It's a "pleasure" to read how you en light everyone about everything about ligaments like a surgeon with 25 years of experience.Nobody argues or misunderstands with you that Ibuprofene can and is used for healing inflammation .What I didn't understand here about that?Don't try to be a smart ass and call other members to try to support you on that matter.Nobody argues with you about this.It's a common and widely accepted medicine.And a medicine for healing only the inflammation.
The thing is that you can't use Ibuprofene without, first, having a surgical intervention on a ligament.You never mention surgical intervention in your first post but just endlessly explaining "mighty" Ibuprofene effects.Now as always ,you are trying to write million posts to explain what you" mean".
Anyway I am too sad about Claudio to argue with you what you or what you didn't wrote.My point is that you can't use your medicine in this case BEFORE having a surgical treatment.That's all.
Think whatever you want and pump weight as much as you want .
This thing stops here.
The thing is that you can't use Ibuprofene without, first, having a surgical intervention on a ligament.You never mention surgical intervention in your first post but just endlessly explaining "mighty" Ibuprofene effects.Now as always ,you are trying to write million posts to explain what you" mean".
Anyway I am too sad about Claudio to argue with you what you or what you didn't wrote.My point is that you can't use your medicine in this case BEFORE having a surgical treatment.That's all.
Think whatever you want and pump weight as much as you want .
This thing stops here.
Varies, between 20 to 23kr, which is around little more then 2 dollars. The fresh fruit, or frozen kind to make smoothies, or just buying mango drinks/juices, which tend to be mainly from middle eastern stores here who mainly get them from Egypt on the drinks juices part. The fruit itself is generally exported from Mexico, Brasil or India most of the time I think.
Edit: Checked my grocery stores website, these are the countries they get the mango from during a year: Spanien, Israel, Peru, Brasilien, Sydafrika, Elfenbenskusten, Kenya, Colombia, Malaysia, Turkiet, Chile, USA, Thailand, Dominikanska Republiken, Ecuador, Indien, Mexico och Iran.
Edit: Checked my grocery stores website, these are the countries they get the mango from during a year: Spanien, Israel, Peru, Brasilien, Sydafrika, Elfenbenskusten, Kenya, Colombia, Malaysia, Turkiet, Chile, USA, Thailand, Dominikanska Republiken, Ecuador, Indien, Mexico och Iran.
Okay.. who are the established players out there that can take his spot?
I can think of:
Verratti (impossible to sign)
Pjanic (Impossible if Radja leaves to Chelsea)
Kroos (almost impossible)
Modric (impossible)
Alonso (doable but could be dead in a year and certainly lacks the fitness to be consistently in our starting 11)
Fabregas (doable if he is not in Conte's plans)
Kovacic (Doable but might not be good enough yet)
Moutinho (Doable but i dont know if he is still good)
Xhaka (expensive, heavy links to arsenal, and I dont know if he is a distributor)
Illaramendi (doable and might not be good enough)
Witsel (dont know if he is good enough but seems doable)
Montolivo
Pirlo (in my dreams)
I'd personally go for Kovacic (loan + option ideally) and Alonso (1 year contract on a bosman). If Kovacic turns out good then great if not then we have an experienced alonso and a youngster in lemina to try out.
Alternatively we go all in on a CAM and use the 4-3-1-2 where the DM does not have to be a master distributor. A ball winner like Asamoah and possibly lemina can be sufficient to fill the gap. That would be my last resort though since 3-5-2 is our standard go to formation and its good to have two formations available anyway. We were one midfield signing away from having a great midfield fuck this luck
I can think of:
Verratti (impossible to sign)
Pjanic (Impossible if Radja leaves to Chelsea)
Kroos (almost impossible)
Modric (impossible)
Alonso (doable but could be dead in a year and certainly lacks the fitness to be consistently in our starting 11)
Fabregas (doable if he is not in Conte's plans)
Kovacic (Doable but might not be good enough yet)
Moutinho (Doable but i dont know if he is still good)
Xhaka (expensive, heavy links to arsenal, and I dont know if he is a distributor)
Illaramendi (doable and might not be good enough)
Witsel (dont know if he is good enough but seems doable)
Montolivo
Pirlo (in my dreams)
I'd personally go for Kovacic (loan + option ideally) and Alonso (1 year contract on a bosman). If Kovacic turns out good then great if not then we have an experienced alonso and a youngster in lemina to try out.
Alternatively we go all in on a CAM and use the 4-3-1-2 where the DM does not have to be a master distributor. A ball winner like Asamoah and possibly lemina can be sufficient to fill the gap. That would be my last resort though since 3-5-2 is our standard go to formation and its good to have two formations available anyway. We were one midfield signing away from having a great midfield fuck this luck
i watched a couple of monaco games this year, and he wasn't too convincing. also, he recently had an other ankle injury, a second one this season. he was on my wishlist last summer, now i'd consider him a risky signing. i mean too risky. more risky than khedira for free. still, if we could be absolutely sure that marchisio would return to full fitness, we could take a gamble with moutinho.
i also have my concerns over kovacic. he's a huge talent, but he's been too inconsistent throughout his career at both
and real.
i also have my concerns over kovacic. he's a huge talent, but he's been too inconsistent throughout his career at both
and real.
Well these are two very big concerns. He could be finished as a WC footballer in general and we now have an even bigger gaping hole in midfield with no registas at all at least for until November. I think we should treat him as a goner and then if he does recover in 6-8 months and regains some good form then he'd be like an extra new bonus signing. I am sure he will have little trouble getting back into the team if he returns in the same shape as before his injury.
We should pretend we sold him. Thats why I am thinking getting Alonso and Kovacic would not be bad. The spaniard is a short term solution and a plan B if Kova turns out to be poor. We can't afford established marchisio level CMs in this market when all the rich clubs are on shopping sprees. We also can't risk someone completely inexperienced to be our main guy. The closest thing to guaranteed immediate quality are seasoned veterans and not-too-young players that are one step away from becoming top players.
We should pretend we sold him. Thats why I am thinking getting Alonso and Kovacic would not be bad. The spaniard is a short term solution and a plan B if Kova turns out to be poor. We can't afford established marchisio level CMs in this market when all the rich clubs are on shopping sprees. We also can't risk someone completely inexperienced to be our main guy. The closest thing to guaranteed immediate quality are seasoned veterans and not-too-young players that are one step away from becoming top players.