The Scarlet Pimpernel
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Johnny, Johnny Stones!!!!!! Johnny, Johnny Stones!!!!Stones back in training now apparently
Sorry couldn’t resist
Johnny, Johnny Stones!!!!!! Johnny, Johnny Stones!!!!Stones back in training now apparently
Johnny, Johnny Stones!!!!!! Johnny, Johnny Stones!!!!
Sorry couldn’t resist
We got very fortunate last season that the only attacking player we had absent for any amount of time all season was Foden with an injury, then appendicitis, then an operation and recovery from that and then another knock again.Absolutely no sympathy for Pep. It’s his decision to run with the league’s smallest squad despite us being in 7 competitions this season. Everyone knew this was going to happen.
HahahahhaHe fucking hates Man united apparently.
He’s coming home. He’ll be back soon I’m sure of it. Then we’ll see some fireworks and some hard work.Calling @Eccles Blue to the thread.
The small squad might affect us but the club went to great lengths to get best medical team. This was an interesting article I read about behind the scenes.We got very fortunate last season that the only attacking player we had absent for any amount of time all season was Foden with an injury, then appendicitis, then an operation and recovery from that and then another knock again.
This season already, it’s been one after the other after the other.
If that carries on, every trophy we are fighting for becomes more difficult to win.
The teams who win trophies are usually the teams who have the least injuries or the teams who can cope with having injuries through having a deeper squad.
I can see why Pep likes a small squad who play all the time (at Barça he barely ever rotated anyone! he had a bigger squad before we bought Doku and Nunes at City this Summer than he used to have at Barça) because it builds form and consistency and with that, if they stay fit, it’s more likely they’ll win.
It’s a fine line though because if they do get injuries, the team is impacted massively.