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Major injury??Hope its not us who will take risks for a player who has just come back from a major injury (although he is great) and give you money to bring more than able replacement like De Ligt.
Major injury??Hope its not us who will take risks for a player who has just come back from a major injury (although he is great) and give you money to bring more than able replacement like De Ligt.
yeah. Toby's hamstring injury that kept him out for 4 months.Major injury??
That's not a major injury ffs, and it was 3 months in total.yeah. Toby's hamstring injury that kept him out for 4 months.
IF that is not major injury, then what is? Break leg into 10 pieces?!! Ffs. And there were some news that said he tweaked the same muscle before JUventus second leg.That's not a major injury ffs.
3 months out with a pulled hammy a "major injury"... get a grip man.IF that is not major injury, then what is? Break leg into 10 pieces?!! Ffs. And there were some news that said he tweaked the same muscle before JUventus second leg.
Makes complete sense. Toby is better than Sanchez, but if he's looking to get out, might as well force feed his replacement and accelerate his learning curve. It's not like starting Sanchez over Toby cost them the PL title. By the time Toby was ready, the title was done & dusted, although it maybe cost them advancement in the Champions League. TBF, I think that was a miscalculation on Poch's part, unless Toby really wasn't ready.It's not so much that we're looking to sell him, it's more he hasn't signed the new and improved contract that's on offer.
So given that he'll turn 30 next season, that Sanchez has played well in his stead and looks to be a very able long-term replacement, and also given the knock-on effects across the whole squad of acceding to his huge wage demands, Spurs would prefer to sell him rather than pay what he's currently asking for.
He may change his mind yet and sign the new contract, but it's looking less likely than the alternative.
In the meantime, Pochettino has chosen to further bed-in Sanchez rather than give playing time to someone who is less than fully-committed to the club.
It was actually 4 months, if I am not wrong and like I said there was concerns that he tweaked the same muscle again. As per you what is major injury besides a leg break?3 months out with a pulled hammy a "major injury"... get a grip man.
I think Sanchez will be on the left.Next season should be Valencia/TFM, Alderweireld, Bailly, Alex Sandro across the back four.
Get Milinkovic-Savic in beside Pogba and Matic.
Sanchez on the right, Martial/Rashford on the left, Lukaku up top.
It's the defence needs work. Jose has said as much.
Injured on November 1st. Started on Feb 7th vs. Newport so had no doubt been back in full training for a couple of weeks before then, meaning less than 3 months actually.It was actually 4 months, if I am not wrong and like I said there was concerns that he tweaked the same muscle again. As per you what is major injury besides a leg break?
I think you are mistaken in thinking all hamstring injuries are same. There can be a pull, tear, or just a bruise in same set of hamstrings and hence the severity depends on the degree of strain or tear. You can compare Ousmane Dembele's injury against Pogba's. I am not sure if Toby went through surgery, did he? but he missed good portion of season. And since he has not played much, we cannot be sure if it is non recurring. The major issue with these hamstring problems are some are recurring.Injured on November 1st. Started on Feb 7th vs. Newport so had no doubt been back in full training for a couple of weeks before then, meaning less than 3 months actually.
A major injury is a break, an ACL or other ligament rupture, dislocated ankle or knee etc etc... not something that happened to Ryan Giggs and Michael Owen 3 times a season during their early twenties or that has happened to Pogba two or three times already since re-joining United.
I don’t think all hamstring injuries are the same.I think you are mistaken in thinking all hamstring injuries are same.
wow ..what a comeback. and you seem to have a good grasp on hamstring injuries ( just like you pretend in almost all other threads)I don’t think all hamstring injuries are the same.
Anyway, keep with your drama queen rhetoric as you appear to do in most threads, let’s call a pulled hammy a major injury and move on.
I’d imagine he’s nowhere near match fitness my friend and it was a struggle to put him in during crucial run in. He’s not really good enough (imo) to warrant getting game time over any centre back when not fully fit (match fit). So we may or may not see him next season but wouldn’t surprise me if he left in the summer due to being a squad player and to be honest it’s not going to hamper us in the slightest.He's been fit and training with the squad for quite a while. Hasn't featured.
Happy to talk anyone through different hamstring injuries. Grading, what actual hamstring (3 of them) likely to be, common sights of injury and injury mechanisms if anyone is that bored.I don’t think all hamstring injuries are the same.
Anyway, keep with your drama queen rhetoric as you appear to do in most threads, let’s call a pulled hammy a major injury and move on.
I'm a physio so I would consider myself that bored But yes, all hamstrings injuries isn't the same. They can vary a lot both regarding the actual injury but also regarding the time to return to play.Happy to talk anyone through different hamstring injuries. Grading, what actual hamstring (3 of them) likely to be, common sights of injury and injury mechanisms if anyone is that bored.
Yeah but Alderweireld's been back for quite some time, the reason he isnt playing much is because Spurs are resigned to losing him so they are moving forward with the Sanchez project. Sanchez isnt in Alderweirelds league, not to say he wont be once he matures, hes looked good tbf for a 21 y/o CB. But the reason he is getting games is because Toby must be off. Spurs have another really young CB as well dont they, some Chilean kid?I'm a physio so I would consider myself that bored But yes, all hamstrings injuries isn't the same. They can vary a lot both regarding the actual injury but also regarding the time to return to play.
