Look fatigue is a major issue I am not going to even bother arguing the toss. Mental fatigue is probably the most pernicious aspect which is often disregarded. Now I agree with one thing you say and that is, the pay levels currently on offer. In one word they are excessive.I'll never buy it. They can literally go straight in the cryotherapy chamber, have a light warm down in anti gravity then every limb personally massaged by specialists. Don't want to fucking hear a word of it. Give the cunts 50 hours on a building site labouring they will soon see how good they have it.
If they want to go back to 1970s one game a week they can go back to the equivalent wages aswell. The money has to come from somewhere.
I agree. I feel burned out for most of them already. Compared to Dips, Rags, Arse, Chavs our lads have made up most of the international teams. It will impact massively.I will be amazed if we don’t suffer from this in the coming season. It’s been relentless for the players.
I'm actually thinking that this coming season may be my last as a season ticket holder.
I've dropped out of the CL scheme as last season I was sat there thinking "Why have I rushed around like a blue-arsed fly, thrown some food down my throat far earlier than I normally would, just to battle through rush hour traffic to sit in the cold and damp, bored out of my skull, when I could be sat at home, warm, with a glass of beer or wine?"
I really didn't get the same buzz last season and with quadruples, trebles, the CL & World Club Cup win, the four-on-the-trot, have now seen it all. It's not just the players who are suffering physical and mental fatigue.
A Norwich fan? Fell off mi chair. (came across him....ooo errrr). I once came across a Norwich fan who thought his club had bigger crowds and support than City because of what he'd read online. It's absolute madness.
Talk about first World problems! I get it though, you need some jeopardy to be present.I'm actually thinking that this coming season may be my last as a season ticket holder.
I've dropped out of the CL scheme as last season I was sat there thinking "Why have I rushed around like a blue-arsed fly, thrown some food down my throat far earlier than I normally would, just to battle through rush hour traffic to sit in the cold and damp, bored out of my skull, when I could be sat at home, warm, with a glass of beer or wine?"
I really didn't get the same buzz last season and with quadruples, trebles, the CL & World Club Cup win, the four-on-the-trot, have now seen it all. It's not just the players who are suffering physical and mental fatigue.
I'm actually thinking that this coming season may be my last as a season ticket holder.
I've dropped out of the CL scheme as last season I was sat there thinking "Why have I rushed around like a blue-arsed fly, thrown some food down my throat far earlier than I normally would, just to battle through rush hour traffic to sit in the cold and damp, bored out of my skull, when I could be sat at home, warm, with a glass of beer or wine?"
I really didn't get the same buzz last season and with quadruples, trebles, the CL & World Club Cup win, the four-on-the-trot, have now seen it all. It's not just the players who are suffering physical and mental fatigue.
The best midfielder in the world will clearly need a nice long break.I like it for… oh, about a week. Then the fuckers should be back in harness!
Seriously, the problem of burnout for Rodri must be very high indeed. I would particularly pick him out. He's not a player who goes hiding — or who can go hiding, given his crucial position and role — whether for his club side or his national side. And it's simply relentless.