Beyer’s Limp
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Beyer’s Limp
Poor, poor lad.
That does not look like a ‘small setback’.
Not sure why the club keep publishing videos/livestreams of him hobbling. Most recent one looks worse than the one from pre-season.
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/17UZtm ... tid=wwXIfr
That does not look like a ‘small setback’.
Not sure why the club keep publishing videos/livestreams of him hobbling. Most recent one looks worse than the one from pre-season.
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/17UZtm ... tid=wwXIfr
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You got all what you said from a less than one second clip of him on screen?
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burnleytom wrote: ↑Thu Sep 11, 2025 3:15 pmPoor, poor lad.
That does not look like a ‘small setback’.
Not sure why the club keep publishing videos/livestreams of him hobbling. Most recent one looks worse than the one from pre-season.
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/17UZtm ... tid=wwXIfr



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How in any gods name can you come to that conclusion, based on what you've seen??burnleytom wrote: ↑Thu Sep 11, 2025 3:15 pmPoor, poor lad.
That does not look like a ‘small setback’.
Not sure why the club keep publishing videos/livestreams of him hobbling. Most recent one looks worse than the one from pre-season.
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/17UZtm ... tid=wwXIfr
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Whatever it was its not looking good for him, massive shame.
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Are people still trying to deny the limp. Incredible, he's clearly miles off the OP is correct
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Somebody fluff the lad.
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I first spotted the limp on the day the fixtures came out and to be honest I was amazed that he got on the pitch in one of the behind closed doors friendlies. I’ve no idea what the injury was but it’s coming up to 21 months since he last played.
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It's really odd that people keep saying that we are seeing things. It's not exactly discreet.ClaretTony wrote: ↑Thu Sep 11, 2025 4:16 pmI first spotted the limp on the day the fixtures came out and to be honest I was amazed that he got on the pitch in one of the behind closed doors friendlies. I’ve no idea what the injury was but it’s coming up to 21 months since he last played.
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Jesus wept, he was in that clip for about half a second, if that. What do you want the club to do? Keep him locked away in a tower? Then you’ve have people questioning why the club never feature him.burnleytom wrote: ↑Thu Sep 11, 2025 3:15 pmPoor, poor lad.
That does not look like a ‘small setback’.
Not sure why the club keep publishing videos/livestreams of him hobbling. Most recent one looks worse than the one from pre-season.
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/17UZtm ... tid=wwXIfr
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He could ride in on a segway, wearing a black leather gimp suit and turkish bath slippers and there'd still be punters on here offering an instant diagnosis of his injury.
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Burnley Express: 15th August
The centre-back hasn’t featured in any of Burnley’s recent friendlies, however, and manager Scott Parker has now revealed Beyer has suffered another bump in the road.
"Jordan's okay,” he told the Burnley Express.
"He's back in with us. He's still going to be a few weeks, but he's heading in the right direction in and around the group now.
“But it's hugely disappointing for Jordan. The boy's been through an awful amount of disappointment and heartbreak over the last couple of years, and it’s just a real shame. But you often find that when you've been out for such a long time, sometimes you can pick up other little things.
“It's just another little setback for him. He’s a strong boy that no doubt will come back and we'll get him to the place we need to get him to.”
https://www.burnleyexpress.net/sport/fo ... er-5272878
This is not a knock on Parker whatsoever, but we are nearly a month further on, and the poor lad is still limping like that. I'm sure he chose the words he thought were kindest to describe the situation, as it's hugely clear he cares about the welfare of his players. We saw with Koleosho last year, that you do struggle after being out a long time. All I'm saying, is from the way he was limping, is that it doesn't look like a small setback, and that he's a long way from being able to run, yet alone play.
