BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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Talk about a revolving door of injuries this season at least we're not the only club suffering though
Totally agree with this.This is why it was naive of those who said no new signings are needed because soon we will have a fully fit squad again. Ain't not such thing as a fully fit squad.
Gutted.
Isn't that what we currently have. ?We actually have a very decent squad which can cope seamlessly with 3 or 4 injuries.
Ha ! Well it won't be Milner . He';s injured ha ha.You can imagine Lamptey and Veltman might be able to share right back duties this weekend, but where's our pace in behind on this high Spurs line coming from. Milner?
Well. It could be to do with ladders, cats or some kind of gypsy graveyard which we've built the training ground on and suffered it's curse.Oh FFS, this is becoming beyond a joke, who keeps running black cats over in Lancing? Gutted for Hinch but we’ll cope, Pedro though, if this is serious then that’s our season f***ed IMO.
Or maybe there are other factors ?Well. It could be to do with ladders, cats or some kind of gypsy graveyard which we've built the training ground on and suffered it's curse.
But if I had overall responsibility for player conditioning i'd be shifting pretty uncomfortably in my seat right now. And I'd be trying to think of justifications for why we've averaging a bad injury every couple of weeks for months on end.
The trouble is that at least 6 of the players you're counting as fit are only likely to be able to play for small part of the game if that. I mean Fati might feature for 10 mins, but he's not fit.Isn't that what we currently have. ?
We have 20 fit first team squad players with Adingra rejoining the squad next week. Pedro has a hamstring injury . He won't miss many games.
Not sure what you're suggesting re: squad strengthening . Is it Pedro might get an injury - we should have signed another striker ? Club has let everyone down and some posters on NSC are "naive" (i'm happy to be one of em ha ha ) for questioning that kneejerk type approach. ?
From the article you posted. Again, there are questions to answer
Understood. I wish the club had landed Dewsbury Hall as Gross/Gilmour is an issue if one of them , god forbid, gets injured.The trouble is that at least 6 of the players you're counting as fit are only likely to be able to play for small part of the game if that. I mean Fati might feature for 10 mins, but he's not fit.
So yes I think we're short of players. RDZ knows it. The club knows it, but missed their targets. This happens, fair enough. The mistake was in the players we loaned out, Sarmiento in particular, which is well covered ground, but we've made mistakes again here.
We're now in a situation where we'll have a massive concentration of games coming up and the manager is going to have very little choice who he picks
well - we;ve had more injuries ! Of course Albion have had either bad luck or brought it on themselves there (depending on your pov) . I'm just saying there are a lot of factors contributing to injuries this season, lots of clubs have had similar issues, and rule changes like longer 100+minute games might be a factor. You're saying we should point the finger at the medical staff.From the article you posted. Again, there are questions to answer
Chelsea have the least total recovery time across the period with 143.5 hours, and Brighton have the most with 287.5 hours.
I'm saying there are questions to answer.well - we;ve had more injuries ! I'm just saying there are a lot of factors contributing to injuries this season, lots of clubs have had similar issues, and rule changes like longer 100+minute games might be a factor. You're saying we should point the finger at the medical staff.
Who said no new signings are needed ? They’re always needed if they strengthen the squad. It’s just a balance between who you can land, not giving players game time if you increase the squad, keeping players happy and being aware of injury recovery . Not easy.This is why it was naive of those who said no new signings are needed because soon we will have a fully fit squad again. Ain't not such thing as a fully fit squad.
Gutted.
Agreed. Of course. They should be looking at it - I’m sure they are ! - both at the Albion - bit also agreed at every club as most have had similar issues this season.I'm saying there are questions to answer.
I think it's nothing to do with VAR breaks or the world cup.
I think it's all to do with conditioning. If you try to ultra fine tune someone athletically they are more likely to get injured. An F1 car is more likely to break down than my 15 year old Astra. It's happening at all clubs as they are all trying to pick up every athletic marginal gain. I understand why, but there's no point having someone ultra strong if they are out because we're picking up long injuries every couple of weeks.
Clubs including us need to re-look at how we are managing players fitness
It can just be luck. Just the way it goes. We've had a few seasons relatively injury free so we were probably due a bad one. The fact that we have done so well is testament to RDZ and the remaining players.I wonder what West Ham is doing, it can't be just luck? Hardly any injuries.
Please tell me this is bollocks
Questions, questionsSo basically he heard first or second hand from the embargoed section of the press conference but broke the embargo. Gotta be first with the news - all about the hits