Zeidane Inoussa

[Swanjaxs]

I do enjoy an “I’m more in the know than you” willy waving contest. Get a grip lads.

Ex
Clu
Sive.

Back in the Laudrup days I had a bit of time in my hands, and posted up a fake story that we were interested in a player from France called Yaya Banana from Sochaux. Two days later it made the WOL as an "exclusive"

 

[bakajack]

Ex
Clu
Sive.

Back in the Laudrup days I had a bit of time in my hands, and posted up a fake story that we were interested in a player from France called Yaya Banana from Sochaux. Two days later it made the WOL as an "exclusive"

Fun fact, there is actually a player called Yaya Banana (I tried googling to find the article you mentioned)

 

[Swanjaxs]

Fun fact, there is actually a player called Yaya Banana (I tried googling to find the article you mentioned)

Aye I took the trouble to Google a player with Banana in his name at the time to confuse everyone

 

[Cyberswan]

Considering Inoussa has a foot injury which won't be better till mid may / end of may, how would he pass a medical?

 

[Cyberswan]

Häcken fans seem keen to offload him and complain he is injured often. Looks talented though.

 

[bakajack]

Considering Inoussa has a foot injury which won't be better till mid may / end of may, how would he pass a medical?

Medicals will often take into account a known pre existing injury when they do their tests and it will form part of their due diligence when reporting their findings back to the club

 

[bakajack]

Häcken fans seem keen to offload him and complain he is injured often. Looks talented though.

Not saying they are lying but transfermarkt (who are usually pretty good with injury dates and data) show him as only having been injured once since the 19/20 season when he was out for half a year for a back injury and no other injuries since



Looking at his appearance history it seems to back it up too. Probably tongue in cheek posters saying that hoping to scare us away somehow

 

[Derwydd]

Joined them Feb 2024
Back injury - 18th Oct 2024 to Jan 12th 2025 approx 8 weeks
Foot injury - 30th March to 22nd May approx 7 weeks

Thats all the injury history I could find on him from flashscore.

maybe same instance of back injury with one site inaccurate dates, or, its a recurrence

transfermkt shows 2019/20 with back injury lasting 122 days

 

[bakajack]

The back injury that ruled him out for 4 months would be the main thing that a medical would take a close look at. It happened when he was only 17 so every chance it was just an injury complicated by growing pains. They will also take a good look at whether the injury in October was related to it or not

 

[Cooperman]

Considering Inoussa has a foot injury which won't be better till mid may / end of may, how would he pass a medical?

We won’t formalise the signing until our transfer window opens, and at all times it will be subject to passing a medical.

 

[cmajack]

Joined them Feb 2024
Back injury - 18th Oct 2024 to Jan 12th 2025 approx 8 weeks
Foot injury - 30th March to 22nd May approx 7 weeks

Thats all the injury history I could find on him from flashscore.

maybe same instance of back injury with one site inaccurate dates, or, its a recurrence

transfermkt shows 2019/20 with back injury lasting 122 days

So his long term injuries have been recently then, great news.

 

[magicdaps10]

Hopefully it's not a bad injury and the medical will be a formality otherwise we could have another Otto type situation all over again.

You can understand why the club are not keen on these leaks with potential new signings. There does unfortunately seem to be more leaks in recent months regards potential signings.....club needs to keep it indoors better like they did the Modric story.

 

[Dr. Winston]

club needs to keep it indoors better like they did the Modric story.

The Modric story was between us and him. This one involves another club. Who's to say that the leak isn't at their end?

 

[bakajack]

The Modric story was between us and him. This one involves another club. Who's to say that the leak isn't at their end?

Exactly, a very common strategy for a side to take when they are trying to squeeze out as much fee and/or favourable add ons as possible

 

[Dr. Winston]

Exactly, a very common strategy for a side to take when they are trying to squeeze out as much fee and/or favourable add ons as possible

Yep. One last little effort to see if anyone else wants to trump our offer.