EL APACHE TEVEZ
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I’d buy Bowen in an instant what a player,he’d be brilliant in our midfield
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Premier League (midweek) Games 5/6/7 December '23
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BooksReject
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I’d buy Bowen in an instant what a player,he’d be brilliant in our midfield
Agreed. Paqueta ain’t the answer
Feel like things at the top of the Premier League this season is sort of quietly getting defined by injuries mounting up really suddenly and teams having to slowly build their way back to form. Happened to Spurs, Newcastle, United, and City so far. Villa, Liverpool, Arsenal all due a spell soon. Games are running longer by about 10 to 15 mins and VAR stoppages are dragging on. Players are spending long chunks of the game stood about waiting for VAR, then they have to get right back on it and run harder for longer. Taking its toll on a lot of squads imo. Over half the teams in the league have got 7 or more injuries (or, like us, have lads literally just coming back). That's about a third of their squads. Can't remember a time like this before, ever, for muscle injuries and about a dozen teams being in actual injury crisis.
They've flogged the players to death, fucking world cups in the middle of a season, loads of pointless internationals and they're talking about adding even more games. Players need to grow some bollocks and say no, strike if they have to.
I’d buy Bowen in an instant what a player,he’d be brilliant in our midfield
We could have bought Maddison and/or Ward-Prowse but didn't. That's looking a bit stupid now.
BooksReject
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Feel like things at the top of the Premier League this season is sort of quietly getting defined by injuries mounting up really suddenly and teams having to slowly build their way back to form. Happened to Spurs, Newcastle, United, and City so far. Villa, Liverpool, Arsenal all due a spell soon. Games are running longer by about 10 to 15 mins and VAR stoppages are dragging on. Players are spending long chunks of the game stood about waiting for VAR, then they have to get right back on it and run harder for longer. Taking its toll on a lot of squads imo. Over half the teams in the league have got 7 or more injuries (or, like us, have lads literally just coming back). That's about a third of their squads. Can't remember a time like this before, ever, for muscle injuries and about a dozen teams being in actual injury crisis.
Good post, youngbob
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BooksReject
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"I'm a little teapot....."
You ok, Jim?
BlueMonkey79
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Suck on that Chaz n Dave brigade