I don't want to hide him away. In his best interests, I want to keep him in and around the club and players. The question I would ask is, could they have done the fixture reaction video with him sitting down (which they did), without him them publicly limping into an area with fans? Could they have asked him the Ballon D'or question, or at least cut the video to not show him walking hurt? Or if they are going to do those things, which is fine, be a little more accurate in the way they are describing his potential injury? Ultimately, I want him to play to his full potential for us again, as he was absolutely class when he did. I guess it comes back to the lack of transparency in terms of messaging by the club. That friendly cameo really does seem odd given the circumstances since.
The centre-back hasn’t featured in any of Burnley’s recent friendlies, however, and manager Scott Parker has now revealed Beyer has suffered another bump in the road.
"Jordan's okay,” he told the Burnley Express.
"He's back in with us. He's still going to be a few weeks, but he's heading in the right direction in and around the group now.
“But it's hugely disappointing for Jordan. The boy's been through an awful amount of disappointment and heartbreak over the last couple of years, and it’s just a real shame. But you often find that when you've been out for such a long time, sometimes you can pick up other little things.
“It's just another little setback for him. He’s a strong boy that no doubt will come back and we'll get him to the place we need to get him to.”
https://www.burnleyexpress.net/sport/fo ... er-5272878
This is not a knock on Parker whatsoever, but we are nearly a month further on, and the poor lad is still limping like that. I'm sure he chose the words he thought were kindest to describe the situation, as it's hugely clear he cares about the welfare of his players. We saw with Koleosho last year, that you do struggle after being out a long time. All I'm saying, is from the way he was limping, is that it doesn't look like a small setback, and that he's a long way from being able to run, yet alone play.
I don't want to hide him away. In his best interests, I want to keep him in and around the club and players. The question I would ask is, could they have done the fixture reaction video with him sitting down (which they did), without him them publicly limping into an area with fans? Could they have asked him the Ballon D'or question, or at least cut the video to not show him walking hurt? Or if they are going to do those things, which is fine, be a little more accurate in the way they are describing his potential injury? Ultimately, I want him to play to his full potential for us again, as he was absolutely class when he did. I guess it comes back to the lack of transparency in terms of messaging by the club. That friendly cameo really does seem odd given the circumstances since.
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Does he have to limp for ages before it’s a real limp?
Sadly, he’s in a bad way. It’s a shame, and I’m sure everyone’s rooting for him, but simply refusing to see what’s in front of your faces is utterly bizarre.
Sadly, he’s in a bad way. It’s a shame, and I’m sure everyone’s rooting for him, but simply refusing to see what’s in front of your faces is utterly bizarre.
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I remember starting a thread last season about the Q&A with Matt Williams. I know a lot of people said perhaps MW said too much that night, but a lot of stuff he said did prove to be accurate.
He did say Beyer was in a very bad way, and it could be potentially career ending. Obviously no details were given, as they shouldn't have been, but whatever he's had or done, it's been incredibly serious.
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Declaration - I have absolutely no knowledge of Beyer’s injury at all.
What I will say is that as someone who has experienced serious knee surgery as a teenager I know that I continued to subconsciously limp (and still do to this day - 40 years later!) when I walk sometimes because my mind was trying to protect my knee from further injury or pain. This was despite me having a near full 100% recovery from the surgery.
He may well be limping, but do not make assumptions that it is serious or for that matter directly related to an injury.
What I will say is that as someone who has experienced serious knee surgery as a teenager I know that I continued to subconsciously limp (and still do to this day - 40 years later!) when I walk sometimes because my mind was trying to protect my knee from further injury or pain. This was despite me having a near full 100% recovery from the surgery.
He may well be limping, but do not make assumptions that it is serious or for that matter directly related to an injury.
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He’s been out for 2 years…. How on earth is that just an assumption that it’s serious?
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Re: Beyer’s Limp.
So am I these days.
So am I these days.
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My guess is that Beyer will not play again. I hope that I am wrong.
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I think it's incredible that so many people can see a serious issue in a fraction of a second. I wouldn't write him off after seeing that.
