That doesn't contradict what I said. Of course it's a different injury, the quad and the hamstring are different muscles.
My point is that by playing a player who is not able to move freely, you risk further injuries as they have to compensate by overloading other muscles. Romero was playing through two injuries already, started a game when not properly recovered and picked up another injury as a result. It wasn't just bad luck.
Exactly. Romero wouldn't have been able to train with the foot injury, he was then thrown into a high intesity game and got injured.
It's mental how some of these people bend over backwards to protect a fraud of a manager.