McKenna: Davis Wasn't That Close, We'll Have to See How He Is
Wednesday, 22nd Apr 2026 23:04

Town boss Kieran McKenna says the Blues will see how left-back Leif Davis progresses over the next few days, the 26-year-old having missed this evening’s win at Charlton with a hamstring injury.

Davis, a virtual ever-present for Town throughout his time at Portman Road, has missed a number of games lately for various reasons, a three-match ban, then soon after his return from that spell out, his partner gave birth to their first child.

McKenna confirmed that the former Leeds man suffered a hamstring injury in Sunday’s 2-2 draw with Middlesbrough at Portman Road.

“He felt it after the game,” he said. “He wasn’t ready for tonight, wasn’t probably even that close, so we’ll have to see how he is over the coming days.”

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armchaircritic59 added 23:38 - Apr 22 Well it shouldn't make any difference to be honest, especially away from home. I would imagine he's glad of a rest for a while, no doubt had rather busy time off the pitch!
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Bazza8564 added 08:44 - Apr 23 Yes Armchair, in the away games I think we need Kipre and Greaves to be honest, let's defend properly and we will be fine
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jas0999 added 10:33 - Apr 23 As long as he’s back for QPR … at home, he’s a very important player.
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Blooos added 11:16 - Apr 23 @Bazza8564 - like Portsmouth when Kipre and Greaves were bullied for 90 mins?
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PortmanTerrorist added 12:05 - Apr 23 Johnson had an early brain fart yesterday but otherwise has been more than solid deputy for Leif....which is amazing when I think about how poor he was at W Ham last season and on some occasions early this season.....but there always had to be a player there and it is time to trust !
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Linkboy13 added 18:54 - Apr 23 Davis wasn't fully fit for the Middlesborough game his hamstring was taped with K tape. Those of us who have played the game will know what this is.
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