Lee Martin

[Kelvin]

Lee Martin's season could be over

The on-loan wideman came off during the recent FA Cup defeat at Middlesbrough and tests show he may have damaged his cartilage.

"We'll know more on Monday," said United manager Kevin Blackwell.

"The scans have gone to Manchester United (Martin's parent club) and we're speaking to them.

"If Lee has injured his cartilage then his season is probably over."

http://www.fansfc.com/frontpage/frontpagenews.asp?newsid=182275

 

[Werewolf]

Oh feck....I really was rating him highly, a very good player with good technical skills. Hope it isn't too bad

 

[westlife4ever]

he just couldn't stay away from injury when sent out on loan.. never gets some luck that he deserves.

 

[Elliott]

Sad news, but he'll never make it at United either way.

 

[julesee]

Sad news, but he'll never make it at United either way.

no unfortunately not....decent player though - at least championship level...

 

[Wes]

always thought he was good, runs at players well.

he'll make a career for himself somewhere

 

[MrMarcello]

Figured he was probably on his way out this summer for a few hundred quid possibly a million or so.

 

[Werewolf]

no unfortunately not....decent player though - at least championship level...

Oh, i think he will find a place in a good team in the PL, he is talented and has a great potential !

 

[Name Changed]

Figured he was probably on his way out this summer for a few hundred quid possibly a million or so.

Big loss so. Didn't we pay 2m for him?

 

[Epic]

Big loss so. Didn't we pay 2m for him?

That included a certain amount of appearces and he really hasn't made none.

 

[December_16]

I did have a real high hope for him. He's no worse than, say, Kieran fecking Richardson, but never really have a chance for the first team. Or am I being a little premature in saying this?

 

[samabachan]

Good player. Can't shoot for shit and isn't exactly lightning or really strong (though he's fairly fast) but he'll make a Prem player easily if he wants to.