Paulo Dybala (254 Viewers)
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I think it’s a combination of issues rather than one.
However, something that has not been addressed by anyone is the hamstring injury he suffered at the end of last season.
Dybala suffered a hamstring injury against Sampdoria on 26 July that was supposed to keep him out for at least 3 weeks. Then Sarri rushed him back when we desperately needed a goal against Lyon, and surprise surprise, he limped off injured again.
Anyone who knows anything about football knows that one of the worst things you can do to a player is to rush him back from injury, only for him to get injured again on the problem area.
It is blatantly obvious that Dybala at the moment is not in peak condition. Prior to his hamstring injury he was dribbling players for fun, now he’s refusing to take anyone on. We began seeing glimpses of his old self last game, where he completed a few dribbles (albeit without end product).
However, something that has not been addressed by anyone is the hamstring injury he suffered at the end of last season.
Dybala suffered a hamstring injury against Sampdoria on 26 July that was supposed to keep him out for at least 3 weeks. Then Sarri rushed him back when we desperately needed a goal against Lyon, and surprise surprise, he limped off injured again.
Anyone who knows anything about football knows that one of the worst things you can do to a player is to rush him back from injury, only for him to get injured again on the problem area.
It is blatantly obvious that Dybala at the moment is not in peak condition. Prior to his hamstring injury he was dribbling players for fun, now he’s refusing to take anyone on. We began seeing glimpses of his old self last game, where he completed a few dribbles (albeit without end product).
And he had some serious illness. Paratici and Pirlo speaking about it in the media isn’t something that happens often.
@Bianconero81 from this day on I’ll stand by your side in your quest to defend Dybala. Those infidels will thanks us later for showing them the right path to enlightenment. Within a few months they’ll be feeding us with Argentinian steaks and Polish wodka, we’ll get a scene with Valentina Nappi and Dybala will thank us by wearing boots with our name on it.
@Bianconero81 from this day on I’ll stand by your side in your quest to defend Dybala. Those infidels will thanks us later for showing them the right path to enlightenment. Within a few months they’ll be feeding us with Argentinian steaks and Polish wodka, we’ll get a scene with Valentina Nappi and Dybala will thank us by wearing boots with our name on it.
Honestly Corona affects Dybala more than CR7 and that’s understandable due to Dybala’s poor health.
Dybala grew up poor and was malnutritioned in his puberty ears. Even in adulthood, he isn’t educated to eat a healthy diet, judging by his skinny fat facial aesthetics. This I blame on our Italian substandard fitness team. Fugging hell, can’t they teach dybala how to eat protein, fiber, ditch chips and build muscles/general health? Bet our fitness team so made up of a bunch of retired Italian cab drivers
CR7 was born poor and probably didn’t eat well when he was a kid. But his obsession with perfection made him to eat, train, and manipulate his body and cells to that of a super human. That guy’s saliva is probably the cure for cancer.
Dybala grew up poor and was malnutritioned in his puberty ears. Even in adulthood, he isn’t educated to eat a healthy diet, judging by his skinny fat facial aesthetics. This I blame on our Italian substandard fitness team. Fugging hell, can’t they teach dybala how to eat protein, fiber, ditch chips and build muscles/general health? Bet our fitness team so made up of a bunch of retired Italian cab drivers
CR7 was born poor and probably didn’t eat well when he was a kid. But his obsession with perfection made him to eat, train, and manipulate his body and cells to that of a super human. That guy’s saliva is probably the cure for cancer.
