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TWREX · 14th December 2020, 12.13:39

Great news Lainton fit and ready to go.

redone · 14th December 2020, 12.14:30

happy days

Back of the Kop · 14th December 2020, 12.55:34

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Originally Posted by TWREX

Great news Lainton fit and ready to go.

Literally first name on the team sheet. Best keeper in this division

WxmWynno · 14th December 2020, 13.20:22

Great news, welcome back Rob.
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cynprifathro · 14th December 2020, 14.25:47

I would not rush Lainton back. I'd leave him on the bench tomorrow evening as a further precaution for now. Dibble has done well enough as deputy!

redtilidie · 14th December 2020, 14.33:33

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Originally Posted by cynprifathro

I would not rush Lainton back. I'd leave him on the bench tomorrow evening as a further precaution for now. Dibble has done well enough as deputy!

Why would you leave the best in the division on the bench, play a weakened side and potentially lose? Keats selection manual?

joe · 14th December 2020, 14.46:37

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Originally Posted by cynprifathro

I would not rush Lainton back. I'd leave him on the bench tomorrow evening as a further precaution for now. Dibble has done well enough as deputy!

Why? The “rest” period after concussion is 14 days. He hasn’t pulled his hamstring or done his ACL and need feathering back to action. Get him back in.

cynprifathro · 14th December 2020, 14.50:41

Have you read the recent serious discussions on rugby union and management of head injuries of former players? I would not rush Lainton back purely on health grounds whether the protocol rest period is 14 days or not! That to me is the all important factor whether three points or not are on offer!

KingBuxton_Forever red · 14th December 2020, 14.58:07

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Originally Posted by cynprifathro

Have you read the recent serious discussions on rugby union and management of head injuries of former players? I would not rush Lainton back purely on health grounds whether the protocol rest period is 14 days or not! That to me is the all important factor whether three points or not are on offer!

The decision about deciding if he is able to play from a health protocol does not lie with Keates. If he is told he is good to go, then he has to pick him.

Glad you don't pick the side.

14th December 2020, 12.13:39	#1-0 (permalink)
TWREX Cult Hero (info) Joined: Sep 2014 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road Real Name: Tony Twitter: @	Lainton. Great news Lainton fit and ready to go.

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redone Legend Joined: Feb 2016 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Lainton. happy days

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WxmWynno First Teamer Joined: Sep 2013 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Lainton. Great news, welcome back Rob. Posted via mobile theme

14th December 2020, 14.25:47	#5-0 (permalink)
cynprifathro Cult Hero Joined: Aug 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Lainton. I would not rush Lainton back. I'd leave him on the bench tomorrow evening as a further precaution for now. Dibble has done well enough as deputy!

14th December 2020, 14.50:41	#8-0 (permalink)
cynprifathro Cult Hero Joined: Aug 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Lainton. Have you read the recent serious discussions on rugby union and management of head injuries of former players? I would not rush Lainton back purely on health grounds whether the protocol rest period is 14 days or not! That to me is the all important factor whether three points or not are on offer!