Sasa Kalajdzic

[Glow69]

Good episode. Hopefully a better year for the lad.

 

[Wonder Boyo]

Did a great job with part one of that video. Think it was better than the Raul Red Alert one, mainly because how friendly, interested and engaging Sasa is. He's such a nice guy. Seems very well brought up! Indeed, they seem like a lovely very down to earth couple. I hope it all works out for him here.

 

[Rabid Wolf]

Hope he has a good season for us and stays injury free. Can't believe we threw him into a game with barely any training with the squad.

 

[waltononthehillwolf]

A really good watch - good luck Sasa for the coming season - hope he does really well

 

[wolfslair]

What a lovely lad, gutted for what happened to him.

But this looks like it is going to be one hell of a rollercoaster

 

[Wolves Heathen]

A lovely video and a lovely couple, It's time Sasa had some good luck, obviously he will take time to get up to match fitness and I'm sure we won't rush him back after 2 serious knee injuries, Good luck Sasa.

 

[thommo1984]

Bit weird to make and release a documentary about his recovery when he still hasn’t kicked a ball since.

Seems a good lad, hope he can stay fit.

 

[Kcb92]

Seems like such a personable and genuinely nice guy. An insightful and interesting watch and really hope we get to see the best of him this season.

 

[Oh When the Wolves]

Bit weird to make and release a documentary about his recovery when he still hasn’t kicked a ball since.

Seems a good lad, hope he can stay fit.

Perhaps to respect the patience lopetegui is going to give him ?

 

[GoldenHorseshoe]

I hate to see this thread come up, I immediately assume that he's ****ez again (French for screwed)

 

[Clifton Wolf]

What a lovely guy, really hope he does well! Would be a huge fan favourite

 

[thommo1984]

Perhaps to respect the patience lopetegui is going to give him ?

Eh?

 

[StaffordWolf]

Lovely couple and hope he does the business for us this season.

 

[Huge of Sharjah]

What a lovely guy, really hope he does well! Would be a huge fan favourite

.

Most certainly would.

As has rightly been said by many, he seems to be a very well mannered, genuine and likeable guy... Really hope he stays healthy and does well, he and Wolves both deserve it.

.

 

[Pengwern]

Skilful player who scored

 

[inaglasshouse]

Would love him to come back strong but I take one look at him and don't think it's going to happen. It's a small pool of footballers his height and build and I imagine an even smaller pool who overcome multiple serious injuries to play at the top level. However nice he is, I doubt we will see much of him.

 

[Matt]

As others have said, he just seems like such a bloody good bloke. Hopefully his injury worries are behind him now and we see him on the pitch soon.

Very well put together documentary again, as a club we’re better at producing this kind of thing than we are at playing football!

 

[Darvo]

Really hope Sasa can get fully fit soon and stay fit. The lad deserves it.

 

[WolfLing]

Bit weird to make and release a documentary about his recovery when he still hasn’t kicked a ball since.

Seems a good lad, hope he can stay fit.

It is a little bit. But if the intention of this was to show us all what a top bloke he is, so we can all rally behind him and fully support his comeback, I think it's probably done the trick!

 

[Boss Hogg]

Loving the documentary so far, what a great guy Sasa is, and he’s got a superb partner too, so echo the others on here and wishing him the best for the comeback.

 

[Jefe]

The bit where he was off his tits on morphine was pretty funny.

 

[SteveBullsKnee]

The glass half full in me is convinced he’ll play an important role for us this season. He’s got all the attributes to play centrally in a front free and have the other two play off him. Whilst Costa only scored one last season he played that central role really well and with the players we currently have he’s probably the only one who can play that “ugly” role.

 

[Wolf 82]

Just watched Part 1.. “what a guy”.

Hoping for the best with this lad. Almost a forgotten man after watching the mess that was last season, but a couple of German friends had very high praise for him when we signed. Fingers crossed we take it slowly and he gets to play a lot of football for Wolves.

 

[Marvellous007]

What lovely guy we should get behind him he deserves our support seem really genuine

 

[JadeWolf]

Great documentary, really well put together.

 

[Contrarian]

Best wishes to Sasa. I think he is a quality player and exactly what we need up front, so hoping that he gets back to full fitness ASAP.

 

[Tojo the grass]

The bit where he was off his tits on morphine was pretty funny.

I had some of that in hospital recently it was the best bit.

 

[Bawtry Wolf]

Thought it was a good documentary and it did sort of explain what happened. In that it didn’t feel like last time and actually it probably went completely later in the half.

Whilst there was a lot of praise for the surgeon it did make me wonder whether he was the surgeon who operated on Jonny first or second time round. That being said he did sound quite bullish about the recovery.

 

[portsmouthwolves]

When is the next part out?

 

[Golden_Wolf]

When is the next part out?

Next Monday, I think

 

[Rednal Wolf]

I dont see him playing much under JL following his comments in the " wim skint interview " when he talked about Sasa .

 

[SteveBullsKnee]

I dont see him playing much under JL following his comments in the " wim skint interview " when he talked about Sasa .

He didn’t say much apart from its a long recovery and we can’t rely on him right now, I think that’s sensible if nothing else. He’s had what could have been career ending injury (certainly was in the past), the last thing we should do is rush the lad back.

 

[WickedWolfie]

He didn’t say much apart from its a long recovery and we can’t rely on him right now, I think that’s sensible if nothing else. He’s had what could have been career ending injury (certainly was in the past), the last thing we should do is rush the lad back.

Particularly given that Lage arguably played him too early.

 

[SteveBullsKnee]

Particularly given that Lage arguably played him too early.

That we will never know. As much as Lage was a clown, he would surely have taken the medical teams advice. I think at worst he probably wasn’t ready for the intensity of the premier league at that point. I’m no medic by any stretch but the sheer size of him may make him more liable to those sort of non impact injuries.

Either way, he deserves time and space to be eased back in.

 

[Bostin]

I was expecting him to throw Bruno under the bus in that documentary. It was rumoured (therefore fact) on here that he was carrying an injury and Bruno forced him to play as he was desparate for a win.

 

[SteveBullsKnee]

I was expecting him to throw Bruno under the bus in that documentary. It was rumoured (therefore fact) on here that he was carrying an injury and Bruno forced him to play as he was desparate for a win.

Like most rumours on here it’s make believe to fit an agenda

 

[Jefe]

TBF, Sasa isn't going to admit on an official Wolves documentary that he felt rushed back into playing by whichever member(s) of the Wolves staff. He's a footballer coming to England; he's obviously keen to play. He does point out that Bruno (quite rightly) blamed himself for putting him in without the benefit of a training session to see where he was. It's ball achingly obvious that he should not have been allowed to continue by the physio team after going down the first time.

 

[lets all have a disco]

All that Medical treatment, expert analysis and he had to get a pair of crutches of Amazon to fit him....ha ha ..

 

[DanishWolf]

What a great lad.
Was quite excited when we signed him. Had been impressed with him in the Bundesliga.
Could be a real asset for us if he stays injury free.

 

[Krispy Kreme]

Would love him to come back strong but I take one look at him and don't think it's going to happen. It's a small pool of footballers his height and build and I imagine an even smaller pool who overcome multiple serious injuries to play at the top level. However nice he is, I doubt we will see much of him.

I'd argue that people in his percentile of height range are actually over represented.

Be interesting to see some facts behind this rather than conjecture.