“ LEE TOMLIN UPDATE “

Monday 8th February 2021




Lee Tomlin

Reigning Player of the Season Lee Tomlin is thought to be right on track with his recovery from groin surgery.

The Bluebirds have been without their creator-in-chief for much of the season and they are desperate to welcome him back into the fold sooner rather than later.

However, there is now light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to Tomlin.

The club are lining up two under-23s fixtures - one against Colchester on Tuesday and another against Millwall next Tuesday - before reintegrating back into first-team training with a view to being available for Preston on February 20.

McCarthy is eagerly awaiting Tomlin's return, though, and barring any injury hiccups we could see him in a senior City shirt as early as next weekend.

"I know that when he was here last time he got 10 goals and 10 assists," McCarthy said.

"If he can get himself into that shape and that fitness and that quality - he has that bit of magic dust that can win you a game. Finding that pass. That angle. He’s always had that.

"Of course, aligned with that, he’s always had to work hard with his fitness and he’s going to have to do that now."

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Monday 8th February 2021



Lee Tomlin

Reigning Player of the Season Lee Tomlin is thought to be right on track with his recovery from groin surgery.

The Bluebirds have been without their creator-in-chief for much of the season and they are desperate to welcome him back into the fold sooner rather than later.

However, there is now light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to Tomlin.

The club are lining up two under-23s fixtures - one against Colchester on Tuesday and another against Millwall next Tuesday - before reintegrating back into first-team training with a view to being available for Preston on February 20.

McCarthy is eagerly awaiting Tomlin's return, though, and barring any injury hiccups we could see him in a senior City shirt as early as next weekend.

"I know that when he was here last time he got 10 goals and 10 assists," McCarthy said.

"If he can get himself into that shape and that fitness and that quality - he has that bit of magic dust that can win you a game. Finding that pass. That angle. He’s always had that.

"Of course, aligned with that, he’s always had to work hard with his fitness and he’s going to have to do that now."

Great news, he made such a difference last year

Lee Tomlin

Reigning Player of the Season Lee Tomlin is thought to be right on track with his recovery from groin surgery.

The Bluebirds have been without their creator-in-chief for much of the season and they are desperate to welcome him back into the fold sooner rather than later.

However, there is now light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to Tomlin.

The club are lining up two under-23s fixtures - one against Colchester on Tuesday and another against Millwall next Tuesday - before reintegrating back into first-team training with a view to being available for Preston on February 20.

McCarthy is eagerly awaiting Tomlin's return, though, and barring any injury hiccups we could see him in a senior City shirt as early as next weekend.

"I know that when he was here last time he got 10 goals and 10 assists," McCarthy said.

"If he can get himself into that shape and that fitness and that quality - he has that bit of magic dust that can win you a game. Finding that pass. That angle. He’s always had that.

"Of course, aligned with that, he’s always had to work hard with his fitness and he’s going to have to do that now."

Chris,

Love to see him back but it will be gradually and to many if’s with him.

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

Lee Tomlin

Reigning Player of the Season Lee Tomlin is thought to be right on track with his recovery from groin surgery.

The Bluebirds have been without their creator-in-chief for much of the season and they are desperate to welcome him back into the fold sooner rather than later.

However, there is now light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to Tomlin.

The club are lining up two under-23s fixtures - one against Colchester on Tuesday and another against Millwall next Tuesday - before reintegrating back into first-team training with a view to being available for Preston on February 20.

McCarthy is eagerly awaiting Tomlin's return, though, and barring any injury hiccups we could see him in a senior City shirt as early as next weekend.

"I know that when he was here last time he got 10 goals and 10 assists," McCarthy said.

"If he can get himself into that shape and that fitness and that quality - he has that bit of magic dust that can win you a game. Finding that pass. That angle. He’s always had that.

"Of course, aligned with that, he’s always had to work hard with his fitness and he’s going to have to do that now."

Chris,

Love to see him back but it will be gradually and to many if’s with him.

Karl, it's a shame but I agree; but he does make a difference when he is actually playing...

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Yes he’s bound to agree to walk away from his contract if the club ask him to do so. I mean, wouldn’t you?

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Yes he’s bound to agree to walk away from his contract if the club ask him to do so. I mean, wouldn’t you?

Walk away no. On crutches maybe

Lee Tomlin

Reigning Player of the Season Lee Tomlin is thought to be right on track with his recovery from groin surgery.

The Bluebirds have been without their creator-in-chief for much of the season and they are desperate to welcome him back into the fold sooner rather than later.

