Diaby's officially dead then -

[7evens]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/arsenal/1136 2392/Arsenal-news-Abou-Diaby-looks-to-have-played-last-game- for-club.html (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/arsenal/11362392/Arsenal-news-Abou-Diaby-looks-to-have-played-last-game-for-club.html)

[Pokster]

[Hillary]

[IUFG]

http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BGdWQ5_CEAApCLo.png



that and his spastic muscle fibre structure...

[Brentwood]

[Mo Britain less Europe]

to all sorts of unrelated injuries.

[7evens]

I have subsequently been sin binned from the kitchen for a while though.. :-(

[IUFG]

muscle fibres are generally at 90 degrees to almost every other human being.

therefore fitness regimes and treatment that works on most, don't work on him.

* (he said he was an Arsenal fan) I place a caveat on this by recalling we were both quite drunk in the St Pancras Hotel bar whilst waiting for respective trains

[IUFG]

[Billy Goat Sverige]

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I can tell you he has been everywhere in the world to be assessed. There is an explanation. He is quick, strong, has good stamina, good resistance to repeat, but his muscle strength is not good enough to deal with that. Sometimes little fibres go in his muscles, this is basically his problem.

When you play every three days, you cannot rebuild your strength as you need to recover. When you don't rebuild your strength, through the games you burn your fibres a bit and become weaker and weaker, so that means he gets injured.

Read more at http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/179648.html#bqFyx QXzPH9jQlbR.99 (http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/179648.html#bqFyxQXzPH9jQlbR.99)