Bedfordspurs
Chris Waddle
He wasn’t
Contact injuries are not a sign of being injury prone
It’s a sign that your getting kicked
Kanes angles aren’t weak. It’s what happens when you get tackled or fouled
Now lamela… very different
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Cristian Romero
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Contact injuries are not a sign of being injury prone
It’s a sign that your getting kicked
Kanes angles aren’t weak. It’s what happens when you get tackled or fouled
Now lamela… very different
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
What??
It does feel like we are cursed to have so many critical players out at the same time.
It does feel like we are cursed to have so many critical players out at the same time.
DeanoAustin
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Us and Chelsea although their 1,000 strong squad should be better able to cope. That said, you look at Brentford with 1 less injury and with their squad, that's probably just as devastating for them if not moreso. United and Saudi Sportswashing Machine hit pretty badly too.
Any correlation with distance covered I wonder?
yiddo37
Alan Hutton
I know.
From likely to be ok for Brighton to out for 5 weeks, seriously!!
Hotshot-Tottenham
Edgar Davids
We are not getting any luck with injuries at all are we.
Step up Emerson!
Step up Emerson!
AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
I think some people on X just gamble they are okay so if it turns out that way they can claim to be itk lol.
There was people doing the same with vdv saying it was just cramp……
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
Maybe Ash Phillips will make his debut
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
And big injuries to key players too.
Bedfordspurs
Chris Waddle
It was a few reporters TBF
Robbo
Paul Walsh
Four, at least, so we can be fairly certain at least one of our six preferred CBs will be available for any given match.
FolkestoneSpur
Neil Sullivan
This from Transfermarkt is interesting and provides hope for next season and even more so once the squad is more filled out.
"Postecoglou’s philosophy deserves praise as it’s overwhelmingly positive but players are susceptible to picking up injuries. Van de Ven’s hamstring issue wasn’t uncommon for a player under Postecoglou with Kyogo Furuhashi, Albian Ajeti and Reo Hatate all suffering similar injuries at Celtic. Acclimatising to Postecolgou’s demands heightens the likelihood of certain muscular injuries and the Tottenham boss has even accepted this himself. “[The hamstring injuries] are obviously something we want to get on top of but it’s not new to me either,” Postecoglou conceded early-on in his Celtic tenure. “The way we play I kind of understand, and have done at the clubs I’ve been at, that the beginnings are always difficult. We play differently and train differently and it takes players time to adjust to that and along the way we obviously pay a price. But the one thing I’ve never done, and I won’t do in my whole career, is compromise the football team we want to be because we are not quite ready to be there. I’d rather sort-of keep going at the pace we are going and it means we are going to have some casualties along the way and lose a few.”
Link to the whole article.
www.transfermarkt.co.uk
"Postecoglou’s philosophy deserves praise as it’s overwhelmingly positive but players are susceptible to picking up injuries. Van de Ven’s hamstring issue wasn’t uncommon for a player under Postecoglou with Kyogo Furuhashi, Albian Ajeti and Reo Hatate all suffering similar injuries at Celtic. Acclimatising to Postecolgou’s demands heightens the likelihood of certain muscular injuries and the Tottenham boss has even accepted this himself. “[The hamstring injuries] are obviously something we want to get on top of but it’s not new to me either,” Postecoglou conceded early-on in his Celtic tenure. “The way we play I kind of understand, and have done at the clubs I’ve been at, that the beginnings are always difficult. We play differently and train differently and it takes players time to adjust to that and along the way we obviously pay a price. But the one thing I’ve never done, and I won’t do in my whole career, is compromise the football team we want to be because we are not quite ready to be there. I’d rather sort-of keep going at the pace we are going and it means we are going to have some casualties along the way and lose a few.”
Link to the whole article.
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Tottenham
afsoc4life
Dean Richards
I had a feeling when I saw the challenge in the first half of the Everton game on him. He didnt appear to be moving freely after that.
Mrs Vert
Terry Fenwick
That be me!!
Mrs Vert
Terry Fenwick
In my defense I had read on insta so even more legit
paxtonwolf
Tony Marchi
How long did he play on after that challenge, seem to remember it was about 10 mins, that wont have helped either