If he's a winger, he plays on the right, which means he'll face whatever left back/left central defender we put up. Recently, though, he's been playing in the middle behind Welbeck, so expect him to face our central defenders more. McNair's going to have a real test if he starts in central defence.
Our most experienced defender on pitch is Smalling BTW. These injuries have gone beyond ridiculous now though.Our most experienced defender on the pitch who also happens to be 19 years old gets injured and no one is surprised.
It was so obvious from the moment he first touched the ball that he wasn't right. Just like Herrera a few weeks ago.
Just when you think we've set the bar as high as humanly possible for complete and utter feckwittery, we go and outdo ourselves. Genius.
How in anyway shape or form was this one their fault?Something is seriously wrong with our medical staff. We buy players with decent injury records and make them injury prone.
Yeah but this injury had nothing to do with that, it was a nasty challenge by Chamberlain, he'd also get injured if he was fit for 2 consecutive years.It is clearly not only bad luck that we get so many injuries. I think that in our desperation to field players we play them before they are 100% and then you are more likely to suffer setbacks on old injuries and new injuries. Combination of bad luck, injury prone players and high risk taking.
Apparently pictured leaving The Emirates in a moonboot.
Not good.
He just landed akwardly, nothing to do with rushing him.It is clearly not only bad luck that we get so many injuries. I think that in our desperation to field players we play them before they are 100% and then you are more likely to suffer setbacks on old injuries and new injuries. Combination of bad luck, injury prone players and high risk taking.
What'cha talkin' 'bout? He went over on his ankle, nothing to do with what made him a doubt for the game.
Didn't we check his glass to bone ratio when we signed him?
My post was making a point about our general problems with injuries. Not specifically this one. But the way a player coordinates his body and general fitness obviously have effects on the probability of suffering injuries. If you are not completely up to the tempo of the game you are also more likely to have challenges coming at you. Again talking generally and not trying to analyse this particular injury.Yeah but this injury had nothing to do with that, it was a nasty challenge by Chamberlain, he'd also get injured if he was fit for 2 consecutive years.
Jesus Christ. Looks like we will be seeing Young at left back next week then.
Listen, injuries are part and parcel of the game. Remember, Chelsea had Costa injured for a couple of games and now Nathan Ake is also out for them.