Yes
And bring Eva Carneiro, during her tenure the chavs were the least injured side.
We will only swap calf and hamstring injuries for groin strains instead :)
Yes
And bring Eva Carneiro, during her tenure the chavs were the least injured side.
Then they want sacking then. The fact that a club with our resources and supposed expertise throughout has allowed this to happen is very concerning. I guess me having blind faith that those in charge know what they're doing needs to be addressed.Muscle injuries sustained in training and in warm-ups strongly suggest that they aren't doing their job properly (and I've asked an experienced physio this question). Also compare our injury record with many of the same players in the 2011/12 season (when we had a different head of sports medicine) to the record since. Third, look at the record of clubs like Chelsea under Eva Carneiro. Some clubs have consistently good records and ome have consistently bad ones. That's not a coincidence.
It's odd that the club where money is no object and supposedly no detail is overlooked, has just left Mancini's man in place, who really has no track record and hasn't gone out and got the best.Then they want sacking then. The fact that a club with our resources and supposed expertise throughout has allowed this to happen is very concerning. I guess me having blind faith that those in charge know what they're doing needs to be addressed.
I can't help think that we've wasted our chance of being a dominant force these last couple of years. I'm all for the future vision being an exciting prospect but the here and now seems to be a bit of a damp squib.