Sassy Colin
Death or the gladioli!
But he can't finish 90 minutes or stay fit...
Evra was a machine for us, totally unbreakable, like that robot on the Terminator.
But he can't finish 90 minutes or stay fit...
Give it time, He was boss for southampton last season.But he can't finish 90 minutes or stay fit...
We bought a proper fullback. Not a converted failed winger like many clubs have. Very pleased we did. He's a young player who actually knows how to defend and is more than good enough on the ball for a fullback.
Three at the back messing about with players who can't play it.
Another injury prone player. Can't we sign, you know, players who don't collapse with ever little contact?
Another injury prone player. Can't we sign, you know, players who don't collapse with ever little contact?
Is he actually injured again then or just dropped?
A question for football fans:
If a player aged 18 is already injury prone (as Shaw is now), does it mean that his body cannot handle the stresses of football and never will?
As a former athlete myself, I remember when I was young - i was bullet proof. I could run/cycle/weight-train, from cold,without a warmup. As I got older, things changed, so I learnt how to prepare my body for physicality by warming up properly. IME, injury proneness, gets worse, not better, with age.
Phil Jones is 4 yrs older and is a great example of this.
He started off strong (low injury rate). But as he is getting older, he is getting more injury prone.
What do you guys think - can Shaw get over this injury hoodoo or will he head in the same direction as P.Jones?
A question for football fans:
If a player aged 18 is already injury prone (as Shaw is now), does it mean that his body cannot handle the stresses of football and never will?
As a former athlete myself, I remember when I was young - i was bullet proof. I could run/cycle/weight-train, from cold,without a warmup. As I got older, things changed, so I learnt how to prepare my body for physicality by warming up properly. IME, injury proneness, gets worse, not better, with age.
Phil Jones is 4 yrs older and is a great example of this.
He started off strong (low injury rate). But as he is getting older, he is getting more injury prone.
What do you guys think - can Shaw get over this injury hoodoo or will he head in the same direction as P.Jones?
A question for football fans:
If a player aged 18 is already injury prone (as Shaw is now), does it mean that his body cannot handle the stresses of football and never will?
As a former athlete myself, I remember when I was young - i was bullet proof. I could run/cycle/weight-train, from cold,without a warmup. As I got older, things changed, so I learnt how to prepare my body for physicality by warming up properly. IME, injury proneness, gets worse, not better, with age.
Phil Jones is 4 yrs older and is a great example of this.
He started off strong (low injury rate). But as he is getting older, he is getting more injury prone.
What do you guys think - can Shaw get over this injury hoodoo or will he head in the same direction as P.Jones?
looks like the fat kid picked last at school and playing him at wing back is mental. 30m quid for a lb. ffs that's mental.
looks like the fat kid picked last at school and playing him at wing back is mental. 30m quid for a lb. ffs that's mental.
Nope, just fat.
-so is he injured or not?
Nope, just fat.
I guess you might not have realized I was being sarcastic and slightly mocking the post above about being the fat kid that gets picked last at school.
Oh good. You can never be too sure these days given some of the recent posts on this forum.I guess you might not have realized I was being sarcastic and slightly mocking the post above about being the fat kid that gets picked last at school.
Just keep in mind that I'm a brilliant poster.Oh good. You can never be too sure these days given some of the recent posts on this forum.
Still feel this lad will prove a great long term investment for us, looked eager to get on tonight and hopefully will start against Leicester.