Quote from: eamonn on November 14, 2025, 06:25:21 PMHow do they know Mings will be out for 60 days? Seven weeks was the initial assessment wasn't it? Does that mean he can't play until that period of time now even if he was to heal quicker?QuoteThe club must provide UEFA with the necessary medical evidence in one of UEFA's official languages. Before confirming the replacement, UEFA may require further medical examination of the outfield player by an expert appointed by UEFA at the club's expense. Once the injured or ill outfield player is fit to be fielded again, he becomes eligible and/or can resume his position in place of his substitute, who must consequently be removed from the list.We obviously sent them medical evidence that two months or so would be the recovery time. In theory Mings comes back in after a minimum of 60 days if fit, and is still in the list instead of Barkley unless we officially remove him for when the next round squad has to be submitted.
How do they know Mings will be out for 60 days? Seven weeks was the initial assessment wasn't it? Does that mean he can't play until that period of time now even if he was to heal quicker?
The club must provide UEFA with the necessary medical evidence in one of UEFA's official languages. Before confirming the replacement, UEFA may require further medical examination of the outfield player by an expert appointed by UEFA at the club's expense. Once the injured or ill outfield player is fit to be fielded again, he becomes eligible and/or can resume his position in place of his substitute, who must consequently be removed from the list.
When was the last time he made the squad?
Quote from: Percy McCarthy on November 23, 2025, 01:33:32 PMWhen was the last time he made the squad?Maccabi. I think the last league squad was Spurs.
I'll admit it's not looking good for him.
Well you could say that of the 3 league games since he couldn't play in one and the other 2 we had a full first team bench. Now it's a case of Hemmings is ahead of him with Onana out.