However, there is now light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to Tomlin.

The club are lining up two under-23s fixtures - one against Colchester on Tuesday and another against Millwall next Tuesday - before reintegrating back into first-team training with a view to being available for Preston on February 20.

McCarthy is eagerly awaiting Tomlin's return, though, and barring any injury hiccups we could see him in a senior City shirt as early as next weekend.

"I know that when he was here last time he got 10 goals and 10 assists," McCarthy said.

"If he can get himself into that shape and that fitness and that quality - he has that bit of magic dust that can win you a game. Finding that pass. That angle. He’s always had that.

"Of course, aligned with that, he’s always had to work hard with his fitness and he’s going to have to do that now."

Chris,

Love to see him back but it will be gradually and to many if’s with him.

Karl, it's a shame but I agree; but he does make a difference when he is actually playing...

He should have played far more under NW but didn’t get picked? Can’t wrap him in cotton wool not in the Championship.

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

Yes, no happy clapping from me. He's milked this club so he can do one. Always some drama with him. Bad profesional he is !!!!

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Apologies for my negativity and Tomlin has been a fantastic servant to the club and deserves unreserved support.

Also, the club has not shafted it's fans over the tv season pass and continues to give value for money in ticket pricing . This club and others are going through hard times and the millionaires need all the help they can get.



Total bollocks, call the greedy bast..... out up and down the land. Football does not put its fans fitst. Stop sticking up for them ffs. The gap between us and them is too great. Reset please!!!

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Apologies for my negativity and Tomlin has been a fantastic servant to the club and deserves unreserved support.

Also, the club has not shafted it's fans over the tv season pass and continues to give value for money in ticket pricing . This club and others are going through hard times and the millionaires need all the help they can get.



Total bollocks, call the greedy bast..... out up and down the land. Football does not put its fans fitst. Stop sticking up for them ffs. The gap between us and them is too great. Reset please!!!

Power to the people!!

For what we're paying him, he's not worth the money.

He's had a few very good performances and contributed to some important goals, but is injured far too much.

He's costing our club too much money to justify keeping him. But the other problem has been finding another club who will pay his wages.


Put it this way, Lee Tomlin and Jonny Williams are both players who have bad injury records. But I would much rather have Jonny Williams signed to the club than Lee Tomlin.

Because he costs far less money and has a much more positive impact on the squad than Tomlin does. Tomlin has a proven record of getting into arguments with his team mates and, at times, being difficult to be around for players and management.

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Apologies for my negativity and Tomlin has been a fantastic servant to the club and deserves unreserved support.

Also, the club has not shafted it's fans over the tv season pass and continues to give value for money in ticket pricing . This club and others are going through hard times and the millionaires need all the help they can get.



Total bollocks, call the greedy bast..... out up and down the land. Football does not put its fans fitst. Stop sticking up for them ffs. The gap between us and them is too great. Reset please!!!

sorry but i dont see the gripe about the tv pass.. i would rather pay it than not see the game and going forward would love the option to continue for away games .. besides its optional and is actually supporting your club ..

For what we're paying him, he's not worth the money.

He's had a few very good performances and contributed to some important goals, but is injured far too much.

He's costing our club too much money to justify keeping him. But the other problem has been finding another club who will pay his wages.


Put it this way, Lee Tomlin and Jonny Williams are both players who have bad injury records. But I would much rather have Jonny Williams signed to the club than Lee Tomlin.

Because he costs far less money and has a much more positive impact on the squad than Tomlin does. Tomlin has a proven record of getting into arguments with his team mates and, at times, being difficult to be around for players and management.

What are his wages then? I'm pretty sure his last contract was on reduced terms.

Tomlin was the only reason we made the playoffs last season. He got more goals and assists in that time than Williams has in his career. Given the choice between two injury prone players, I'd would rather one that wins you matches when he is available.

For what we're paying him, he's not worth the money.

He's had a few very good performances and contributed to some important goals, but is injured far too much.

He's costing our club too much money to justify keeping him. But the other problem has been finding another club who will pay his wages.


Put it this way, Lee Tomlin and Jonny Williams are both players who have bad injury records. But I would much rather have Jonny Williams signed to the club than Lee Tomlin.

Because he costs far less money and has a much more positive impact on the squad than Tomlin does. Tomlin has a proven record of getting into arguments with his team mates and, at times, being difficult to be around for players and management.

What are his wages then? I'm pretty sure his last contract was on reduced terms.