Nar, even if he's frozen out till the end of the season (he will be), there will be a few sides willing to spend £35m on Alderweireld.The article below is from roughly one month ago. I wonder if this is true that he is not good enough or if he is benched because he isn’t part of the plan? But if you want money for a player, he needs to play.
True in this case, but if he would make it to the WC or not might influence his value.Nar, even if he's frozen out till the end of the season (he will be), there will be a few sides willing to spend £35m on Alderweireld.
It's a smart play from Poch and a regular tactic for him, although he could've done with an in-form Alderweireld versus us at Wembley so there's that…
Martinez can say what he likes, behind closed doors he knows Alderweireld is 100% going to the WC and will start for his Belgium side.True in this case, but if he would make it to the WC or not might influence his value.
Well it does one of two things, it either pressures the player to sign an extension else risk wasting half a season (or more) on the bench, else it's great for team spirit going forward, as in, if you're not with us…What do you mean with "smart play from Poch and a regular tactic for him"? That this put pressure on players to sign contracts?
The downside is that no agent would recommend or want his players to go to such club.Well it does one of two things, it either pressures the player to sign an extension else risk wasting half a season (or more) on the bench, else it's great for team spirit going forward, as in, if you're not with us…
Yes they would. Poch is very fair to his players, but if you don't want to be there, someone else will take your job and you'll be shipped on. You think Kyle Walker's agent was upset? feck no!The downside is that no agent would recommend or want his players to go to such club.
Exactly, rubbing his hands together, his agent fees would have been decent on the back of a 50mil move or w/e City ended up paying.Yes they would. Poch is very fair to his players, but if you don't want to be there, someone else will take your job and you'll be shipped on. You think Kyle Walker's agent was upset? feck no!
We don't need new defender in quantity but we really need defender like toby. Leader defender. He is better than any our defender and will go straight in first 11Yeah he's a good player and all, but do we even need him at this point ?
Yes our CBs are not the greatest, however, we still need to buy fullbacks, which I feel, are more of a priority. Overhauling the whole defence will cost a lot of money, and might destabilise it as well.
Argentinian: Juan Foyth, aged 20, signed last summer. He plays for Argentine U-20s. Has made 9 appearances for Spurs so far, all cup competitions.Yeah but Alderweireld's been back for quite some time, the reason he isnt playing much is because Spurs are resigned to losing him so they are moving forward with the Sanchez project. Sanchez isnt in Alderweirelds league, not to say he wont be once he matures, hes looked good tbf for a 21 y/o CB. But the reason he is getting games is because Toby must be off. Spurs have another really young CB as well dont they, some Chilean kid?
A defender that can organise the defence and keep everyone at bey is a rare skill set. He can also teach the younger defenders and also his skill set can be rubbed off to others. We have outstanding youngsters who will grow and then can take the mantel off him when he declines.good defender but not sure i would sign him this summer, would prob need replacing in a couple seasons, would much rather sign someone around 25/26, hamstring injurys as you get older as always worrying and even when he has played this season he didnt look as good as the last few seasons although it could be his mind is on his next move. bit like how Sanchez was at Arsenal.
He is 29, so he can easily offer more than 2 seasons.good defender but not sure i would sign him this summer, would prob need replacing in a couple seasons, would much rather sign someone around 25/26, hamstring injurys as you get older as always worrying and even when he has played this season he didnt look as good as the last few seasons although it could be his mind is on his next move. bit like how Sanchez was at Arsenal.
He is 29 not 65 ffsgood defender but not sure i would sign him this summer, would prob need replacing in a couple seasons, would much rather sign someone around 25/26, hamstring injurys as you get older as always worrying and even when he has played this season he didnt look as good as the last few seasons although it could be his mind is on his next move. bit like how Sanchez was at Arsenal.
thats great but hes been poor this season the games he has played.He is 29 not 65 ffs
Not to be pedantic, but if Alderweireld is not only rusty but also unfit at the WC, surely Martinez can easily leave him on the bench and start with Vertonghen and Kompany at the back?Martinez can say what he likes, behind closed doors he knows Alderweireld is 100% going to the WC and will start for his Belgium side.
Well it does one of two things, it either pressures the player to sign an extension else risk wasting half a season (or more) on the bench, else it's great for team spirit going forward, as in, if you're not with us…
So why didnt you just say so? Instead of saying we should sign someone who is 25/26.thats great but hes been poor this season the games he has played.
because i think we should sign someone who is 25/26 instead of him. if thats the standard you think is fine then thats up to you, but at Manchester United i would be expecting better to improve the squad, also the fact hes been out for a 3/4 months with a hamstring injury aint good either, we have enough players who get injured quite alot especially CB's.So why didnt you just say so? Instead of saying we should sign someone who is 25/26.
Besides, I disagree about him bad this season. He had injuries this season, an ongoing contract dispute which has kept him out of the team - thats the main part.
Kompany will be injured again before then, put your house on it.Not to be pedantic, but if Alderweireld is not only rusty but also unfit at the WC, surely Martinez can easily leave him on the bench and start with Vertonghen and Kompany at the back?