Injury Updates

[kaz7]

just coming back again

Not yet

 

[mccity]

So; no Torres and, in all probability, no Jesus on saturday. No wonder I hate these international breaks.

Hopefully I don't regret this comment but thank goodness it's Burnley at home.

 

[Keeper!]

sick of our players being injured on international duty , the managers dont give a single shit , just concerned about their own stats

The problem is some players think playing for your country is a bigger honour than a club side.

KDB knew exactly that his ankle was in a bad way in the Euros, he fully knew the consequences of playing under pain killers, yet he did, why?

 

[bert38]

It's an unfortunate injury but shit happens. Good job we have a large squad full of quality.

Is it really ‘large?’

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

I loathe international breaks.

Get him fixed up, rested and have him fully fit ready to gain some form for the festive period.

 

[mccity]

Is it really ‘large?’

Technically no, but I suppose compared to other clubs we have a larger pool of quality backup options. Swings and roundabouts I guess.

 

[PinkFinal]

Gets injured in a meaningless game fucking fantastic
I'd like to see international football reduced it's so boring apart from tournament finals

 

[kaz7]

The problem is some players think playing for your country is a bigger honour than a club side.

KDB knew exactly that his ankle was in a bad way in the Euros, he fully knew the consequences of playing under pain killers, yet he did, why?

He has said since that had he known what the damage would be playing on then he wouldnt have done it , it is the dr and physios job to lay it out for him before jabbing him up and the manager to say you are not playing but we all know martinez flogs him every time

 

[Kamaro011]

The problem is some players think playing for your country is a bigger honour than a club side.

KDB knew exactly that his ankle was in a bad way in the Euros, he fully knew the consequences of playing under pain killers, yet he did, why?

I don't know what it means representing your nation Football in England, but everywhere it means pride and honor. Player takes a pride playing for their nation, even it means taking an injury if there a slightest chance to earn a trophy for their Country.

My points is, everywhere outside England Nation > Club in term of importance for the players.

 

[The Stockport Iniesta]

He has said since that had he known what the damage would be playing on then he wouldnt have done it , it is the dr and physios job to lay it out for him before jabbing him up and the manager to say you are not playing but we all know martinez flogs him every time

Yes, i read that as well, its a disgrace giving a player 2 painkilling injections so he can play in this day and age.