TheBlueCat
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Hahahaha ‘pass mustard’ - Autocorrect is not always your friend
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BrazilianGus
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The notion that our rivals can’t close the gap us if we stand still is crazy.That is because they are having to spend fortunes just trying to compete with us let alone take our crown. There are some gems out there just need to find them. Maybe we should try recruit Brightons' head scout?
PragueBlue
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You might want to read the post again (and the one he's replying to). Some of us got it anyway ;-)Hahahaha ‘pass mustard’ - Autocorrect is not always your friend
Kamaro011
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One caveat to all that is that we were incredibly lucky with injuries.
We lost players to injuries 447 days, the lowest in the PL by far - some of the worst were Liverpool who lost players for 1574 days, and Chelsea 1876.
Can't rely on that happening again.
We have probably have the best medical club team in the world so that's one of reason of why we can minimalize the impact of the injury even if we have small squads.
Injury will always happen but because our world class medical staff and facilities we don't need to relly bigger squad which means more money to pay and wages for the player in question.
You have to look at Juventus horrible injury track record to makes us feel fortunate that we have consistently have better treatment for our injury player so it will not impact too much in our campaign season.
TheBlueCat
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Fair enough. I have skipped a load of stuff in this threadYou might want to read the post again (and the one he's replying to). Some of us got it anyway ;-)
Arguably the case - but last year was still an outlier even for City.We have probably have the best medical club team in the world so that's one of reason of why we can minimalize the impact of the injury even if we have small squads.
Injury will always happen but because our world class medical staff and facilities we don't need to relly bigger squad which means more money to pay and wages for the player in question.
You have to look at Juventus horrible injury track record to makes us feel fortunate that we have consistently have better treatment for our injury player so it will not impact too much in our campaign season.
My thoughts too, we always needs to be widening the gap between us and all the other teams in the league.The notion that our rivals can’t close the gap us if we stand still is crazy.
blueparrot
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Easy to say hard to do when you’re the best team in Europe, any improvements are minute and difficult.My thoughts too, we always needs to be widening the gap between us and all the other teams in the league.
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BrazilianGus
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There’s a cliche that’s often said here that we can’t plan our squad based on the rivals’. That’s, obviously, bullshit. You always need to keep an eye on what everyone is doing as this is a competitive sport. You don’t win in a vacuum. A Formula 1 car is only something in comparison to the performance of others…My thoughts too, we always needs to be widening the gap between us and all the other teams in the league.
At the moment we’re not widening any gap. Instead, we are letting them get closer
Somewhat agree, but relying on the mostly untested youth and Kova to match Mahrez and Gundos goal contributions is a strange decision. Also I don't think Phillips is going to make it here and a proper back up to Rodri is needed.Easy to say hard to do when you’re the best team in Europe, any improvements are minute and difficult.