didn't get knocked off ball or pushed around.

 

[C'mon you Shrimpers]

He took the goal really well and gave the ball an almighty thump. Looks a good player.

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

Nicely taken goal today, looks a proper No9. Only 60 minutes again, as at Wealdstone but brings a lot to the team.

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

2 more goals today, good centre forward play, worked hard, won some defensive headers too.
Looks a good signing to me.

 

[Strykr]

2 more goals today, good centre forward play, worked hard, won some defensive headers too.
Looks a good signing to me.

Yeah its clear like murphy hes a good striker. Just needs the service, got that today as scunthorpe were cack.

 

[Supershrimper]

Hyde, Murphy and Cardwell. Should make for an interesting line up.

Also very impressed by Wreh when he came on

 

[kentblues]

Hyde, Murphy and Cardwell. Should make for an interesting line up.

Also very impressed by Wreh when he came on

Quite- if Dackers goes back reality is that very soon we won’t be lacking in strong options up top