Erling Haaland

[blue b4 the moon]

Just Dortmund spin a sort of "we didn't want him anymore".

 

[lonestay]

We know he has had an ankle injury recently, no news there .And if it was a bad one dont you think City would be fully aware of this ? Its not as if Dortmund could hide it in any way . We are not buying a dodgy Ford escort from some corner lot garage that might have a fucked crankshaft but we wont find out until we drive it for a week, and we bought as seen !

 

[Asa's left peg]

Don't worry, we'll be sending him the the doctor who did the Santa Cruz medical.

 

[Gumzy97]

We fixed Gundogan who had constant injuries at Dortmund. I'm sure our medical staff can help Haaland Plus the season is nearly over so he can rest

 

[Deleted member 87819]

Let’s be clear. In the last press conference, Marco Rose clearly said he is improving everyday but still training and playing with some pain, in the same answer that everyone quotes. This is the typical footballer life (or athletes in general). However, I do think it was out of place for him to bring up a comment like “he doesn’t want to take an MRI”, even if I don’t think that is as spectacular or cynical as some do, but rather regular. The club could say “you either take it or you won’t play”, or deal with this internally. That is why clubs don’t even announce which player had covid. And it does feel like a general media spin from the club losing him and the club that needs a media narrative to justify not getting him. For instance, last season Jadon Sancho had an injury that kept him out of 9 Dortmund games (including the Champions League round of 16 against Sevilla and QF against us, and in that period also games with the national team). Yet another example of the beauty that is the Dortmund medical department (Sancho himself had quite a few other injuries over there, some kept him out for a long time as well). But did anyone hear anything about this when United was signing him or even discussed publicly?

 

[Gumzy97]

Let’s be clear. In the last press conference, Marco Rose clearly said he is improving everyday but still training and playing with some pain, in the same answer that everyone quotes. This is the typical footballer life (or athletes in general). However, I do think it was out of place for him to bring up a comment like “he doesn’t want to take an MRI”, even if I don’t think that is as spectacular or cynical as some do, but rather regular. The club could say “you either take it or you won’t play”, or deal with this internally. That is why clubs don’t even announce which player had covid. And it does feel like a general media spin from the club losing him and the club that needs a media narrative to justify not getting him. For instance, last season Jadon Sancho had an injury that kept him out of 9 Dortmund games (including the Champions League round of 16 against Sevilla and QF against us, and in that period also games with the national team). Yet another example of the beauty that is the Dortmund medical department (Sancho himself had quite a few other injuries over there, some kept him out for a long time as well). But did anyone hear anything about this when United was signing him or even discussed publicly?

Dortmunds medical staff told Gio Reyna he was fully fit and could play 90 mins. Now he's out for the rest of the season. Malen injured in training so is a doubt for their game with an injury he's had before. Its ridiculous.

 

[McfcBibby]

It’s certainly getting closer when he’s now being painted as unprofessional! Welcome Erling

 

[Gumzy97]

 

[Irlam Haaland]

It would just be our luck to get everything In place, all agreed only for It to collapse due to the medical.

 

[AlanBalls]

It would just be our luck to get everything In place, all agreed only for It to collapse due to the medical.

If our medical team says no, it’s for the best. Highly unlikely though. He isn’t fucked, he’s subject to a shocking medical team over there.