Welcome Lewis Page

[Moomin Grecian]

Hope he does well, I was very impressed with him at Tiverton and he’s going to give us another dimension moving forward.

We’ve had players with bad injury records that have recovered to play plenty of games, such as Nardiello and Noble, both of whom hadn’t kicked a ball in 18 months prior to signing.

 

[budegrecian]

Welcome lad, good age, not bad to go for a a guy rebuilding his career from higher echelons. Looks like we're after pace from the flanks, welcome change.

Hopefully he'll emulate Scott Golbourne in that regard.

 

[budegrecian]

Anyone who chooses us over the green slime is fine by me UTC !

Not only that, his only career goal, to date, was scored against them too.

 

[Greyhound]

Not only that, his only career goal, to date, was scored against them too.

He'll do!

 

[GJW]

Not only that, his only career goal, to date, was scored against them too.

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[Snoop Fog]

IF he can stay fit this is a class signing. Bowyer described him as the best full back in L1. He has however been continuously hampered by groin and hamstring injuries.

 

[Anonymous]

His hamstring injuries have been pretty serious, but he's fit now and fingers crossed he stays fit.
Need to make sure he takes care of himself first and foremost because he clearly has some talent.

 

[IndoMike]

His hamstring injuries have been pretty serious, but he's fit now and fingers crossed he stays fit.
Need to make sure he takes care of himself first and foremost because he clearly has some talent.

You can't take care of yourself playing football in a match.
Have to hope that he has had a successful operation and that the hamstring won't tweak or rupture again.
We have to remember he is with City not with a team of higher league status because of the doubt.
If he can stay fit it should be a great signing.

 

[tonykellowfan]

 

[budegrecian]

Having two very good LB's in Lewis & Jack Sparkes, who's also coming back from a long term injury, means that we don't need to flog them to death; we can rotate them to ensure that, hopefully, they both stay fit.