Tomlin was the only reason we made the playoffs last season. He got more goals and assists in that time than Williams has in his career. Given the choice between two injury prone players, I'd would rather one that wins you matches when he is available.

Agree.

For what we're paying him, he's not worth the money.

He's had a few very good performances and contributed to some important goals, but is injured far too much.

He's costing our club too much money to justify keeping him. But the other problem has been finding another club who will pay his wages.


Put it this way, Lee Tomlin and Jonny Williams are both players who have bad injury records. But I would much rather have Jonny Williams signed to the club than Lee Tomlin.

Because he costs far less money and has a much more positive impact on the squad than Tomlin does. Tomlin has a proven record of getting into arguments with his team mates and, at times, being difficult to be around for players and management.

What are his wages then? I'm pretty sure his last contract was on reduced terms.

Tomlin was the only reason we made the playoffs last season. He got more goals and assists in that time than Williams has in his career. Given the choice between two injury prone players, I'd would rather one that wins you matches when he is available.

He's still on a lot of money.

I disagree with you, I'd rather have the player on far less money. Otherwise it's a large amount of money wasted.

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Apologies for my negativity and Tomlin has been a fantastic servant to the club and deserves unreserved support.

Also, the club has not shafted it's fans over the tv season pass and continues to give value for money in ticket pricing . This club and others are going through hard times and the millionaires need all the help they can get.



Total bollocks, call the greedy bast..... out up and down the land. Football does not put its fans fitst. Stop sticking up for them ffs. The gap between us and them is too great. Reset please!!!

sorry but i dont see the gripe about the tv pass.. i would rather pay it than not see the game and going forward would love the option to continue for away games .. besides its optional and is actually supporting your club ..

What about the club and players supporting us the fans in these trying times. Im sure they could take the hit.

So a person who payed for a season ticket will now only get a credit minus the 10 pound per tv stream game charge. How nice of them lol,lol.

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Apologies for my negativity and Tomlin has been a fantastic servant to the club and deserves unreserved support.

Also, the club has not shafted it's fans over the tv season pass and continues to give value for money in ticket pricing . This club and others are going through hard times and the millionaires need all the help they can get.



Total bollocks, call the greedy bast..... out up and down the land. Football does not put its fans fitst. Stop sticking up for them ffs. The gap between us and them is too great. Reset please!!!

sorry but i dont see the gripe about the tv pass.. i would rather pay it than not see the game and going forward would love the option to continue for away games .. besides its optional and is actually supporting your club ..

What about the club and players supporting us the fans in these trying times. Im sure they could take the hit.

So a person who payed for a season ticket will now only get a credit minus the 10 pound per tv stream game charge. How nice of them lol,lol.

the clue is in the word supporter...

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Apologies for my negativity and Tomlin has been a fantastic servant to the club and deserves unreserved support.

Also, the club has not shafted it's fans over the tv season pass and continues to give value for money in ticket pricing . This club and others are going through hard times and the millionaires need all the help they can get.



Total bollocks, call the greedy bast..... out up and down the land. Football does not put its fans fitst. Stop sticking up for them ffs. The gap between us and them is too great. Reset please!!!

sorry but i dont see the gripe about the tv pass.. i would rather pay it than not see the game and going forward would love the option to continue for away games .. besides its optional and is actually supporting your club ..

What about the club and players supporting us the fans in these trying times. Im sure they could take the hit.

So a person who payed for a season ticket will now only get a credit minus the 10 pound per tv stream game charge. How nice of them lol,lol.

Take it up with the EFL, not the club, if you have a problem with it.

It's their initiative, not the club's. Every club in the EFL have the same system for it.


I don't see the issue myself. Fans can't expect to watch the games for nothing.

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Apologies for my negativity and Tomlin has been a fantastic servant to the club and deserves unreserved support.

Also, the club has not shafted it's fans over the tv season pass and continues to give value for money in ticket pricing . This club and others are going through hard times and the millionaires need all the help they can get.



Total bollocks, call the greedy bast..... out up and down the land. Football does not put its fans fitst. Stop sticking up for them ffs. The gap between us and them is too great. Reset please!!!

Amen to that

Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Apologies for my negativity and Tomlin has been a fantastic servant to the club and deserves unreserved support.

Also, the club has not shafted it's fans over the tv season pass and continues to give value for money in ticket pricing . This club and others are going through hard times and the millionaires need all the help they can get.



Total bollocks, call the greedy bast..... out up and down the land. Football does not put its fans fitst. Stop sticking up for them ffs. The gap between us and them is too great. Reset please!!!

