Reply With QuoteAnd he might miss the next game or so with a hamstring injury...
The physio and medical team doing their thing again.
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Much more promising from him last night. Encouraging to see as he was looking a bit lost up to recently. He could have had an amazing hat-trick last night. That would have given him so much confidence. He's causing a different kind of problem for defences which is something we havent' seen from our strikers. At times in recent years we've been too predictable and lacked a plan B. He's definitely unpredictable and if he can get a regular goal return that'll do.Originally Posted by Steveo
From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend on reading it. Groucho Marx
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And he might miss the next game or so with a hamstring injury...
The physio and medical team doing their thing again.
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Yeah but Keita's back so we're sorted.
From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend on reading it. Groucho Marx
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Ah ffs! Am I imagining it or do we get more injuries than any other team? What is actually going on?
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https://www.liverpoolfc.com/team/first-team/staff/lena-aschenbrenner
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All teams have injuries when they change conditioning and fitness staff, it always happens, I think it's because they're top professional athletes, whose bodies are so finely tuned, that adjustments to routines their bodies were used to throws them a little out of whack causing injuries
By my understanding of the guy we employed from Arsenal is that they had recurring and widespread injury issues outside of that adjustment period when he was there, as we are experiencing now, so why on earth hire someone with a record of injuries and niggles in players they were supposed to be looking after, outside of the accepted adjustment period when you will always get a few
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It is getting beyond a joke though, 55 minutes he played the other night.
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“We have to check (Darwin), he said. "He had treatment yesterday and we will see what we get told later.”
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6 goals in 13 appearances sounds good.
But when you break it down to the actual number of minutes he has played, it gets better.
6 goals in 636 minutes at the moment.
He won't maintain that rate indefinitely as it's very high. But if this is what the "raw" Núñez can do in an unsettled side that isn't performing at anything like peak capacity, just imagine how good it could get for him as he matures, learns more English, understands more instructions and adjusts to the League.
Came from Benfica remember, which is a bigger jump that coming from a Serie A club or the Bundesliga.
Very impressive. The fact that there is still massive room for improvement as well is so encouraging.
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Had he scored the tap in when he hit the post, he would be scoring at a rate of a goal every 90.
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He's missed a few chances but it's encouraging that his movement means he'll always create chances.
He's big, quick, unsettles defenders and gives us something different. The early signs are encouraging
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