Aguero injured

[domalino]

I know that. Regardless, he was still treated by Cugat. That's what this is about.

Seems like you would have mentioned it given how desperate you were to prove me wrong. Anyway if thats what this is about, let's hear why you think he has had improper treatment from Cugat?

And it better be good given you are basing this on absolutely fucking zero knowledge about medicine, knee surgery, De Bruyne or Cugat, but because Sané played a decent game against Schalke.

 

[ws01]

Lol - classic Domalino.

De Bruyne's not the only - THIS HAS HAPPENED TO MANY OF OUR PLAYERS NOW.

 

[Phil1]

I know that. Regardless, he was still treated by Cugat. That's what this is about.

Edit: No, mate. You're the only twat here who's never, ever able to admit when he's wrong. Ever.

Claiming that one of the most distinguished surgeons in his field is somehow inept doesn't sound like firm ground to call others out for being wrong.

 

[domalino]

Umm....... De Bruyne had three separate setbacks after his surgery in the 18/19 season.

How about this for getting facts wrong. He didnt even have surgery after the injury in august 2018. So we're both twats.

I know that. Regardless, he was still treated by Cugat. That's what this is about.

You know he didn't have surgery, but you still claimed he had 3 seperate setbacks after his surgery? He didn't have any surgery in 18/19.

What was that about admitting when you're wrong?

Now please, back to explaining why you know better than the club, and Barcelona, Madrid etc. about which surgeons are best.

 

[ws01]

Claiming that one of the most distinguished surgeons in his field is somehow inept doesn't sound like firm ground to call others out for being wrong.

Except the grounds for being called wrong were that he wasn't injured 7 months after getting over the injury which De Bruyne saw Cugat for, it was two weeks. And then he had another two after that.

 

[ws01]

You know he didn't have surgery, but you still claimed he had 3 seperate setbacks after his surgery? He didn't have any surgery in 18/19.

What was that about admitting when you're wrong?

Happy to admit that mistake for saying surgery. It wasn't surgery, but he did time with Cugat to treat the injury.

Taking the strawman and debating semantics won't get you over this one matey. The issue is Cugat treating our players when injured.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Funny isn't it. The one guy who doesn't see Cugrort is the one who's having no issues.

Pure coincidence, I'm sure.

So you are suggesting that the owner would be prepared to let his massive financial investment in players who are fundamental to success, be operated on by a surgeon who is not capable of performing properly ?

An interesting if highly illogical thought imo, but I am obviously unsure of your medical background .

 

[domalino]

Happy to admit that mistake for saying surgery. It wasn't surgery, but he did time with Cugat to treat the injury.

Taking the strawman and debating semantics won't get you over this one matey. The issue is Cugat treating our players when injured.

I'm not the one avoiding the direct questions asking you to back up your claim you know better than everyone else when it comes to picking knee surgeons.

Please, share with us your great orthopedic knowledge. Show us the light, we can get a crowd sourced campaign to try and stop the club doing so much damage to our players by choosing second rate doctors.

 

[ws01]

So you are suggesting that the owner would be prepared to let his massive financial investment in players who are fundamental to success, be operated on by a surgeon who is not capable of performing properly ?

An interesting if highly illogical thought imo, but I am obviously unsure of your medical background .

The owner, chairman, whoever is in charge, would've acquiesced to Pep's demands. The same demands he's had at his other clubs, the same demands which saw him get in a shit fight with Bayern and their hierarchy.

Interestingly enough, the same thing happened there, most notably with Thiago when he came back too quickly against the wishes of Bayern's own doctors after Cugat treated him. I don't need a bloody medical degree to be able to join some pretty clear dots - unfortunately though, that seems to be beyond a few here.

 

[ws01]

I'm not the one avoiding the direct questions asking you to back up your claim you know better than everyone else when it comes to picking knee surgeons.

Please, share with us your great orthopedic knowledge. Show us the light, we can get a crowd sourced campaign to try and stop the club doing so much damage to our players by choosing second rate doctors.

Give up mate. You came into another thread swinging without the facts, and you were wrong - get over it.