It also means that you're increasingly going to get big games where the big players aren't playing because they're injured.As someone else mentioned, who wants to see exhausted players like we saw in the FA Cup semi final? John Stones was literally sick and the rest of them looked off their feet. It’s not good for the players or the fans and elite sport is about fine margins.
It's a good analogy tbf. An average brickie will have to graft till pension age to retire whilst an average PL football will probably be able to retire when they finish playing.If you lay a few bricks wrong do you get thousands of strangers slagging you off on the socials?
Do you have the stresses of being responsible for the building staying up?
Do you have newspapers digging up your past or present, or predict when you'll lose your brickies job, just to sensationalise it?
It's not all roses in any walk of life.
Painfully true.You only had to look at Bernie in the FA Cup final he looked fucked, white a sheet, dead in his feet, Stones was sick on the pitch. We were lucky to get through, it was a blessing we lost to Madrid because I think the whole season may have been lost had we gone through, we certainly wouldn’t have won the league and I’d take that any day. An easier life would be the Bellingham route go to Madrid where they value the CL above anything even their own league, if that’s what players want but to me it’s all hype, that **** if he wins tomorrow will win the ballon D’or he was anonymous in 1/4 and semis, after the Messi farce last year even players are seeing through it now, particularly intelligent ones like Rodri who had been the outstanding midfielder the last two seasons and doesn’t get a mention. The injuries will get worse the more they play, who could blame them for going at 28 to Saudi for a massive pay packet and piss easy career after been flogged probably for 20 years they way it is these days.
You only had to look at Bernie in the FA Cup final he looked fucked, white a sheet, dead in his feet, Stones was sick on the pitch. We were lucky to get through, it was a blessing we lost to Madrid because I think the whole season may have been lost had we gone through, we certainly wouldn’t have won the league and I’d take that any day. An easier life would be the Bellingham route go to Madrid where they value the CL above anything even their own league, if that’s what players want but to me it’s all hype, that **** if he wins tomorrow will win the ballon D’or he was anonymous in 1/4 and semis, after the Messi farce last year even players are seeing through it now, particularly intelligent ones like Rodri who had been the outstanding midfielder the last two seasons and doesn’t get a mention. The injuries will get worse the more they play, who could blame them for going at 28 to Saudi for a massive pay packet and piss easy career after been flogged probably for 20 years they way it is these days.
Yep that’s why they took him offStones threw up? Didn't see that!
But how many minutes do the players play?We only play ten months in the prem so yes when everything is added in we play mostly three times a week
Yeah, that and the fact we are overhyped technically bereft shite.It’s not about the money. It’s about them being overused more and more. This results in more injuries and a lower standard of football.
It can also affect who wins things. It’s probably a big reason in why England struggle so much in summer tournaments.
We have been in the last. Pep has upped our nation’s technical ability now though.Yeah, that and the fact we are overhyped technically bereft shite.
Absolutely, for our lads though.We have been in the last. Pep has upped our nation’s technical ability now though.