Jack Moylan Lincoln City Injury Latest - The official club

Jack Moylan Lincoln City Injury Latest -

The official club broadcast post-match didn’t make reference to Moylan’s injury, and we’ve heard nothing new since, but BBC Radio Lincolnshire did broach the subject after the game. Michael Skubala said Jack had a dead leg, and they can be unpredictable.

“He got a dead leg,” said the best coach in League One. “So, we just need to see that. Those can be a few days. Those can be weeks.”

Jack did emerge for the second half, only to go down quite early, which Michael also explained.

“To be fair to him, he tried it second half, and within five minutes, we knew he was going to struggle.”

His input in the first period was telling. One run when he skinned Jordan Brown and slid into Ben House really stood out, but he was his usual energetic self. As well as being a flair player, he’s also described as ‘tough’ by Michael, who suggested he could be back quite quickly.

It’s still unclear whether he’ll be fit for Cardiff or not, but if he isn’t, the nature of the injury does suggest we’re talking days, not weeks, for a recovery. We’ll need the lockpicking skills of the Irish magician to open the stoic defences of Rotherham, Wimbledon and Orient when they come to the Bank hunting a point later in the season.

Got bored after the article discussed the best coach in league one. Let's see what Saturday brings.

Moylan is a quality player, will have to be watched if he is fit.

He shouldn't be anywhere near League One.

Michael Skubala has admitted Freddie Draper won’t make this weekend’s fixture against Cardiff City.

However, Jack Moylan’s chances of making the game are up in the air, despite his injury not being long-term. He went off just after half-time of the 4-0 victory against Blackpool, and has been a key player for the Imps this season.

We have players way beyond Mr Moylan who looks good in Div1 .. If he was that good at 24 hed be in a better club and league ,hus career was all in Irish league, before arriving at Lincoln.

Hardly pulling up trees.