Lesbian hairdoo or not he’s still our greatest ever player
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Injuries 2024/25 | Kovacic ruled out for a month
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MadchesterCity
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Fair licks to thatLesbian hairdoo or not he’s still our greatest ever player
He has the lowest pain threshold in football. Several times this season he’s gone down like we won’t see him again this season and then he’s completely fine. Stretchered off with his shirt over his head for an impact injury!? He needs toughening up.
I want more from him, he's got all the skills and tricks in his locker, but he needs to toughen up and play and stop being a mard arse, The other team will work you out very quickly and know to kick you or leave a bit on you early.
He's young and has to learn and being a Manchester City player in the Premier League you're going to get kicked all the time and the referee will not protect you because of the badge and shirt,
Very Antony like, thankfully that’s where most of the similarities end!He has the lowest pain threshold in football. Several times this season he’s gone down like we won’t see him again this season and then he’s completely fine. Stretchered off with his shirt over his head for an impact injury!? He needs toughening up.
Cobwebcat
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He has a dive in him too.He has the lowest pain threshold in football. Several times this season he’s gone down like we won’t see him again this season and then he’s completely fine. Stretchered off with his shirt over his head for an impact injury!? He needs toughening up.
He will get there.
It’s not the medical staff that need fucking it’s the recruitment which has done us . We knew all summer that Alvarez wasn’t happy and was looking to move yet we sat and waited and watched hen he went and we still sat and waited whilst getting rid of Delap another striker and now we are hoping to god that the big man stays injury free as we can’t rotate him and then we have kdb who is a legend but is injured more than he plays now and finally we had Rodri who was fucked at the end of last season and even got injured at the euros which was a massive red flag but we didn’t act and he is out for the season and we have no cover . Out recruitment over the years has been fantastic but we need to call it this season what it is and that is total rubbish .That's a stupid take. Our medical staff has been great and has helped us win the Treble and 4 in a row. Injuries happen, especially after years of fighting for multiple trophies.
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It’s not the medical staff that need fucking it’s the recruitment which has done us . We knew all summer that Alvarez wasn’t happy and was looking to move yet we sat and waited and watched hen he went and we still sat and waited whilst getting rid of Delap another striker and now we are hoping to god that the big man stays injury free as we can’t rotate him and then we have kdb who is a legend but is injured more than he plays now and finally we had Rodri who was fucked at the end of last season and even got injured at the euros which was a massive red flag but we didn’t act and he is out for the season and we have no cover . Out recruitment over the years has been fantastic but we need to call it this season what it is and that is total rubbish .
Pretty sure the management will/have reviewed the events with regards to recruitment as the season has unfolded.
What they never do is make kneejerk decision's especially with such issues as recruitment.
Planning for injuries is impossible, so having a squad that under most circumstances will be able to cover will have been the plan.
A reluctance on Pep's part to have a large squad is also a factor, and hindsight is always easier to apply.
The current number of injuries/absences for whatever reasons does appear to be out of the norm.
An unexpected bonus could be an opportunity for some of our kids .
OMG you sound far too sensible for this forum :-)Pretty sure the management will/have reviewed the events with regards to recruitment as the season has unfolded.
What they never do is make kneejerk decision's especially with such issues as recruitment.
Planning for injuries is impossible, so having a squad that under most circumstances will be able to cover will have been the plan.
A reluctance on Pep's part to have a large squad is also a factor, and hindsight is always easier to apply.
The current number of injuries/absences for whatever reasons does appear to be out of the norm.
An unexpected bonus could be an opportunity for some of our kids .
mancityscot
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haha i have thought the same. I wince whenever he goes to groundHe has the lowest pain threshold in football. Several times this season he’s gone down like we won’t see him again this season and then he’s completely fine. Stretchered off with his shirt over his head for an impact injury!? He needs toughening up.
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OMG you sound far too sensible for this forum :-)
Plenty would disagree with that sentiment .