Has someone told Sessegnon the ball contains a baby chicken and he needs to keep it warm until it hatches?Is sitting legs akimbo on a picnic bench, staring moodily into the middle distance, going to help his hip?
Haven't we got some horse placentas we can throw at it or something?
At least they've progressed to standing up.
Not a chance they will be back for thenBoth might be back in time for our visit to Anfield, nice easy introduction to action!
Indeed... Klopp frequently gives his front 3 a breather at the end of games to bring on fresh legs, Emirates Marketing Project alternate between Aguero and Jesus, Leicester have Perez and Iheanacho to cover for Vardy, Chelsea have 3 full international forwards to choose from... meanwhile Kane and Son have been expected to play full 90 minutes of every match they’re fit until they pick up an (inevitable) injury and our the only cover appears to be a kid who only became old enough to get served in a pub a fortnight ago...Injuries aren’t really a matter of luck, though, are they? Fundamentally it’s about what players you buy, how you monitor them and how far you decide to push them. Risks and trade-offs and choices, not the cruelty of capricious fate.
Depends on the injury... contact injuries you cannot plan for and we have lost son and Hugo to them long termInjuries aren’t really a matter of luck, though, are they? Fundamentally it’s about what players you buy, how you monitor them and how far you decide to push them. Risks and trade-offs and choices, not the cruelty of capricious fate.
Injuries aren’t really a matter of luck, though, are they? Fundamentally it’s about what players you buy, how you monitor them and how far you decide to push them. Risks and trade-offs and choices, not the cruelty of capricious fate.