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So Gabby gets injured in a meaningless friendly for Brazil managed by a former Chav..
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Trouble with that is that everyone loves waving flags, not just the English
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
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Yes, but if they're gonna get crocked, they should get crocked playing for us, not waste vital pre-crock minutes playing meaningless friendlies.Originally posted by redgunamo View PostIf injuries are indeed unavoidable, inevitable, then I'm not sure what difference it makes? Just let them play until they get crocked then pick the new blokes and hope that when the first choice is healed, he has to actually sweat over getting back into the team.
Managers will always have their favourites so the best you can get is that his preferences are at least based on performances.
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I don't mind people waving flags as long as it doesn't lead to Arsenal players getting injured. That's where I draw my line. When some Austrian postman injuries our skipper on purpose.Originally posted by redgunamo View PostTrouble with that is that everyone loves waving flags, not just the English
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Yes,but they are allowed to do so without the need for an excuse. It is only the English who need the cover of a sporting event to avoid being labelled as a right wing fanatic (as I did above)Originally posted by redgunamo View PostTrouble with that is that everyone loves waving flags, not just the English
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Some injuries are avoidable. And some are caused by others. For example, of our current crocked forwards only Gyokeres could be considered a result of workload. And his workload was only as high as it was because everyone else was injured.Originally posted by redgunamo View PostIf injuries are indeed unavoidable, inevitable, then I'm not sure what difference it makes? Just let them play until they get crocked then pick the new blokes and hope that when the first choice is healed, he has to actually sweat over getting back into the team.
Managers will always have their favourites so the best you can get is that his preferences are at least based on performances.
And short of injuries, physical performance drops with workload. So even if we are not losing players to injury there is a good chance that the overload means we won't see their best.
As we've discussed previously, the whole point of having a large squad is to ensure that you don't need it.
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Fair enough. It's complicated.Originally posted by Peter View PostSome injuries are avoidable. And some are caused by others. For example, of our current crocked forwards only Gyokeres could be considered a result of workload. And his workload was only as high as it was because everyone else was injured.
And short of injuries, physical performance drops with workload. So even if we are not losing players to injury there is a good chance that the overload means we won't see their best.
As we've discussed previously, the whole point of having a large squad is to ensure that you don't need it.
Heard about Lewa being asked by Barca bigwigs to stop scoring so, having already secured the title, they could avoid added bonus payments to Bayern?
The game has long since gone
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
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Not at all. It's only foreigners and lefties who believe thatOriginally posted by Peter View PostYes,but they are allowed to do so without the need for an excuse. It is only the English who need the cover of a sporting event to avoid being labelled as a right wing fanatic (as I did above)
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
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