Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
Charlie Harper wrote:The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
Tell theses footballers to work 12 hour shifts and then they would know what tired is. I just don't buy this
Charlie Harper wrote:The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
Tell theses footballers to work 12 hour shifts and then they would know what tired is. I just don't buy this
The Cobra wrote:Charlie Harper wrote:The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
Tell theses footballers to work 12 hour shifts and then they would know what tired is. I just don't buy this
Totally different scenario, I work long days, often 7 days a week, played football at a decent level and it takes it out of you, games every few days, body takes knocks, unlike most jobs!
Tonteg Bluebird wrote:We have got to keep an unchanged team, nobody deserves to get dropped and when you're playing well and brimming with confidence, you don't feel tiredness, you just can't wait for the next game.
Not sure if Bennett will be available, but one thing nobody has mentioned is Peltier left the stadium on crutches. He played the full game so hopefully, it's just a precaution.
Charlie Harper wrote:Tonteg Bluebird wrote:We have got to keep an unchanged team, nobody deserves to get dropped and when you're playing well and brimming with confidence, you don't feel tiredness, you just can't wait for the next game.
Not sure if Bennett will be available, but one thing nobody has mentioned is Peltier left the stadium on crutches. He played the full game so hopefully, it's just a precaution.
You are right in the fact that nobody deserves to be dropped, but I think NW will pick a team to play against SHeffield United and it may be different to the Villa game.
Also against Wolves I bet he plays Manga, Bamba and Morrisin as it will be a little more cautious.
phildavies wrote:The Cobra wrote:Charlie Harper wrote:The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
Tell theses footballers to work 12 hour shifts and then they would know what tired is. I just don't buy this
Totally different scenario, I work long days, often 7 days a week, played football at a decent level and it takes it out of you, games every few days, body takes knocks, unlike most jobs!
And yet Tennis players can play for hours on end day after day as do people in many other sports let's just face the fact that footballers really are over protected when it comes to this whole "tired" idea that people come out with about the fact they have to play a maximum of 3 games a week usually less.
pembroke allan wrote:phildavies wrote:The Cobra wrote:Charlie Harper wrote:The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
Tell theses footballers to work 12 hour shifts and then they would know what tired is. I just don't buy this
Totally different scenario, I work long days, often 7 days a week, played football at a decent level and it takes it out of you, games every few days, body takes knocks, unlike most jobs!
And yet Tennis players can play for hours on end day after day as do people in many other sports let's just face the fact that footballers really are over protected when it comes to this whole "tired" idea that people come out with about the fact they have to play a maximum of 3 games a week usually less.
Footballers fitness and availability is often governed by the medical science team who monitor all aspects of a players physical well being quite often it's them that will say player shouldn't play as risk of injury or tiredness! Tennis players have access to lots facilities but not as comprehensive and as often, plus playing football is different to tennis
phildavies wrote:pembroke allan wrote:phildavies wrote:The Cobra wrote:Charlie Harper wrote:The Cobra wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Burning out players two weeks into the season!
To be fair JH and Ken have hardly had any break!
Tell theses footballers to work 12 hour shifts and then they would know what tired is. I just don't buy this
Totally different scenario, I work long days, often 7 days a week, played football at a decent level and it takes it out of you, games every few days, body takes knocks, unlike most jobs!
And yet Tennis players can play for hours on end day after day as do people in many other sports let's just face the fact that footballers really are over protected when it comes to this whole "tired" idea that people come out with about the fact they have to play a maximum of 3 games a week usually less.
Footballers fitness and availability is often governed by the medical science team who monitor all aspects of a players physical well being quite often it's them that will say player shouldn't play as risk of injury or tiredness! Tennis players have access to lots facilities but not as comprehensive and as often, plus playing football is different to tennis
Yes it requires a far lower level of fitness to be a good player as for this risk of tiredness hillocks if was a manager and my players were not tired after the game I would be a bit concerned with their commitment on the pitch.
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