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Sadly you are correct sir
Unfortunately I have failed to cultivate a brand as strong as Dudu from the fighting cock
That is my cross to bear
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May be the point, but this really makes it look like they fucked him here
Players run off little impact injuries all the time. You see it happen like 5x per game - someone gets tackled hard or takes a knock, limps for a minute or two then runs it off and is totally fine. You can't sub players off players as a precaution every time they take a hit - it would be absurd.
Equally the medical staff can't do scans on the pitch - they mostly have to just trust the player. In this case Bergvall could've gone off at any point if he just sat down and forced the substitution. The manager and medical staff can't force him to play.
Imo this is far more a case of an overeager young player desperate to play on despite his injury rather than an indictment of Frank or the medical staff.
Yeah but that's kinda my point. I'm not a medical expert but I doubt from a couple of quick touches and palpations they can instantly tell the exact severity of a strain or muscle injury. That's what the scans are for. How often do we hear a manager after a game questioned by the media about an injury say "we're not sure how serious it is - we need to wait for the results of the scan". Happens all the time.Fair point
Also, they are professionals because they can tell the difference. In this case, they went out and assessed him, then sent him back out to play.
We don’t know if that did any extra damage but they clearly got the assessment badly wrong.
Have to agree with this. Things like dead legs knocks etc are always ran off. You have to trust the player.Players run off little impact injuries all the time. You see it happen like 5x per game - someone gets tackled hard or takes a knock, limps for a minute or two then runs it off and is totally fine. You can't sub players off players as a precaution every time they take a hit - it would be absurd.
Equally the medical staff can't do scans on the pitch - they mostly have to just trust the player. In this case Bergvall could've gone off at any point if he just sat down and forced the substitution. The manager and medical staff can't force him to play.
Imo this is far more a case of an overeager young player desperate to play on despite his injury rather than an indictment of Frank or the medical staff.
Obviously you know nothing about biomechanics, unlike the rest of us here.TBF if you know anything about Ange Derangement Syndrome you'd know that this nonsense is the cumulative effect on the brain of posting evidence-free conjecture in the service of a spurious and often malicious agenda.
But feel free to bring a professional Sports Scientist on here to testify - with evidence - that Lukas Bergvall's ankle injury was caused by the Boogeyman. Can't wait to read it.
There's nothing professional about our med staff.Fair point
Also, they are professionals because they can tell the difference. In this case, they went out and assessed him, then sent him back out to play.
We don’t know if that did any extra damage but they clearly got the assessment badly wrong.
Good point, the prep work is obviously an issue and something that’s gotta be looked at asap.Have to agree with this. Things like dead legs knocks etc are always ran off. You have to trust the player.
On a side note im not absolving the medical team by any means but have we taken a look at the S & C team for all these injuries. There job is to prepare the team to be fit and robust enough to survive games without strains and tears. Impact injuries are hard prevent against but tears and strains can be pre empted
THIS.We have nothing to play for. For the love of god do not rush the kid back.
Season over.
Prepare him for next season under a new manager and make him strong as an ox when back fit.
Nah mate, this is all Ange's fault...Players run off little impact injuries all the time. You see it happen like 5x per game - someone gets tackled hard or takes a knock, limps for a minute or two then runs it off and is totally fine. You can't sub players off players as a precaution every time they take a hit - it would be absurd.
Equally the medical staff can't do scans on the pitch - they mostly have to just trust the player. In this case Bergvall could've gone off at any point if he just sat down and forced the substitution. The manager and medical staff can't force him to play.
Imo this is far more a case of an overeager young player desperate to play on despite his injury rather than an indictment of Frank or the medical staff.
I think he might want to get fit for the World Cup if Sweden get through the play offs. He will,probably miss thoseWe have nothing to play for. For the love of god do not rush the kid back.
Season over.
Prepare him for next season under a new manager and make him strong as an ox when back fit.
Our medical team have received your mandate and we are on it...We have nothing to play for. For the love of god do not rush the kid back.
Season over.
Prepare him for next season under a new manager and make him strong as an ox when back fit.
This post took me on a journey. Aint gonna lie, you had me in the first half...Our medical team have received your mandate and we are on it...
fast forward 6 months
Bergvall steps out onto the training pitch much lighter... he looks about 9 stone wringing wet and he keeps shouting stroke, stroke, stroke...
New manager: What the fuck has happened to Lucas
Head of our Medical Team: I did exactly what your mandate said... Prepare him for next season and make him strong as a cox.
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