Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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Hang on.
Surely the club have, very well paid trainers, in contact with the club medical staff, to give them a tailored training regime. Why would they have individual ones?
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[Albion] Julio Enciso - Paraguay’s new wonder kid (Signed 17/06/2022)
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Hang on.
Surely the club have, very well paid trainers, in contact with the club medical staff, to give them a tailored training regime. Why would they have individual ones?
The Fits
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- Jun 29, 2020
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I find this weird too. We know their schedule is hyper controlled, especially rest. Surprised they are allowed to do anything without a very close eye on them from the club. But clearly this will have been sanctioned for both players.
GrossTurn
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- Jun 20, 2020
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Mad to think he hasn’t played a minute of European football for us, owing to how early in the season he got injured. Great to have him as another attacking option for Roma.
Seems to be the norm for some players.
Bissouma and Cucurella used to go to 'Ty Paul' when they were at Brighton (and Enciso has done stuff with him too, but seems to have found a new PT). Igor is always posting pictures from his home gym (often with some guy in the background), so assume he also has his own individual program alongside what he does at the club.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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They all do their own fitness outside of what the club provides. Pervis & Igor are constantly training by themselves if you follow their social media accounts. So makes sense some of the younger lads would also do this, but with some guidance.
Most players have home gyms as well to do bits. Ben White used to train in his, with the door open when he was in Worthing. Not very subtle
under his ultra violet ceiling lights
I think it's positive that they do some (monitored professionally) home training. Given the spare afternoons they have, it's either that, crouch over FIFA on the PlayStation, El golf with Lallana and Milner, chat up the women's team, play online poker with Bloom, set up an NSC account (e.g. 'Not Julio Enciso'), have pasta with the boss(as per the rota) or get on Bet365...
It’s just specific, individualised programmes……..will 100% be either set or at least approved by the club and for particular reasons. Just surprised with the posting on SM given the club paranoia about it
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
It’s the norm these days for players to have their own personal trainers, training, diet and nutrition regimes. Sometimes this will contradict the club they play for and there are disagreements and a number of issues around it in the game generally.
Players are very much their own bosses these days though. It’s their career - they might only be at a club for one year whereas they need to look after their body for a 20 year career and if they trust their own training/trainer to look after them well individually, I totally understand it.
Players are very much their own bosses these days though. It’s their career - they might only be at a club for one year whereas they need to look after their body for a 20 year career and if they trust their own training/trainer to look after them well individually, I totally understand it.
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
Not always 100% set or approved by clubs at all, Brighton no different to City, Arsenal, Southampton or any other clubs where this happens.
As I said above, it’s a little bit of an issue with some clubs and players in the game. Clubs are looking after their short term needs whereas players are individual brands these days and looking after their own long term career so there are regular disagreements.
If you say so
I'm amazed anyone could watch that game, and this be their take.
Adingra tired towards the end, and looked less effective back on his less favoured right - but on the left, in the first half especially, he was superb. Everton absolutely WERE 'shit scared' of him, and doubled up on him from about the fifth minute
Jimmy Grimble
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On reflection, my judgment might have been way out after about 15 pints. I don’t even remember posting that commentI'm amazed anyone could watch that game, and this be their take.
Adingra tired towards the end, and looked less effective back on his less favoured right - but on the left, in the first half especially, he was superb. Everton absolutely WERE 'shit scared' of him, and doubled up on him from about the fifth minute
Greg Bobkin
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- May 22, 2012
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Bit worrying, given it was made at 10:25 in the morning!On reflection, my judgment might have been way out after about 15 pints. I don’t even remember posting that comment
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Looking at him since he has come back from injury, does anyone else think he has bulked up a bit and looks physically stronger ?
Weirdly he even looks taller !
Weirdly he even looks taller !
Farehamseagull
Solly March Fan Club
Agreed. He does look stronger and he may well have had a little growth spurt at his age but I think his overall bigger body shape gives that impression anyway.
I was really impressed with the way both him and Buonanotte competed physically last night. Was in contrast to Fati and Adingra.
Jimmy Grimble
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He’s definitely been doing some deadlifting and squatting. Quads and hamstrings look huge!
fruitnveg
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Our early season performances hinged on him and the drop off after his injury was plain to see. So happy he's back and looking just as good already.