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Echo News Golding goes back to Oxford for check on groin injury
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Barling Magna
President⭐🦐
Dammit.
Bay Shrimper
Newbie
Golding?
As in, returned returned for good or just to receive treatment?
THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK
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Injured - on loan Southend United defender James Golding (Image: Lucy Copsey)
By Chris Phillips. Chief sports reporter.
ON LOAN Southend United defender James Golding has returned to his parent club Oxford United for treatment on a groin problem.
Golding has missed the Shrimpers last two matches and has now gone back to the Championship club to be assessed.
Blues boss Kevin Maher confirmed: "James has had a scan and we're waiting on that.
"He will be going back to Oxford on Monday to be assessed there.
"Hopefully we'll get news on that soon.
Golding has made 15 appearances for the Shrimpers, scoring three goals.
Finney on the wing
retired bum
What's the latest on Golding ? Will he be available should we make the play-offs ?
Medway Blue
Trust chairman/glutton for punishment ⭐🦐
I *think* he's done for the season.
Blues4LifeDan
Manager
One wonders if him being injured gives us a better chance of signing him in the summer. I think he is out of contract and it may put other clubs off if he is injured. We my just take the gamble as we know the player better and he knows the club.
I suspect we’ll have a go, but whether we value him the same as Oxford is another matter.
SUFCGoals
Striker
Still got another two years at Oxford. Would be an incredible signing if we could pull it off.
Blues4LifeDan
Manager
Oh really? I didn't realise his contract was that long. We have no hope then.
TheSouthendUnitedRunner
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Medway Blue
Trust chairman/glutton for punishment ⭐🦐
I understand there remains a small chance, and I think he'd like the move.
Some in the club saw his ability and potential, and championed his value as a permanent signing, as soon as he first trained with us. By the time others inside the club got it, he'd put in some excellent performances for us and Oxford had also realised what they have. So I'm not sure he's going to be quite as easy (cheap?) to get permanently as he would have been had we moved early like some wanted.
We'll see. Could go either way.
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Supershrimper
First XI⭐⭐
Haven't some alluded to off-field issues, or is this conjecture and hearsay.
Hadn't realised Oxford United play in the Championship now. Not sure he is near that level but I believe he could have the potential for League 2 / League 1.
Think we would do well to get him in if we could especially if Oxford decide to cash in on him to other clubs within the EFL
Hadn't realised Oxford United play in the Championship now. Not sure he is near that level but I believe he could have the potential for League 2 / League 1.
Think we would do well to get him in if we could especially if Oxford decide to cash in on him to other clubs within the EFL
Fairport
Coach⭐
There may be a small chance of a transfer or long term loan if Oxford manage to stay in the Championship. If they are relegated I would have thought they would retain him.
Linda Loan Shark
Striker
he will go to a football league side if he moves. Then again there is a small chance we could be a football league side next season
blueveined
Manager
He was there on Tuesday night as we were sitting with him. Strategic planning I wonder but whoever did the seating plan sat him next to John Still for the evening!!!
He’s a very nice young man albeit rather shy. He told us he’s still got about 6 weeks of rehab to go through so won’t be able to come to Gateshead to support the team.
He’s a very nice young man albeit rather shy. He told us he’s still got about 6 weeks of rehab to go through so won’t be able to come to Gateshead to support the team.
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