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[Albion] Fab and Welbeck Fallout?
- Thread starter Drpepper
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It can happen, although I’d say it’s more confidence than lazy
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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Finally, someone thinking about the children. At least they'll be fed.
- Jun 27, 2012
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PS: This is actually what Hurzeler said about Danny in the pre Villa press conference.
'You can't push him through this period with painkillers all the time. It's our responsibility to take care of the health of the player. That is why we had another scan. We tried to listen to other experts on ankle injuries, and now we will try to find the right solution for Danny. He is very doubtful for the games in the rest of this year.'
'You can't push him through this period with painkillers all the time. It's our responsibility to take care of the health of the player. That is why we had another scan. We tried to listen to other experts on ankle injuries, and now we will try to find the right solution for Danny. He is very doubtful for the games in the rest of this year.'
Insel affe
HellBilly
So one game then ?
- Jun 27, 2012
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Well I guess he meant Arsenal in that . More updates anyway at the Thursday press conference.
And sorry for distracting people from the joys of discussing the title of this thread. Carry on.
Sometimes a change from an environment that is Manchester United to an environment that is anywhere else could bring out the best in a player.
I would love if we signed Marcus Rashford.
- Oct 17, 2008
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I don’t think any team arguably in the world would turn down Rashford if they could afford him - and if scuttlebutt told them the player was still committed to the sport in terms of professionalism and focus.
But he has three years left on a £325,000 a week contract. He’ll go on loan next month to a top foreign club with either the option or commitment to buy, ala Sancho, and Manchester United will do some panicky business inbound.
But he has three years left on a £325,000 a week contract. He’ll go on loan next month to a top foreign club with either the option or commitment to buy, ala Sancho, and Manchester United will do some panicky business inbound.
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HellBilly
doubt anyone other than the most watched football in the world in terms of attendances could afford him, so off to Saudi he is then.
- Oct 17, 2008
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You very well could be right.
I think the change in environment needed would be losing his entourage.
US Seagull
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He made Fergie play Fallout 76 instead. Hence why Welbeck was upset.
US Seagull
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To be pedantic, that's not smoke. It's vapor.
"No vape without a douchebag", as they say.
Marshy
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Just cant see it
And even if there was an incident, those 2 are just going to sort it, 2 classy guys.
And even if there was an incident, those 2 are just going to sort it, 2 classy guys.
seagullwedgee
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- Aug 9, 2005
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Sounds very agitated in presser today. Welbeck is back on the training pitch. But could be out for 2,3,4 weeks?
very interesting….
very interesting….
Or he’s just started training again and they don’t want to rush him ?
seagullwedgee
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FH said Welbeck has no pain, and also he has no idea, he could be quick, or it could be 2,3 or 4 weeks. If he has no pain, and it could be quick, that doesn’t suggest the plan is about taking care and not taking risks. It suggests the ball is in the player’s court, so to speak.
seagullwedgee
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Also FH ducked the question on Fergie, just said he was unsure of the timescale.