Wolves (A) Pre-Match Thread

[ninjamonkey]

Why do we have so many injuries? Surely it’s due to Pep’s intensity in trainings because we have so many muscle injuries all the time

we don’t. Aguero injury dates back to last season, Laporte and Gundogan aren’t injured, Bernardo was injured on international duty and we’ve no idea whether zinchenko/cancelo are out of the squad because of injury or not.

 

[jimharri]

And fewer than half think City will win. Season of lower expectations ahead?

The win vote has crept up a bit since....

 

[simon23]

doyle is being integrated into the first team squad. Next one after foden

Yeah I know, but didnt expect it to happen so soon - nothing wrong with that of course

Wonder if it has been enforced a little by Gundogan having to isolate for 10 days

 

[Manc in London]

The lesser spotted John Stones. When did he last play a game of football anyone?

From memory, possibly Bournemouth. He was dreadful that game. Every single aspect of his game.

I think it's possible to work out early on if Stones is on it: he looks to pass the ball forward and is constantly communicating with team mates.

 

[p.taker]

Never hated peacocks more than I do right now.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Yeah I know, but didnt expect it to happen so soon - nothing wrong with that of course

Wonder if it has been enforced a little by Gundogan having to isolate for 10 days

Although this is obviously a less traditional reason, these sort of breakthrough opportunities most often come from injury crises.

 

[NorCalBlue]

We seemed to manage the muscle injuries when the last physio was at the club... then the dippers poached him

Do inhalers prevent muscle injuries?

 

[SebastianBlue]

Never hated peacocks more than I do right now.

They and their beautiful feathers can get ****ed.

 

[Chi-town blues]

come on city smash the haters .

 

[p.taker]

They and their beautiful feathers can get ****ed.

I checked last week and swear it was on NBCSN. Oh well, knew I was going to have to pony up eventually.