Apparently there are four basic reasons why people develop a limp. Something is painful, stiff or weak—or one leg is substantially different from the other.
It could be something as simple as a blister that is painful when he puts his foot down. He could be stiff after doing a lot of gym work. He may have lost muscle mass during his lay off and be imbalanced or compensating through habit. Whatever the reason, he played 20 minutes in July, came of the pitch feeling good and then had his setback. We have no details of what that was. Was it a different injury or a recurrence? What Scott Parker was suggesting is that it was a different injury and we know that those sort of things are normal, we've had it before with other players coming back from long injuries.
Jordan is only 25. Give the lad a chance. I really hope that he is fit enough to start playing football for somebody in January even if it means a loan move. Hopefully we'll see him in a Burnley shirt at somepoint.
Apparently there are four basic reasons why people develop a limp. Something is painful, stiff or weak—or one leg is substantially different from the other.
It could be something as simple as a blister that is painful when he puts his foot down. He could be stiff after doing a lot of gym work. He may have lost muscle mass during his lay off and be imbalanced or compensating through habit. Whatever the reason, he played 20 minutes in July, came of the pitch feeling good and then had his setback. We have no details of what that was. Was it a different injury or a recurrence? What Scott Parker was suggesting is that it was a different injury and we know that those sort of things are normal, we've had it before with other players coming back from long injuries.
Jordan is only 25. Give the lad a chance. I really hope that he is fit enough to start playing football for somebody in January even if it means a loan move. Hopefully we'll see him in a Burnley shirt at somepoint.
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Beyer out with a hamstring injury.
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That could cause a limp right…

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I can see someone adopting ‘Beyers_limp’ as a handle in the not too distant future 

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Left out of the 25 man squad. Suggests he won’t be fit enough to play until January, at least.
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If he is able to play this season at any point i think he'll have to go out on loan like Ramsey has done.burnleytom wrote: ↑Fri Sep 12, 2025 4:34 pmLeft out of the 25 man squad. Suggests he won’t be fit enough to play until January, at least.
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Anyone else read this thread expecting Beyer's limp to have it's own Twitter account or just me?
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Where were you when you first saw Beyer’s limp?
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This thread is another perfect reason why the club are bonkers to keep these injuries secret, because a vacuum will always be filled.
We’ve got Beyer (not) ruined for life, Magic Mike (not) refusing to play, Roberts has (not) done his ACL, Broja is (not) still injured. A lack of detail from the club (less than most other clubs do) worsens this fevered speculation.
We’ve got Beyer (not) ruined for life, Magic Mike (not) refusing to play, Roberts has (not) done his ACL, Broja is (not) still injured. A lack of detail from the club (less than most other clubs do) worsens this fevered speculation.
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Well, when first I saw Joe Gallagher play, I thought he was injured.dibraidio wrote: ↑Fri Sep 12, 2025 12:37 pmI think it's incredible that so many people can see a serious issue in a fraction of a second. I wouldn't write him off after seeing that.
Apparently there are four basic reasons why people develop a limp. Something is painful, stiff or weak—or one leg is substantially different from the other.
It could be something as simple as a blister that is painful when he puts his foot down. He could be stiff after doing a lot of gym work. He may have lost muscle mass during his lay off and be imbalanced or compensating through habit. Whatever the reason, he played 20 minutes in July, came of the pitch feeling good and then had his setback. We have no details of what that was. Was it a different injury or a recurrence? What Scott Parker was suggesting is that it was a different injury and we know that those sort of things are normal, we've had it before with other players coming back from long injuries.
Jordan is only 25. Give the lad a chance. I really hope that he is fit enough to start playing football for somebody in January even if it means a loan move. Hopefully we'll see him in a Burnley shirt at somepoint.
When I saw Pashley play for bury he had a limp. Still great mind you
Towards the end of Reeves time, me and my dad thought he was injured
Hope Beyer plays for Burnley again
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Remember in the comments you make - this is someone's career we are talking about.