[Albion] So Who Is Injured?

[Gritt23]

What is your definition of "injured"? Is it, "will be perfectly fine for the weekend". Reality is we really can't be bothered with this Cup, and will treat it as a run out for the kids.Tough luck for those who have paid to see the 1st team, and have got to see the U18s with a few others sprinkled in.

Shameful.

 

[el punal]

I had a hangover in Hannover, and picked up a rather nasty infection in Paris from a wonderful piece of totty following a sales conference. As both incidents occurred ‘off piste’ so to speak, but in company time, could they be deemed to be work place injuries?

Got to love the Germans and the French for their sympathetic approach to work/leisure involvement.

P.S. None of the above happened, just a hypothetical situation - honest guv.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

What is your definition of "injured"? Is it, "will be perfectly fine for the weekend". Reality is we really can't be bothered with this Cup, and will treat it as a run out for the kids.Tough luck for those who have paid to see the 1st team, and have got to see the U18s with a few others sprinkled in.

Shameful.

I was expecting to see a fair few youngsters but was shocked that no first teamers were on the bench and that our only experienced players were defenders.
I got the feeling that Potter was relieved when Grealish scored.

Felt a bit cheated to be honest

 

[Machiavelli]

https://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/17927600.potter-explains-went-youngsters-villa/

This stood out:
He said: “A bit of both, I would say. With Chelsea on Saturday, we have got a couple of lads sick, a couple of players who are recovering (from injury) and quite close but we just thought it was too soon for them to play.”

Not sure we've heard of this before.