kaz7
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Not resting as you implied , he is fighting a serious virus
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Dramatic talk of “deadly virus” from the usual suspect.
We don’t even know if he is symptomatic.
If he is, he is 99.99999% likely to have a mild illness being a healthy human with double dose of vaccine in him.
With mild symptoms he will be perfectly capable of keeping himself going in his home gym he no doubt has.
We don’t even know if he is symptomatic.
If he is, he is 99.99999% likely to have a mild illness being a healthy human with double dose of vaccine in him.
With mild symptoms he will be perfectly capable of keeping himself going in his home gym he no doubt has.
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bluemc1
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Yes but as we all know many people who test positive don’t even know they’ve got the deadly virus and show no symptoms, so as my original post said “ if he’s not rough with it “ the rest could do him good as I’m his muscles & joints and fatigue from a long long run of gamesNot resting as you implied , he is fighting a serious virus
What I don’t get is how he tested positive but then came back unless the result came through when he was already backReports that he tested positive in Belgium? What was he doing there? He played in Wales on Wednesday night. Should have gone home from Wales ffs..
Alan Harper's Tash
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Given that we don’t know if he has symptoms or not, this seems a futile debate.Yes but as we all know many people who test positive don’t even know they’ve got the deadly virus and show no symptoms, so as my original post said “ if he’s not rough with it “ the rest could do him good as I’m his muscles & joints and fatigue from a long long run of games
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Yes but as we all know many people who test positive don’t even know they’ve got the deadly virus and show no symptoms, so as my original post said “ if he’s not rough with it “ the rest could do him good as I’m his muscles & joints and fatigue from a long long run of games
Agreed.
Truth be told I wouldn't have batted an eye lid had Pep rested KDB for the Everton game anyway.
PSG is another matter, but we've more than enough players firing on all cylinders to get the results we need.
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bluemc1
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Given that we don’t know if he has symptoms or not, this seems a futile debate.
i wasn’t looking for a debate, I made a comment saying if things transpired a certain way this could be good for Kev, I then had to expand on this as to exactly what I meant as it seems the comment wasn’t really simple to understand
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bluemc1
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Agreed.
Truth be told I would've batted an eye lid had Pep rested KDB for the Everton game any way.
PSG is another matter, but we've more than enough players firing on all cylinders to get the results we need.
yep, I think the formation v United with Kev as one of the front 3 was going to be stuck with and could’ve put us on one of our good long winning runs
he had his best game for a while playing there
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It could.i wasn’t looking for a debate, I made a comment saying if things transpired a certain way this could be good for Kev, I then had to expand on this as to exactly what I meant as it seems the comment wasn’t really simple to understand
It could not as well.
Given that we don’t know, it seems a pointless discussion.
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Foden doubtful for tomorrow according to The TimesNot tor bad. We well without kdb sometimes I would be more worried about Foden.