just like the good old days before the money in Chelsea and City.Quote:
Originally Posted by Injury Time
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just like the good old days before the money in Chelsea and City.Quote:
Originally Posted by Injury Time
Kosc injured :doh:
:haha:
WtfQuote:
Arsenal have been averaging an injury every five days for the last 13 years.
Seriously?
/season
Calm down dear...Quote:
Originally Posted by Penguin
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29557116
Ramsey is back next week :wacko:
http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-arc...tions-on-ozil-
"Mesut Ozil is now back in London and working with the club’s medical team"
:rose:
For who he was, not what he was turned into RIP :rose:Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Could we start a 'Who's not injured' thread?
He's gone.
:rose:
Wenger?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralpheroo72
It would be easier.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralpheroo72
Can we have an injury bingo thread?
Rosicky looks like he is injured now by not playing for the Czechs
But Walcott and gnabrys 3 week lay off injuries are over.
Er thought Walcott has just started back in training, 3 more weeks little bit...maybe...if we are lucky...oh :ilt:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bumble
Wenget says Kos will be out for another 4 weeks. :rolleyes:
Maybe our ground is radioactive, or whatever it is that causes brittle bone disease and wastage of ligaments.
There was cadmium found in the soil of my great aunts back garden in Reading, I don't recall bone, tissue wastage specifically per se but she definitely died of cancer shortly afterwards.
I still firmly believe that the pitch at St James causes Newcastle to seem to have an almost never ending injury crisis, seen transcripts of players interviewed that say its like playing on concrete.
Soft tissue injuries on our training ground seem to be caused by player fatigue through lack of rotation, or a training schedule that probably involves a lot of running, jumping and stretching but very little in the way of anything that bulks up muscles and builds endurance,
2 weeks means 2 months, 3 weeks means half the season, they don't usually announce 4 weeks, anyone know how long that is in Arsenal time?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
It's like saying the cat is stuck on the roof when the kids are on holiday... :rose:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
The lion is eating the cheese while the rabbit sleeps on the left bank.
Your mum is sleeping in her own flaps whilst the dog laps
Take your time Mesut... take the whole season off, if you need to.
Where's Diaby? Is he injured again?
Yes :lol:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B1RdVFwIAAAsgb2.jpgQuote:
Wenger says Giroud is "miles" ahead of schedule, will return to training in 3 weeks. Debuchy back in December
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It will be interesting to see who he prefers, Giroud or Welbz.
Hopefully Welbz but Giroud decent option on the bench also I think both could play together as well in some games. might as well make the team a bit flexible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Wenget playing 2 strikers. :lol:
He'll probably ask the fans who they prefer and then choose the opposite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Better make sure we all vote for Sanogo then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Kosc still out for another 4 weeks and no return in sight
http://www.theguardian.com/football/...n-swansea-city
ffs
Ozil out for another 7 weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munchies
Theo another 6 weeks...until he can be sold to Manure :run:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B2U7pOPCUAArAI2.jpg
Giroud back training
Good news
How do we line up then?
One up front?
Rather play Welbeck tbf
I think Welbz is going to be first choice. Superior movement and link man qualities that Wenget has a hard on for.