Pauno out

[AthleticoSpizz]

Professionals (some from big big clubs on loan) not looking after themselves…more like

Certainly nobody is ‘trying too hard’ and over stretching themselves on the training grounds.

It’s weird tbh

[CountryRoyal]

Professionals (some from big big clubs on loan) not looking after themselves…more like

Certainly nobody is ‘trying too hard’ and over stretching themselves on the training grounds.

It’s weird tbh

How’d you work that one out?

We have 3 players on loan and they have played the 3rd, 6th and 8th most amount of minutes in the squad.

[AthleticoSpizz]

Wowee…that”s one high bar

Players out on loan…and all of the reasons for it (them being out on loan) .getting injured/taking time-outs between games….they’ve got to take some responsibility for themselves.

Don’t get me wrong…the whole injury crisis (s) is all a bit strange

[CountryRoyal]

Wowee…that”s one high bar

Players out on loan…and all of the reasons for it (them being out on loan) .getting injured/taking time-outs between games….they’ve got to take some responsibility for themselves.

Don’t get me wrong…the whole injury crisis (s) is all a bit strange

Admittedly, its not saying a lot, though one of those would be even higher if he wasn't away for several games for another competition and they all joined after the start of the season. I don't think highlighting the loan players (who have remained relatively injury free) supports any kind of argument.

That's my point about the injury crisis, I don't think it is 'strange' as such. Things don't just happen, it's not just bad luck. Who is to say that it isn't a culmination of an improper training structure, inadequate rest and rehabilitation and misguidance for reintroduction to the team? From where we are, on the outside, it is just conjecture - but in my opinion its far more likely and believable once considering the manager's long-lasting demonstration of inadequacy and incompetence. Even more so when acknowledging his pre-existing reputation, and the reports from Chicago Fire fans.

[Hendo]

We are getting a good number of soft tissue injuries now. Dann, Hoilett, Azeez, Halilovic, Tetek (I think),.....there seems to be a serious conditioning problem with the players.

Counter-productive over intense training sessions, reported from his time in Chicago and makes sense.

This amount of injuries is not a coincidence.

On the injuries, I think we’ve always seem to have more than a fair share, but this year really does take the piss.

[Zip]

We are getting a good number of soft tissue injuries now. Dann, Hoilett, Azeez, Halilovic, Tetek (I think),.....there seems to be a serious conditioning problem with the players.

Counter-productive over intense training sessions, reported from his time in Chicago and makes sense.

This amount of injuries is not a coincidence.

On the injuries, I think we’ve always seem to have more than a fair share, but this year really does take the piss.

It also seems that other clubs don’t seem to be having many injuries/ absences when we play them with the exception of WBA.

[AthleticoSpizz]

Wowee…that”s one high bar

Players out on loan…and all of the reasons for it (them being out on loan) .getting injured/taking time-outs between games….they’ve got to take some responsibility for themselves.

Don’t get me wrong…the whole injury crisis (s) is all a bit strange

Admittedly, its not saying a lot, though one of those would be even higher if he wasn't away for several games for another competition and they all joined after the start of the season. I don't think highlighting the loan players (who have remained relatively injury free) supports any kind of argument.

That's my point about the injury crisis, I don't think it is 'strange' as such. Things don't just happen, it's not just bad luck. Who is to say that it isn't a culmination of an improper training structure, inadequate rest and rehabilitation and misguidance for reintroduction to the team? From where we are, on the outside, it is just conjecture - but in my opinion its far more likely and believable once considering the manager's long-lasting demonstration of inadequacy and incompetence. Even more so when acknowledging his pre-existing reputation, and the reports from Chicago Fire fans.

fair enough…but

Players on loan from big BIG. clubs who know how to look after themselves, playing one week, then not the other is strange.
With the exception of Andy Carroll (who has been the exception in sick-bay terms) what have these other loanees going to gain from their times on our sick-list?

It’s weird, but a I think that the problem (and their ‘play one week/take next week off’ attitudes’) lies a lot with the players themselves.

[Snowflake Royal]

Wowee…that”s one high bar

Players out on loan…and all of the reasons for it (them being out on loan) .getting injured/taking time-outs between games….they’ve got to take some responsibility for themselves.

Don’t get me wrong…the whole injury crisis (s) is all a bit strange

Admittedly, its not saying a lot, though one of those would be even higher if he wasn't away for several games for another competition and they all joined after the start of the season. I don't think highlighting the loan players (who have remained relatively injury free) supports any kind of argument.

