Then I don't even want to know how bad Cabal is. Look im polish and I do watch Kiwior, really hope he improve and becomes important defender for NT but he is just soo unreliable. Maybe as LB he could work, but that's all
Then I don't even want to know how bad Cabal is. Look im polish and I do watch Kiwior, really hope he improve and becomes important defender for NT but he is just soo unreliable. Maybe as LB he could work, but that's all
If we are just going to try to loan and option everyone, how about Bitshiabu from RB? Good ball playing CB, big dude. He’s not going to play at all because they have Simakan, Orban, Lukeba, and others. Honestly RB has a better squad than we do.
If we are just going to try to loan and option everyone, how about Bitshiabu from RB? Good ball playing CB, big dude. He’s not going to play at all because they have Simakan, Orban, Lukeba, and others. Honestly RB has a better squad than we do.
RB always has an amazing squad with so much depth. They aren't afraid to player young players across the entire lineup and they put trust in youth basically all the time.
Also, their scouting is basically one of the best in the world. Especially in places like Hungary, Austria, Czech Republic, etc.
My summary is actually pretty accurate, as evidence in the post i just quoted you on where you once again try to play down the risks of purchasing injury prone players as if we haven’t been struggling with it already and that ‘medical screenings’ will surely protect us lol
Even out of that post it's 100% wrong... It specifically said we can not judge that from here; which is basically the only point.
What I am downplaying is the 100% negativity on cases like ACLs or players that have had one injury-loaded season. Also never judge someone on 1 season. Others with constant multiple injuries are probably different in my eyes (Ramsey, Douglas Costa, Pogba,...) but I still dread people judging human beings on medical situations they basically know nothing off.
There are probably as many cases in the positive direction as in the other one. Which makes it gambles. But also why those players usually cost less...
We've even built our last dynasty on a player deemed to old and injury-prone. He was over 30 and stayed fit for like 5 seasons with us.
Was about to post it. The 40-50m deal collapsed due to Callagher deal I think and Omorodion and Chelsea didn't agree on salaries I think.
He would be fantastic backup for Vlaho, promising 19 year old gunner, but as you said zero chance they will loan him out lol, only sell for big profit.
Even out of that post it's 100% wrong... It specifically said we can not judge that from here; which is basically the only point.
What I am downplaying is the 100% negativity on cases like ACLs or players that have had one injury-loaded season. Also never judge someone on 1 season. Others with constant multiple injuries are probably different in my eyes (Ramsey, Douglas Costa, Pogba,...) but I still dread people judging human beings on medical situations they basically know nothing off.
There are probably as many cases in the positive direction as in the other one. Which makes it gambles. But also why those players usually cost less...
We've even built our last dynasty on a player deemed to old and injury-prone. He was over 30 and stayed fit for like 5 seasons with us.
Summary: Just as if nothing was said before, no reason to worry about targeting injury prone players because we shouldn’t judge human beings on medical situations, no red flags, no indication of anything, just that some work out while some not, so basically back to what i’ve been saying, you are playing it down and invoking whatever nonsense you can come up with on the spot just to move away from the main point…
Once again, there is no negativity in pointing out the obvious, there is every reason to be concerned about players coming off long injury setbacks, even more so when we’ve been struggling with injury crises for multiple years in a row.