We're both into the injury situation now, plagued defensively in particular, Billy.

You touched on two there who obviously clearly will remain absent.

Are there any signs of this easing at all for Belford or is it really, really bad?

I mean, it's really bad, but it is easy.

It has to be said.

We're so used to, we're so used to the injuries.

We're just a little bit kind of like, okay, kind of, you know, we're a little bit,

whatever, because the injuries weren't only this season or last season.

They started the season before.

So they started in our first season where we had players out for, you know, for months.

I think in Bumo, I think the season before was out for, I don't know, for three, four months, you know, honestly, we had players that are out and we're just like, oh my God, because, you know, the first season that we were in the Premier League, we were okay, you know, so it's, and

there's a, because again, our owner's a bit of a statio owner, or a bit of a statio, a very sationa, his argument is that, you know, everything, over time,

everything sort of kind of pan themselves out. So if you have no injuries one season, you know,

you may have a lot of injuries, no season. So over a bit, a larger span, it kind of evens itself out.

So I think when we got the injuries, the second season, we go, there you go. You know, we haven't had injuries for a few years, so it's evened itself out.

But then the following year, like, oh, no, we got more injuries.

And then we also had Ivan Tony, who had an injury of the betting kind as well, like you

what I'm saying.

So, so he was out due to his betting injuries.

So we had, you know, we had problems there where we had our main striker listing as well as a number of other players.

So that's been a problem.

But I say the lovely thing, the good thing is now it looks like we are slowly coming out of the back of that.

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