More injuries are a concern for Michael Duff for today’s game against Plymouth Argyle. ‘Doubtful’ is how doctors describe Ben Cabango, who limped off during Wednesday night’s 2-1 victory over Norwich City. As the injury list grows, Duff might be without yet another central defender.
Duff’s off-field issues are already exacerbated by the absence of left-sided defender Kristian Pedersen and Nathan Wood until the new year. Jerry Yates played in the Norwich game, but he is still struggling with his two dead legs from the previous weekend. He is anticipated to play, though. Cabango has been a reliable defender for the Swans, therefore Bashir Humphreys and Harry Darling might start in a central duo if Cabango is benched. Joshua Key is.
Duff stated earlier. “If he gets hurt, there’s nothing we can do; we have backup.” Bashir, who only recently relocated there, is here. Now that Kyle Naughton is back in shape, we have competent stand-ins. Despite our lack of players, we have players willing to fill in. Ben will be accessible for us if Ben’s scan turns up nothing, but we’re still waiting. Although Kristian’s injury is minor and will only keep him out of the Leicester game for one to two weeks, it will prevent him from playing this weekend.
For today’s match against Plymouth Argyle, Michael Duff is concerned about additional injuries. Doctors describe Ben Cabango, who hobbled off during Wednesday night’s 2-1 win against Norwich City, as “doubtful.” Duff might be without yet another central defender as the injured list lengthens.
The absence of left-sided defender Kristian Pedersen and Nathan Wood until the new year has already made Duff’s off-field problems worse. Jerry Yates participated in the Norwich game, but his two dead legs from the previous weekend are still giving him trouble. He is expected to participate, though. For the Swans, Cabango has been a dependable defender, therefore if Cabango is benched, Bashir Humphreys and Harry Darling might start as a central partnership. It is Joshua Key.
Steven Schumacher, the manager of Plymouth, respects Duff greatly. In his news conference, he stated: “I truly like Michael. I get along great with him. He’s achieved some decent success. He accomplished a fantastic job at Cheltenham before moving to Barnsley, where he managed to have them playing the way he wanted them to in just one season. They had such bad luck in the play-off championship. I went to witness that game live, and despite having only eleven players left, they played brilliantly the entire time. The 1,700 traveling Jacks who will crowd the away end have heightened expectations because of the Swans’ recent improvement in performance. Now that Plymouth Argyle has revealed the contest is a
The Pilgrims and Swans are facing up for the first time in the league in thirteen years. For the older Swans fan, the game usually brings back memories of 1979, when both teams battled to a 2%2 draw. The Swans were elevated to the previous division 2 on the following Friday.
