It looks to me like his re-introduction to action has not been best managed.Looks like we have signed another English crock following in the footsteps of Rodwell.
Looks like we have signed another English crock following in the footsteps of Rodwell.
Because Delph WAS fit and two friendlies with the national team was perfect to gain match minutes. Easy. Just plain bad luck injury struck Delph again. Would've happened for City if he hadn't played anyway.
Do we know how bad this is yet!?
Nice to see a bit of perspective.It's a miserable run of injuries. His career will soon be over at City at this rate.
It said in the guardian this morning that it's a measure against fatigue in light of his injury problems and lack of match fitness. Sounds like a prudent measure more than anything.
It's looking pretty clear that 'his' u-turn this summer was in fact ours; we probably pulled the plug due to dubious fitness, looked to other homegrown midfield targets and after a week concluded that the relatively small outlay of £8m and being able to fill an essential HG spot made it a gamble worth taking.
it's all over the place, very difficult to contain their jubilationNice to see a bit of perspective.
Bollocks, sounds more like he has had ONE injury which he is struggling to fully recover from and one he does it will hopefully be fine(and you will be able to stop being a drama queen)Looks like we have signed another English crock following in the footsteps of Rodwell.
It's looking pretty clear that 'his' u-turn this summer was in fact ours; we probably pulled the plug due to dubious fitness, looked to other homegrown midfield targets and after a week concluded that the relatively small outlay of £8m and being able to fill an essential HG spot made it a gamble worth taking.
He's a good player and could make an impact here but if he isn't doing the business by January we should look to part-ex him for someone like Ryan Bertrand and sign Witsel.
We need 4 central midfielders minimum available given the number of games ahead and the age of our first choice two; Fernandinho got burnt out in his first season to the extent where Garcia was preferred to him, it's inevitable given his all-action style that he'll get tired if he isn't rested.
Their jubilation is only superficial. They feel pain, mainly.it's all over the place, very difficult to contain their jubilation
I hate international breaks. My hometown MLS team is in the semi finals, if we lose our best players to injury, we're f-cked.....