sam-caddick said:Very frustrated with this injury, it looks like he won't be back until our game with Bayern at home and let's be honest that is not great at all.
Demechelis and Nastasic need to build up a formidable partnership as soon as possible otherwise this injury could leave us behind in the title race.
Eccles Blue said:sam-caddick said:Very frustrated with this injury, it looks like he won't be back until our game with Bayern at home and let's be honest that is not great at all.
Demechelis and Nastasic need to build up a formidable partnership as soon as possible otherwise this injury could leave us behind in the title race.
Have we definitely signed Demechelis then? I thought it was just a rumour.
it'd ridiculous to blame the injury on that, can't believe what I am reading, it was bad luck.Bluep*ss said:BufordUSABlue said:welsh_andy said:phew, sounds like gd news, did read he be out for a few wks. if he is training or even light training could possibly be back for hull or stoke, least a game under his belt before the scum.
can all breathe a huge sigh of relief
Groin injuries can be complexed, only when you start doing turns and twists in a match situation do you know the extent of the injury. Training involves a lot of straight line runs which don't put a lot of strain on the groin.
Still great news that he is actually training as with a strain or a tear he wouldn't be training full stop.
Lets not forget how this injury happened. We were 4-0 up and playing the ball around in "triangles" (pissing about some would say) just in the Newcastle half on our right side with Yaya, Zabs, Nasri, possibly Jesus, tip-tap, tip tap (or is it Tika-Taka). Yaya must have touched the ball 10 times when one of their players got a boot in and the ball broke down their left side and Ameobi cottoned on to it. As the covering player, our Vinny slid in to tackle and did his groin in. Some fans like this pass -pass-pass football but if we are not moving forward it does my head in.
End of rant.
When we're looking to get as close to winning the title as we can, or actually winning it, and get to the knock-out stages of the CL I don't think there's such thing as being ungrateful in wanting to spend extra money on positions where we need it. There's no way Nastasić and Kompany will be fit for every game all season and I too think we need to make a signing at centre half.adrianr said:Just go and chuck the bloody kitchen sink at Pepe. What's the point arguing over 10m when we've got the title, CL group qualification and domestic cup competitions on the line? Without Vinny we could find ourselves shit out of luck by the time he even gets back into the team. Spend 90m on attackers, why risk that being for nothing by skimping on centre half? Learn from old mistakes, make new ones!
*The above is not to be taken as an ungrateful 'we haven't spent enough' post*
No such thing as luck, good or bad. At the time I too blamed the players involved in that particular spell of possession and Kompany himself for thinking he had to make that challenge to cover for them. We didn't play with any of that sort of play all game apart from that small period of thirty seconds. The whole thing was avoidable.NoahCity said:it'd ridiculous to blame the injury on that, can't believe what I am reading, it was bad luck.Bluep*ss said:BufordUSABlue said:Groin injuries can be complexed, only when you start doing turns and twists in a match situation do you know the extent of the injury. Training involves a lot of straight line runs which don't put a lot of strain on the groin.
Still great news that he is actually training as with a strain or a tear he wouldn't be training full stop.
Lets not forget how this injury happened. We were 4-0 up and playing the ball around in "triangles" (pissing about some would say) just in the Newcastle half on our right side with Yaya, Zabs, Nasri, possibly Jesus, tip-tap, tip tap (or is it Tika-Taka). Yaya must have touched the ball 10 times when one of their players got a boot in and the ball broke down their left side and Ameobi cottoned on to it. As the covering player, our Vinny slid in to tackle and did his groin in. Some fans like this pass -pass-pass football but if we are not moving forward it does my head in.
End of rant.
omfg, people make challenges like that all the time, and most of the time no one is injured.Caveman said:No such thing as luck, good or bad. At the time I too blamed the players involved in that particular spell of possession and Kompany himself for thinking he had to make that challenge to cover for them. We didn't play with any of that sort of play all game apart from that small period of thirty seconds. The whole thing was avoidable.NoahCity said:it'd ridiculous to blame the injury on that, can't believe what I am reading, it was bad luck.Bluep*ss said:Lets not forget how this injury happened. We were 4-0 up and playing the ball around in "triangles" (pissing about some would say) just in the Newcastle half on our right side with Yaya, Zabs, Nasri, possibly Jesus, tip-tap, tip tap (or is it Tika-Taka). Yaya must have touched the ball 10 times when one of their players got a boot in and the ball broke down their left side and Ameobi cottoned on to it. As the covering player, our Vinny slid in to tackle and did his groin in. Some fans like this pass -pass-pass football but if we are not moving forward it does my head in.
End of rant.
NoahCity said:omfg, people make challenges like that all the time, and most of the time no one is injured.Caveman said:No such thing as luck, good or bad. At the time I too blamed the players involved in that particular spell of possession and Kompany himself for thinking he had to make that challenge to cover for them. We didn't play with any of that sort of play all game apart from that small period of thirty seconds. The whole thing was avoidable.NoahCity said:it'd ridiculous to blame the injury on that, can't believe what I am reading, it was bad luck.
Caveman said:No such thing as luck, good or bad. At the time I too blamed the players involved in that particular spell of possession and Kompany himself for thinking he had to make that challenge to cover for them. We didn't play with any of that sort of play all game apart from that small period of thirty seconds. The whole thing was avoidable.NoahCity said:it'd ridiculous to blame the injury on that, can't believe what I am reading, it was bad luck.Bluep*ss said:Lets not forget how this injury happened. We were 4-0 up and playing the ball around in "triangles" (pissing about some would say) just in the Newcastle half on our right side with Yaya, Zabs, Nasri, possibly Jesus, tip-tap, tip tap (or is it Tika-Taka). Yaya must have touched the ball 10 times when one of their players got a boot in and the ball broke down their left side and Ameobi cottoned on to it. As the covering player, our Vinny slid in to tackle and did his groin in. Some fans like this pass -pass-pass football but if we are not moving forward it does my head in.
End of rant.