ETH playing injured players. It's like everything people critisied Ole for doing he does as well.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Jamie (@Vault Dweller) get the depressing job of reviewing United's 3-0 loss at Old Trafford to Liverpool. They discuss what went wrong, Casemiro's day to forget, and the pressure now on Erik Ten Hag. They also take some time to give McTominay a proper farewell, and give their overall thoughts on the Summer Transfer Window.
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Christ almighty when do the injuries end?
Ah for f*ck sake. What is in the water at Carrington?
Our players are weak. Need juiced clearly.
Him not being 100% would explain his performance levels this year. However, fecks sake
No guarantee we’ll ever seen that player again unfortunately.
It’s definitely prevalent. No way certain teams can play with all that tempo for 60+ games a season and no injuries. Just not buying it.
Curious as to how you aggravate a healed metatarsal injury. Has it re-broken? Fractured?
Correct. I fully believe we are incredibly naive in our approach and other teams are up to all sorts of stuff.
Ah no this is a huge blow. Sounds like he'll be out quite a while. I see they mentioned they're evaluating options for him, so I assume that means that another surgery is not off the table.
These injuries really are killing us right now.
These injuries really are killing us right now.
What fresh hell is this?
Well that’s fecking shite!! Just can’t catch a break with these injuries. Just as we’re starting to get players back we lose other ones.
He only had a metatarsal injury? The way people go on about him still struggling because of the injury, I thought it must have been something far worse. I've broke my metatarsal before and I never even think about it or notice it. I don't think that'll be the issue here
Can resident physicians explain. Didn’t the bone heal?
What?
Slowly but surely, Jacob Harry Maguire’s plan comes together.
It was initially suspected to be his achilles but ended up being a metatarsal.
Wow. Haha. I'm sure you're the same as an footballer at the highest level.
Plenty of players have never fully recovered to their pre injury levels after a bone fracture injury. Hopefully that isn’t the case with Martinez.
I am not an orthopedician so what do i know. But I imagine even if the fracture itself has healed, there maybe some type of inflammatory reaction around the bone or surrounding ligaments issue. Just speculation.
The new doctor is a plague doctor. He's been bringing bad luck ever since he's announced.
So is he having surgery or just resting the foot?
There really needs to be an assessment of our medical team now. A player getting injection in his foot for two games, after a major injury, then sidelined for months again. It's an absolute farce, no explaining this negligence away.
Turns out buying a CB was very high on prio list, I actually thought we could've let Maguire go and go into the season with what we have + Evans.
People were mocking ETH for wanting the Ajax medical team here.
What's that got to do with it? I can understand with other injuries that the stresses of playing regularly would be an issue, but for me you'd never know it ever happened. No pain, no residual issues. Maybe his was just a bit more of an awkward break in some way.
There's many footballers that have had the same injury and recovered within weeks.
Yeah achilles would have been a serious issue. I've done my ACL and that's a bad one, but achilles I believe is worse for football. I knew they ruled that out, but presumed it was something bad with the way people have spoke about his injury. His metatarsal must have been broken pretty worse than normal.
People were mocking ETH for wanting the Ajax medical team here.
ETH would probably rename us 'Ajax of Manchester' if he had the chance
This fecking season man
How was he allowed to play after the Arsenal game if he had reported an injury setback and needed rest? I wonder who's fault is this? Medical staff? ETH?
Such a shame, center back has become a priority as soon as possible(January). But I suspect we won't have the money in January to bring anyone with Glazers still around.
I also wonder if Lisandro has just become injury prone and may never return to the pre-injury level, form again...
Such a shame, center back has become a priority as soon as possible(January). But I suspect we won't have the money in January to bring anyone with Glazers still around.
I also wonder if Lisandro has just become injury prone and may never return to the pre-injury level, form again...
Playing Lisandro against Brighton might’ve been negligent but he kind of had to play vs Bayern — unless you wanted Jonny Evans beside Lindelof.
We didn’t (don’t) have any backup for Reguilon, so I understand that one.
Misread the initial tweet and thought it said 2-3 weeks and not months. FFS I hate this season so damn much but is it all that surprising, we looked exhausted in preseason. Is it repercussion for going deep in 3 competitions last season or something more sinister at play within the club.
Arsenal are having some terrible luck with injuries what United are facing is something different.
Arsenal are having some terrible luck with injuries what United are facing is something different.
I hope the talk of him playing on for extra games whilst feeling the injury aren't right. That's Ole/Rashford territory and reflects horrendously on the manager.
Better he takes the requisite time to get back as best as he feels than rush and have recurrence.
Better he takes the requisite time to get back as best as he feels than rush and have recurrence.
Probably wasn't completely healed - which to be honest, is really irresponsible from the club.
Especially considering Argentina took one look at him as asked him not to play
Well now we know why.
He didn't though have to play against anyone though, he was injured
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