Summer Transfer Speculation and Shit.

[Niall_Quinn]

Now look at Ozil's injury record since joining us.

http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/jumpl.../spieler/35664

Two season with us and he's had more injuries and days out than his days with Werder Breman and Real. 139 days out injured, 29 games missed. Not a single injury at Real Madrid. We're crocking our players.

Watch the games. The refs allow our players to be kicked for at least the first 20 minutes, it's kind of a PL tradition. The opposition get that period for free, no bookings, and selected clubs will make it right up until the 80th minute in some cases. Cazorla, primarily, but also Theo, Alexis and Ozil are the targets. Nasty stuff too, studs down the calf, late lunges into the top of the foot, you've seen it. Meanwhile our lads get booked for a first offence.

Happened in the usual way last Sunday. Ramires and Ivanovic were deliberately trying to injure Cazorla and Ozil. Foul after foul. Cazorla has got used to it, he's a tough little bastard. Some of our other players aren't as tough. All it takes is one nasty little lunge by a scrote like Ramires to set up a niggly chain of injuries that can eventually disrupts a season. It's not just the rough and tumble of the PL, it's calculated fouling and for whatever reason the refs let it pass. Must go back to that, "don't like it up 'em", bullshit the media were so fond of. This is where the media plays a role. Pansy Arsenal, lightweight Arsenal, moaning Wenger, must be that, can't be the despicable tactics employed by most managers in the PL to even up the play.

Works the other way too. Azzah only has to flop to the ground and the whistle goes. He likes "avoiding injury" does that lad. Most "fouled" player in the league, you know? The media liked defending Bale too. People can call it a conspiracy theory, as they do, or they can watch the games and interpret things without the predictable assistance of Michael Owen.

So Wenger might have his issues with training, and he could even be contributing to the problem. But he's not the only cause.

[Marc Overmars]

Di Maria completes his move to PSG. £44.3m.

[Power n Glory]

Watch the games. The refs allow our players to be kicked for at least the first 20 minutes, it's kind of a PL tradition. The opposition get that period for free, no bookings, and selected clubs will make it right up until the 80th minute in some cases. Cazorla, primarily, but also Theo, Alexis and Ozil are the targets. Nasty stuff too, studs down the calf, late lunges into the top of the foot, you've seen it. Meanwhile our lads get booked for a first offence.

Happened in the usual way last Sunday. Ramires and Ivanovic were deliberately trying to injure Cazorla and Ozil. Foul after foul. Cazorla has got used to it, he's a tough little bastard. Some of our other players aren't as tough. All it takes is one nasty little lunge by a scrote like Ramires to set up a niggly chain of injuries that can eventually disrupts a season. It's not just the rough and tumble of the PL, it's calculated fouling and for whatever reason the refs let it pass. Must go back to that, "don't like it up 'em", bullshit the media were so fond of. This is where the media plays a role. Pansy Arsenal, lightweight Arsenal, moaning Wenger, must be that, can't be the despicable tactics employed by most managers in the PL to even up the play.

Works the other way too. Azzah only has to flop to the ground and the whistle goes. He likes "avoiding injury" does that lad. Most "fouled" player in the league, you know? The media liked defending Bale too. People can call it a conspiracy theory, as they do, or they can watch the games and interpret things without the predictable assistance of Michael Owen.

So Wenger might have his issues with training, and he could even be contributing to the problem. But he's not the only cause.

But how often do we pick up injuries from a dirty challenge? We do pick up knocks. Debuchy is a prime example of that but I'm looking more so at the hamstring injuries, groin injuries and stuff that usually happens in training.

[Gooner23]

Di Maria completes his move to PSG. £44.3m.

Add in the years salary plus the signing on fee they probably paid him that's an expensive flop for United.

[Dein-machine]

But how often do we pick up injuries from a dirty challenge? We do pick up knocks. Debuchy is a prime example of that but I'm looking more so at the hamstring injuries, groin injuries and stuff that usually happens in training.

Giroud broke his leg when an Everton player kicked a ball at him - f-----g dirty northern scum

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

Who was the dozy sod that kicked Wilshere in training?

[AFC Leveller]

http://talksport.com/football/real-m...l-expert-tells

interesting.

Benzema's CL is record is 41 in 68 where as Ronaldo got to 41 in 82 CL games, plus Benzema has average 25 goals a season in spain in the last 5 years...

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

http://talksport.com/football/real-m...l-expert-tells

interesting.

Benzema's CL is record is 41 in 68 where as Ronaldo got to 41 in 82 CL games, plus Benzema has average 25 goals a season in spain in the last 5 years...

First off it's completely academic as we won't be signing him

Second of all only once has he got over 20 league goals for Madrid in a season.

[Edinburgh Gooner]

Jack has a hairline fracture on his fibula. It's not an ankle injury is it? How long has he had it? Get it out the way at the start of the season, we have the cover to five him a proper recovery and let's hope he can see out the remainder of the season. If its the usual breakdowns in fitness later on then get rid, if not lets see the potential shine.

[The Emirates Gallactico]

It's more a moot point because there's no way Real would ever sell their premier striker unless they had a replacement who was perceived to be better.