QPR boss responds to injured Dykes’ Scotland call-up
Mark Warburton has reiterated that Lyndon Dykes will be unable to play for Scotland in their friendly against Poland later this month despite being called up to the squad.
Dykes has missed the past six games for QPR with a hamstring problem and is set to be sidelined until after the international break.
However, Scotland manager Steve Clarke still named the forward in his latest squad.
Speaking to West London Sport about the call-up, Rangers boss Warburton said: “From our point of view our medical team have been outstanding and have made it very clear to Scotland where we are with Lyndon Dykes.”
20/03/2022 @ 9:10 am
It’s because he plays for Scotland. They make him run like crazy they make him pick fights with opposition defenders indeed I believe Stevie Clarke threatens him with singing god save the queen if he doesn’t leave every ounce of energy on the park playing for HIS country now get back in your box. PTFC OTIG.
19/03/2022 @ 10:53 pm
Correction “off”.
19/03/2022 @ 10:52 pm
Good. It’s about time that Scotland, and its manager, were put in their place. Nearly every time that Dykes goes of with Scotland, he comes back injured. They have no care whatsoever for the player’s health and future career.