criticalanalysis
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Ffs man.
What's your take on this stuff? The medical staff or something else?He picked up the injury in training.
What's your take on this stuff? The medical staff or something else?
Cheers. 'Luck' does not appear to be a factor by now; you can set your watch by the frequency of our injuries.A combination of over-training/training regime intensity and what appears to be an archaic medical staff (i.e. man's game, play through the pain, etc).
Probably not helped by a lack of depth in certain areas, either.
That said each player should be judged on a case by case basis but the number of muscle injuries across the squad this season suggests the first part to me (training and medical staff).
A combination of over-training/training regime intensity and what appears to be an archaic medical staff (i.e. man's game, play through the pain, etc).
Probably not helped by a lack of depth in certain areas, either.
That said each player should be judged on a case by case basis but the number of muscle injuries across the squad this season suggests the first part to me (training and medical staff).
His injury record suggests he isn’t injury proneWhen I mentioned him being injury prone here at the start of his last layoff, some called me out for it, but its becoming obvious that we cant rely on him and should seriously be trying to move him on before he becomes a weight around our neck like Jones was. A good player yes, but if he can only play a few games a season, whats the point?
Funny I thought anyone who keeps getting injured regularly is injury prone.His injury record suggests he isn’t injury prone
Not until he stepped through our door. He probably wouldn't have come on Saturday if not for injuries to other CB's. We are cursed.His injury record suggests he isn’t injury prone
He wasn't before. Most players aren't until we get our hands on them. There is something really wrong with this club. The injuries haven't just materialised this season. Just let him get fit and stop trying to rush him back.Funny I thought anyone who keeps getting injured regularly is injury prone.
Reading that Lindelof is injured as well. Did they run into each other?
Oh ok. Dropping like flies.Lindelof picked up his injury in the match, I assume the reporting is just updating on both players.
He is made of glass
I'm on about here at Utd. I never followed him before so wouldnt know, but at Utd he has had loads of time out.He wasn't before. Most players aren't until we get our hands on them. There is something really wrong with this club. The injuries haven't just materialised this season. Just let him get fit and stop trying to rush him back.
ETH likes very intense training. Perhaps he needs to dial it down after Christmas.
Assuming Ten Hag hasn't significantly altered the regime intensity from his time at Ajax, Martinez should be one of the players that is more used to it
The first one was unfortunate, then I think we rushed him back, then Coufal did for him, then maybe again we have rushed him back.I'm on about here at Utd. I never followed him before so wouldnt know, but at Utd he has had loads of time out.
He had 12 games missed since he started his professional career, for both club and country. He has now missed 44 games for United and counting. I wouldn't say the problem is with him.
Hopefully this will now at long last be dealt with.Exactly, people are quick to label players as injury prone but ignore the system of incompetence and neglect which is clearly behind our ridiculous list of injuries.
Yes I'm not going on the actual injuries, just the fact that he cant stay fit/uninjured. Not his fault, same as Jones, but he seems as jinxed as him.The first one was unfortunate, then I think we rushed him back, then Coufal did for him, then maybe again we have rushed him back.