Power to the people!!

This Forum's 'Wolfie Smith', mate

"Power to the people...!"

It's quite ironic really; or is it me that just thinks Blue 'football does not put its fans first' Lagoon doesn't put his own (claimed) club first either?

I'm genuinely confused as to why he turns up (assuming he still does when permitted); particularly if he begrudges them his money so much

Surely there is a contradiction in there somewhere...?

When he comes off the bench he is amazing but because of his fitness we need to do the same with him , start him and we are risking him being injured long term again.

I can see other views a waste of money as for the money we paid and the skill he has he has been a big disappointment for us if he played to his potential and didnt have so much baggage when we signed him you can only imagine how good we could have been and Warnock would have kept us up but sadly he has been a massive let down to us and to himself.

Lets hope he can get back and do what he did last year

When he comes off the bench he is amazing but because of his fitness we need to do the same with him , start him and we are risking him being injured long term again.

I can see other views a waste of money as for the money we paid and the skill he has he has been a big disappointment for us if he played to his potential and didnt have so much baggage when we signed him you can only imagine how good we could have been and Warnock would have kept us up but sadly he has been a massive let down to us and to himself.

Lets hope he can get back and do what he did last year

I see your points mate.
Tbh if he didn’t have the ‘baggage’ and his fitness was always 100% I honestly think he’d be in the EPL; certainly at a high performing championship team.
I’m happy that he’ll soon be back as we’ve missed him big time; Evan as a squad option

I see this as very positive news. By far the most gifted player at the club, excited to see him team up with Moore and Wilson. And cement our top 6 place which I even more sure of with Tomlins return. Things starting to come together for our club now and moving in right direction yet there’s still in fighting and negativity. Come be positive and support city.

For what we're paying him, he's not worth the money.

He's had a few very good performances and contributed to some important goals, but is injured far too much.

He's costing our club too much money to justify keeping him. But the other problem has been finding another club who will pay his wages.


Put it this way, Lee Tomlin and Jonny Williams are both players who have bad injury records. But I would much rather have Jonny Williams signed to the club than Lee Tomlin.

Because he costs far less money and has a much more positive impact on the squad than Tomlin does. Tomlin has a proven record of getting into arguments with his team mates and, at times, being difficult to be around for players and management.

What are his wages then? I'm pretty sure his last contract was on reduced terms.

Tomlin was the only reason we made the playoffs last season. He got more goals and assists in that time than Williams has in his career. Given the choice between two injury prone players, I'd would rather one that wins you matches when he is available.

He's still on a lot of money.

I disagree with you, I'd rather have the player on far less money. Otherwise it's a large amount of money wasted.

Williams injury record is significantly worse than Tomlins. I know Tomlin is a few years older but he's featured in more than double competitive games than Williams. No idea why you want to replace last seasons top goal scorer, player with most assists and player of the year with someone who will likely have less of an impact as well as probably being out for more games.

we need Lee Tomlin fit what a difference he makes

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Get shot of him, been stealing a living at this club.

1 fu... season thats all we had from him.

Right on cue...

What's his problem? Doesn't like anything about our club no matter what it is sounds more like another clubs supporter impersonating a city fan!

Apologies for my negativity and Tomlin has been a fantastic servant to the club and deserves unreserved support.

Also, the club has not shafted it's fans over the tv season pass and continues to give value for money in ticket pricing . This club and others are going through hard times and the millionaires need all the help they can get.



Total bollocks, call the greedy bast..... out up and down the land. Football does not put its fans fitst. Stop sticking up for them ffs. The gap between us and them is too great. Reset please!!!

Power to the people!!

This Forum's 'Wolfie Smith', mate

"Power to the people...!"

It's quite ironic really; or is it me that just thinks Blue 'football does not put its fans first' Lagoon doesn't put his own (claimed) club first either?

I'm genuinely confused as to why he turns up (assuming he still does when permitted); particularly if he begrudges them his money so much

Surely there is a contradiction in there somewhere...?

Sir Sven is in the house,lol,lol.

Just keep sticking up for the millionaires and I'll keep calling the robbing bas.... out.

Fans must always come first and the facts are clear that many clubs dont. A big proportion of football clubs see fans as cash cows and nothing more. Basically they and others put money first before its fans and we are last on the list in a boardroom chat.

It turns my stomach that people can stick up for the greedy bas..... . Few shillers on this forum getting paid i think.

100 pound anywhere in the ground is coming.

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