Ross Jenkins

[pilgrim_pete]

Chris Errington @ChrisErrington1

On-loan Argyle midfielder Ross Jenkins has returned to Watford to have his groin injury assessed by their medical staff. #pafc

From Twitter.

Unless of course, Errington is lying and Jenkins has it in his contract that he can only play away games based north of London... Hmmmm

 

[Rattler]

Why couldnt he be assessed by our medical staff, or do we not have any?

 

[Sam Barker]

Typical. We get a great player in on loan and he gets injured.

 

[Emu]

Does that mean he is still on loan or the loan has been cancelled?

 

[Mazza26]

It is typical but maybe we want to play him but Watford don't want the boy to get injured uneccesarily so he's having tests with them and if he passes he go straight to Barnet on Saturday morning (that's me being optimistic!)

 

[Tugboat]

Routine for a loan player to return to their parent club to be checked out after a decent injury. They have a better medical handle on their own players. Once their get the results of the scan then I'm sure they will make the decision on him returning to us or not.

 

[GreenSam]

Aside from the bad news that he's injured, can we all agree that this finally puts to bed the 'he's based in London and only plays away games' conspiracy?

 

[Ottawa Green]

http://www.pafc.co.uk/news/article/ross ... 21591.aspx

 

[pilgrimmike1]

Aside from the bad news that he's injured, can we all agree that this finally puts to bed the 'he's based in London and only plays away games' conspiracy?

No, why, it was funny but dumb as far as a pasoti conspiracy theory goes.

 

[Emu]

Aside from the bad news that he's injured, can we all agree that this finally puts to bed the 'he's based in London and only plays away games' conspiracy?

Not yet no, cos he still ain't played at home yet.

 

[jannerabroad]

Routine for a loan player to return to their parent club to be checked out after a decent injury. They have a better medical handle on their own players. Once their get the results of the scan then I'm sure they will make the decision on him returning to us or not.

Can an injury be called decent?

 

[Tugboat]

Routine for a loan player to return to their parent club to be checked out after a decent injury. They have a better medical handle on their own players. Once their get the results of the scan then I'm sure they will make the decision on him returning to us or not.

Can an injury be called decent?

Couldn't think of the correct word. Significant maybe?