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Not injury prone. Just the one serious injury. It came from a very nasty tackle v Portsmouth, a game which also ended the season of another player.

It took him a long time to get back match fit. He still didnt look as sharp as prior to his injury. He then seemed to go a bit sulky, Maybe he was frustrated with his form or fitness, I don't know. He's got something about him though. I hope you can get him back to his best.

York fan here again! Wes Fletcher was quite an exciting player, who had a very nasty knee ligament injury. He never got back to his best last season after his recovery. At his best he is a strong centre forward with the ball at his feet, who can hold off defenders and get in where it hurts. His goalscoring record doesnt look brilliant but prior to his injury he looked like someone who could potentially score 15-20 a season at our level. The big question mark is whether he can get back to where he was prior the injury. If so you may just have a player. He's better than Straker btw.

Im hoping we have a non-return clause in the loan, so youve got him til the end of the season. Based on saturdays performance we've got another eleven of similar quality.

Just thought id pop back and see if my description has turned out to be accurate. How's he getting on?

York fan here. We signed Straker as a winger. Thats where he had played for Southend for the last couple of seasons. Southend fans were not unhappy to lose him to be honest. Im being totally honest when I say he has looked pretty awful for us. He's strong and has pace, but on the downside his final ball is poor, most of his crosses are poor and his first touch can be awful. The only glint of hope I can give you is that he looked a little better when we tried him at left-back. He was orignally a LB so this may be where his future lies. Ive got to say we were all a little gobsmacked when you took him. Best of luck with him.