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assuming the new coach brings with him his fitness staff what are we looking at with sarri and pep?

have their teams suffered injuries/ fitness issues the last season?
 

RoiLezard

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I wish I could be as optimistic as you but sadly especially after he said twice that he's not leaving I dont see this happening. My only hope is that Poch says something after the final
I understand, but few people seem to be very sure about Pep. Sometimes you can’t tell the truth, especially when you’re dealing with British media. I wouldn’t mind Poch, he’s a very solid option but having Pep comes with many other good things.


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CosmoX

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Guru also said he doesn't think anything will happen this weekend, other than the general media starting to report it..

Official things will happens next week.

So go back to work everyone!
 

campionesidd

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assuming the new coach brings with him his fitness staff what are we looking at with sarri and pep?

have their teams suffered injuries/ fitness issues the last season?
Sarri's injury record wasn't bad.
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/fc-chelsea/ausfallzeiten/verein/631
Most players were fit throughout the season.

Pep on the other hand.... not so good
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/manchester-city/ausfallzeiten/verein/281

Of course no one comes to our own great medical staff.
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/jumplist/ausfallzeiten/verein/506
 

Ronn

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chelsea had 8 injuries to our 48.... is Sarri actually the savior we need in disguise? :shocked:
Also Napoli did not have many injuries despite playing the same players over and over.
I would take TM data with a grain of salt though. It's like a Wiki.
 
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