That's my point about the injury crisis, I don't think it is 'strange' as such. Things don't just happen, it's not just bad luck. Who is to say that it isn't a culmination of an improper training structure, inadequate rest and rehabilitation and misguidance for reintroduction to the team? From where we are, on the outside, it is just conjecture - but in my opinion its far more likely and believable once considering the manager's long-lasting demonstration of inadequacy and incompetence. Even more so when acknowledging his pre-existing reputation, and the reports from Chicago Fire fans.

fair enough…but

Players on loan from big BIG. clubs who know how to look after themselves, playing one week, then not the other is strange.
With the exception of Andy Carroll (who has been the exception in sick-bay terms) what have these other loanees going to gain from their times on our sick-list?

It’s weird, but a I think that the problem (and their ‘play one week/take next week off’ attitudes’) lies a lot with the players themselves.

Hasn't CR just told you twice that our loanees arn't on our sick list much. So why you still talking about them taking responsibility to not be on our sick list.

[AthleticoSpizz]

Admittedly, its not saying a lot, though one of those would be even higher if he wasn't away for several games for another competition and they all joined after the start of the season. I don't think highlighting the loan players (who have remained relatively injury free) supports any kind of argument.

That's my point about the injury crisis, I don't think it is 'strange' as such. Things don't just happen, it's not just bad luck. Who is to say that it isn't a culmination of an improper training structure, inadequate rest and rehabilitation and misguidance for reintroduction to the team? From where we are, on the outside, it is just conjecture - but in my opinion its far more likely and believable once considering the manager's long-lasting demonstration of inadequacy and incompetence. Even more so when acknowledging his pre-existing reputation, and the reports from Chicago Fire fans.

fair enough…but

Players on loan from big BIG. clubs who know how to look after themselves, playing one week, then not the other is strange.
With the exception of Andy Carroll (who has been the exception in sick-bay terms) what have these other loanees going to gain from their times on our sick-list?

It’s weird, but a I think that the problem (and their ‘play one week/take next week off’ attitudes’) lies a lot with the players themselves.

Hasn't CR just told you twice that our loanees arn't on our sick list much. So why you still talking about them taking responsibility to not be on our sick list.

Okay Ian calm down you sad post leeching fukk, maybe I am confusing ‘signings’ with loanee signings…go easy on me…it’s been (being) a long season…don’t really know who is ours and who is not…nor do I really care right now.


Oh and

[Snowflake Royal]

fair enough…but

Players on loan from big BIG. clubs who know how to look after themselves, playing one week, then not the other is strange.
With the exception of Andy Carroll (who has been the exception in sick-bay terms) what have these other loanees going to gain from their times on our sick-list?

It’s weird, but a I think that the problem (and their ‘play one week/take next week off’ attitudes’) lies a lot with the players themselves.

Hasn't CR just told you twice that our loanees arn't on our sick list much. So why you still talking about them taking responsibility to not be on our sick list.

Okay Ian calm down you sad post leeching fukk, maybe I am confusing ‘signings’ with loanee signings…go easy on me…it’s been (being) a long season…don’t really know who is ours and who is not…nor do I really care right now.

nice reaction. Had a few have we?

[AthleticoSpizz]

Ho…a crossover of an edit, sentiment remains the same

DDs all yours on other threads to bicker with runtboy

[Simmops]

Ho…a crossover of an edit, sentiment remains the same

DDs all yours on other threads to bicker with runtboy

You mean rentboy?

[St Pauli]

Pauno OUT!

[Snowflake Royal]

Good news. If Pauno oxf*rd off we do clearly have plenty of talent and motivation.

[St Pauli]

Pauno OUT!

[Millsy]

Agreed. Players really tried as hard as they possibly could, just excellent effort.

Huge amount of talent, but in my opinion, a full strength squad would be playoff contenders so let's not moan about injuries for this one - the squad was plenty good enough.

Pauno, please just f**k off.

[NathStPaul]

Get out of the club you clown fraud. Have some fcuking humility.

[Simmops]

Is it a case of we genuinely can't afford it?

[Snowflake Royal]

It was a better performance, but without points against QPR I can't see how he can survive the break to Bristol.

We should have someone lined up and ready to go at 5pm next Saturday if we lose so they can spend some quality time with the squad ahead of the next game.

[Sutekh]

Is it a case of we genuinely can't afford it?

I would presume that the owners are screwed by the ffp issues as they’d need to pay off the management team (Pauno and Mitrovic) to start with and doing that may well give issues further down the line with player contracts etc.