Denmark v Finland | Euro 2020 Group Stage

[SWPISHOME]

I don't think they're told to... certainly not by the vast majority of coaches

They do it because they have endless access to premier league football and copy their 'heroes'

The lad in charge of my little team tells them to go to ground, I should of worded it correctly as I can't speak for other under age coaches. I don't like it obviously I don't think they should be thought that, I have him playing with this team though because they are a really good side with good connections with English clubs like Ipswich in particular regularly give them chances as they get older. Kids watching Premier League football doesn't help the situation either you're right.

 

[Fordyboy46]

Pep was spot on when he said the amount of football being played is killing the players. A near example of that today, this should be a massive wake up call to UEFA because they seem to be sleepwalking through everything

 

[ctwrd]

Pep was spot on when he said the amount of football being played is killing the players. A near example of that today, this should be a massive wake up call to UEFA because they seem to be sleepwalking through everything

Jumping the gun. No evidence whatsoever that it was cumulation of games that caused it.
If it was the case, surely this would be more than a rareity?

 

[crazyg]

It's just accepted now. The sad thing is if players are honest, like Bamford and Phil they don't get the decision

This Bamford?

Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford has been charged with "successful deception of a match official" by the Football Association during Sunday's Championship draw with Aston Villa. Bamford went down holding his face after an altercation with Anwar El Ghazi following the home side's controversial opening goal.

;-)

 

[kippaxwarrior]

Pep was spot on when he said the amount of football being played is killing the players. A near example of that today, this should be a massive wake up call to UEFA because they seem to be sleepwalking through everything

While I share his sentiments Eriksen has only played 34 times this season so I highly doubt him being overplayed will be a major factor in his collapse

 

[PragueBlue]

Jumping the gun. No evidence whatsoever that it was cumulation of games that caused it.
If it was the case, surely this would be more than a rareity?

While I believe that players are playing too much, I doubt it played a part today as he hasn't really played that many minutes this season.

 

[Bluesince88]

Pep was spot on when he said the amount of football being played is killing the players. A near example of that today, this should be a massive wake up call to UEFA because they seem to be sleepwalking through everything

He didn’t play much for inter....

 

[Paul1970]

What will happen to Eriksens career now ? Hopefully he will make a full recovery enjoy the rest of his life but will he play football again ?

 

[BlueAnorak]

I wonder if he had an mRNA jab recently?
Shouldn't exercise for 3 weeks afterwards as there is a chance on Myocarditis

 

[Eccles Blue]

While I share his sentiments Eriksen has only played 34 times this season so I highly doubt him being overplayed will be a major factor in his collapse

That begs the question of whether with him (& I realise and accept I am speculating here) it was the opposite in Christian's case? Remember how Pep 'nursed/nurtured' Sergio coming back from injury and not having played?
Sorry I don't mean to go off topic but I just wanted/needed to get my thoughts together on this.