Very very odd.
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Player Dominic Solanke
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Very very odd.
More chance of seeing the invisible man.
The thing we nearly all know but don't want to say is that if and when Solanke returns, he will either pick up another injury pretty much straightaway or be so useless as to ask why we cared.
Anything other than the 2 scenarios above would be quite something.
If only Daniel had kept the receipt!
Solanke isn't injured. Not in any conventional way at least.
Similarities with the Princess of Wales scenario when she disappeared from public life without any plausible explanation.
Personal issues. Legal issues. Psychological issue, Illness.
Who knows. But there's something going on either he or the club, or both, don't wish to disclose.
Similarities with the Princess of Wales scenario when she disappeared from public life without any plausible explanation.
Personal issues. Legal issues. Psychological issue, Illness.
Who knows. But there's something going on either he or the club, or both, don't wish to disclose.
Or maybe he just has an injury that is taking longer than expected to heal. That can happen sometimes.
Remember this:
Toby Alderweireld on knee injury: “my leg didn’t work”
Alderweireld opened up on the knee injury that kept him out of the side for two months and that Spurs physios called “one in a million.”
cartilagefreecaptain.sbnation.com
Tottenham Hotspur’s Toby Alderweireld opened up to the press recently about his knee injury, and it’s a weird story. Alderweireld went down injured two months ago in a 1-1 draw at West Bromwich Albion, and while initial scans of the injury revealed what looked like no long-term damage, he nonetheless spent eight weeks on the sidelines dealing with a strange nerve injury that he called “one in a million.”
Possibly.
I think at this stage nothing can be certain or ruled out.
It is unquestionably baffling, mostly because of Frank talking of a minor operation 2 months ago.
My God. If he said major we would be talking 2030 and at the end of Solanke's contract.
I hope Dom reads this thread, he’ll probably crack up laughing.
Lol good stuff, we're reaching the old conspiracy theory spot
Remind me of fans being convinced lamela wasn't injured but was in fact a cocaine addict and or transitioning
Is this worst than that time Lamela went for a sex change?
I think he's suffered a nervous breakdown after witnessing our physio process.
You think they faked him having a surgery?
I noticed that TF stopped him from running around like a headless chicken , and he was using burst of speed instead which looked easier on the eye - but I think he's just not good enough to get in our team , which is quite staggering considering how bad we're playing ATM
Get him on a milk carton.
I'm actually starting to think someone has done some black magic Voodoo shit on us as a club, we need to be looking at a way to reverse it !
Yep it's been a pattern here.
Sess was non-stop injured and then would come back and pick up another injury.
I think I'll always remember one of Sess's final appearances for us. He had just been back from a long injury layoff and came on to play 15 minutes at the end of a match (may have been FA cup 3rd round). It was the worst physical display I can remember. He looked like he was moving in slow motion compared to the rest of the players.
He goes to Fulham and miraculously recovers.
Here is Sess's career in PL games played:
18/19 - 35 games played (Fulham)
19/20 - 6 games played (Tottenham)
20/21 - On Loan 23 games played in Bundesliga
21/22 - 15 games played (Tottenham)
22/23 - 17 games played (Tottenham)
23/24 - 0 games played (Tottenham)
24/25 - 16 games played (Fulham, working back from injury - all appearances after February, no injuries)
25/26 - 13 of 14 games played, missed 1st game of season - 10 of last 11 appearances were full 90s (Fulham)
I realize we have had a few different medical teams in the last few years, but there is something seriously wrong with how we have managed players physically.
Footage only from a handful of games last season but also a reminder that Solanke is a very decent multi functional centre forward.