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Richarlison

metalgear said:
too bad he can't stay fit.
i'm happy if we sell him and get someone younger and who is physically and mentally ready to play every game from the bench
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Yeah we can’t carry him any longer. Although with Ange gone it will be interesting to see how many injuries we get next season and whether it was his methods that were a factor or if it’s a deeper problem that we need to fix.
 
Jurgen the German said:
Yeah we can’t carry him any longer. Although with Ange gone it will be interesting to see how many injuries we get next season and whether it was his methods that were a factor or if it’s a deeper problem that we need to fix.
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It is not impossible that WHL is a particularly hard surface to run on; remember the Bodonians (Norwegians) saying it was as hard as a plastic pitch; and our training pitches are modelled to be as identical as possible to WHL, thus causing injuries to build up.
I have no evidence, just speculating wildly.
 
Bullet said:
It is not impossible that WHL is a particularly hard surface to run on; remember the Bodonians (Norwegians) saying it was as hard as a plastic pitch; and our training pitches are modelled to be as identical as possible to WHL, thus causing injuries to build up.
I have no evidence, just speculating wildly.
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I’ve not heard that about the WHL pitch myself. Why would they make it any harder than the standard PL pitch?
 
Bullet said:
It is not impossible that WHL is a particularly hard surface to run on; remember the Bodonians (Norwegians) saying it was as hard as a plastic pitch; and our training pitches are modelled to be as identical as possible to WHL, thus causing injuries to build up.
I have no evidence, just speculating wildly.
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I’ve said it for a while
The ankle and knee twists have all been at home
We play an equal amount of home and away games and we get these injuries on our pitch normally when trying to plant a foot
 
Bullet said:
It is not impossible that WHL is a particularly hard surface to run on; remember the Bodonians (Norwegians) saying it was as hard as a plastic pitch; and our training pitches are modelled to be as identical as possible to WHL, thus causing injuries to build up.
I have no evidence, just speculating wildly.
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Still speculating wildly…

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