ThanksBoss26
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Very much agree with this.
Have you seen him? He looks a bit portly to me. Still class though.
Yes, and while he is not fit yet, he isn't 'so overweight'.
So, was he 6M or 14M?
German sources say 6M, so I'm inclined to believe them.
Schn/Schw should be starters in all important games.
What's the story, he's hired him as a personal physio or the club has?
Interesting...
Fredi Binder - who Bayern got rid off after last season (he was very close to Müller-Wohlfahrt - he worked for Bayern for 36 years - gets flown in to Manchester vor Bastian...
Schweinsteiger has done pretty well thus far, but you can see how he could play when fully fit. He is just busy. Get it pass it, get it pass it.......... keeps things ticking over brilliantly. When he does get fit I think its an easy decision that he'll start ahead of Carrick.
So they were never re-instated? i thought that calmer heads would prevail..Bayern have a new medical team now?
Interesting...
Fredi Binder - who Bayern got rid off after last season (he was very close to Müller-Wohlfahrt - he worked for Bayern for 36 years - gets flown in to Manchester vor Bastian...
Interesting...
Fredi Binder - who Bayern got rid off after last season (he was very close to Müller-Wohlfahrt - he worked for Bayern for 36 years - gets flown in to Manchester vor Bastian...
There's no point declaring it an absolute like that. They're beautifully interchangeable and both seem capable of slotting straight in when needed, so we should just play whoever's in better form at the time. During pre-season and the first couple of games that was Carrick, because Schweinsteiger hadn't quite got up to speed yet. Now it looks like it's Bastian, so we should be starting him. If he loses form or fitness at any point, Carrick can come in as first choice again. Etc.
Schweini's longterm physio will be flown to Manchester several times each week to treat Schweini's precious muscles. The rest just tells the history of the physio at Bayern, who worked for 36 years at the club.Does anyone know what it says? @Balu ?
Does anyone know what it says? @Balu ?
So they were never re-instated? i thought that calmer heads would prevail..Bayern have a new medical team now?
Schweini's longterm physio will be flown to Manchester several times each week to treat Schweini's precious muscles. The rest just tells the history of the physio at Bayern, who worked for 36 years at the club.
Im not Balu. But the most of the article is telling the story again who Fredi Binder is etc. (worked 36 for Bayern, the players trusted him, was set free by Bayern after last season etc.) - that is why I did not translate that. The main part is that he gets flown into Manchester a couple of times to take care of Bastian and that that is not self-effident as United has its own team. But - that van Gaal knows Binder and the relationship he has to Schweinsteiger.
Pretty much.I generally agree but I'd like to accommodate Carrick in his natural role when we do play him, as a holding player in a three. This would make a lot of sense given that the squad balance has shifted from top heavy to overly stocked in midfield, and would allow us to play Herrera in his optimal role alongside Schneiderlin.
When we want to play in the current system, I think Schweinsteiger should be in ahead of Carrick when possible. Horses for courses and all that...
Although very similar, they've hardly played together to yet come that conclusion.If he starts alongside Schneiderlin, it'll be a good idea for him to start. Him and Carrick don't fit.
He's still getting back to full fitness. This was a few days back :Having watched Schweinsteiger closely at home games I still think he's playing within himself. He still looks laboured. I'd still have him coming on when the opposition gets tired until he gains full match fitness.
Eh. Not convinced he's been any better than Carrick has been so far this season in my opinion.
Meh. More balls getting past him thoughHis high pressing alone has been better