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[Albion] Izquierdo - what’s going on?
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- Oct 17, 2008
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Sussex Nomad
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Murray?
If we're playing a clearly non fit player who is also out of form and has barely featured all season, it really screams 'strength and depth' in the squad. . . Which is exactly what we spunked our pocket money on last summer. And he's not even that good when he is Fit!
It could be argued wingers have been our downfall . . .a few half decent midfielders and a striker that all actually have shooting boots would likely as not have seen us safe already.
It could be argued wingers have been our downfall . . .a few half decent midfielders and a striker that all actually have shooting boots would likely as not have seen us safe already.
mune ni kamome
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I wouldn’t say he was massively impressive before this season. Only seems to have one move and that’s to cut inside and try to curl one into top corner
studio150
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Spending too much time with his pet pig
Arjen Robbens done alright with that one move!
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Once it's Cooked it's cooked . . . . Can only spend so much time preparing and basting
AmexRuislip
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I think that if the Albion players were apps on android, they'd need uninstalling then reinstalling.
Then regular updates when prompted, with bug fixes
Then regular updates when prompted, with bug fixes
He looks dreadful and a pale shadow of last season.
Time will tell if he and the two other attackers who collectively cost £50m are worth even £15m in total in the resale market.
In summary looks like the Manager has been given a duff hand by the recruitment department. I hope I am wrong but fear I am right!
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Time will tell if he and the two other attackers who collectively cost £50m are worth even £15m in total in the resale market.
In summary looks like the Manager has been given a duff hand by the recruitment department. I hope I am wrong but fear I am right!
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Aside the fact he's a better player, having compatible team mates and a proactive manager probably helps.
Sussex Nomad
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Jury's out.
nwgull
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It has been posted by an ITK source on here that he’s having a knee op post season. It’s worth noting that this source has been very accurate with quite a few things so I’m inclined to believe this. Let’s hope it does the trick, as he was brilliant last season.
Def not fit......soon after he came on (vs Saints I think) he was challenged and immediately grimaced and was holding his knee. Suspect he’s being nursed through to the end of the season because Ali J hasn’t delivered and Knocky can’t be relied upon. Reckon he played yesterday out of necessity - fair play to him, whilst clearly off the pace he still put a shift in (they all did - Solly looked absolutely ****ed after an hour but still kept going)
Barham's tash
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He has something similar to an injury I had - a bucket handle tear of the meniscus - whereby a flap of the cartilage has partially torn and when ‘engaged’ in its usual position presents no problem and activity at normal levels can be maintained or managed.
When the knee gets over worked or hyper extended then the tear can flap in on itself, and restricts movement and can make the knee feel unreliable or unstable limiting movement and causing swelling.
I had my entire cartilage removed and was out of action for 12 weeks including rehab - granted only to university football but still I felt no ill effects of the operation and don’t to this day.
Why the Albion have buggered about with him in managing the injury when in reality the player is a shadow of himself I have absolutely no idea.
Should have been done at Christmas then at least he’d have been back firing on all cylinders for the run in.
When the knee gets over worked or hyper extended then the tear can flap in on itself, and restricts movement and can make the knee feel unreliable or unstable limiting movement and causing swelling.
I had my entire cartilage removed and was out of action for 12 weeks including rehab - granted only to university football but still I felt no ill effects of the operation and don’t to this day.
Why the Albion have buggered about with him in managing the injury when in reality the player is a shadow of himself I have absolutely no idea.
Should have been done at Christmas then at least he’d have been back firing on all cylinders for the run in.