Tino Livramento

[Sibierski]

1 hour ago, Gola said:

Honestly happy with Trips and Kraft coming in. We've got a good squad. Obvs Tino is far superior, but th drop off isn't managed providing they don't run trips into the ground and Kraft actually gets some time. Kraft is a very underrated. 

Krafth can be dependable if rare one off situations, but it’s not ideal if he’s needed regularly. He looked the worse player against Bradford, and that was facing no attacking threat.

[Cf]

5 hours ago, Mountain said:

 

I do believe retroactive punishment should be introduced into the league, if you injure another player seriouly, no matter how it looks, you should get a 5-10 game ban decided by an impartial tribunal taking into consideration the severity of the injury etc. Even if the challenge seems fair, if you cause another player serious injury, there needs to be a consequence. You can't just end someone's career and get away with it, it's not ethical, regardless of any mitigating factors.

 

The sport would cease to be if this was a thing.

[joeyt]

Think we're going to struggle if we're relying on Krafth for any period of time

[joeyt]

Just remembered we registered Harrison Ashby too didn't we?

[Lish007]

3 minutes ago, joeyt said:

Just remembered we registered Harrison Ashby too didn't we?

Return of the king. 

[TRon]

Getting fed up of constantly losing our best players. 

[The College Dropout]

Tino is one of the most important players in the squad. He’s essentially first choice fullback in both positions.  He’s literally the last defender we would want out for an extended period of time. Everybody else has another player that could step in for 25 games if fit and barely see a dip. 
 

Trippier is fine for once a week. But he can’t play 3x a week at the level.  

[The College Dropout]

1 minute ago, TRon said:

Getting fed up of constantly losing our best players. 

Tbf we don’t. Last season we had tremendous fortune with injuries. 

[TRon]

Just now, The College Dropout said:

Tbf we don’t. Last season we had tremendous fortune with injuries. 

 

It seems to be a curse which hits us in CL seasons where we have a much heavier workload. 

[Mountain]

3 hours ago, Cf said:

 

The sport would cease to be if this was a thing.

 

No it wouldn't, they get paid far too much. I'd bring in all sorts of rules like letting them have a scrap like they do in hockey.

[Mountain]

4 hours ago, 80 said:

You mean even if the player hasn't intended any harm and has performed a legal challenge? That's absolutely crazy.

 

Yep.

[nufc123]

3 hours ago, The College Dropout said:

Tbf we don’t. Last season we had tremendous fortune with injuries. 

True especially with Isak, Tonali and Bruno. But at the same time we lost Botman, Hall and Joelinton for several games.

[Coffee_Johnny]

18 hours ago, Elma said:

He did his left at Southampton. Same knee I think? 

Yep, nasty surgical scar running down the outside of his leg/knee. 

[Mattoon]

I've heard rumours that it's an MCL injury which is between 2 to 10 weeks depending on the severity of the injury. A grade 1 MCL would be the best hope right now as he'd be back the same time as Ramsey and Wissa.

[Shays Given Tim Flowers]

That would be great, anything that doesn't end the season for him would be great. He has to be able to fight for his World Cup space. 

[80]

39 minutes ago, Mountain said:

 

Yep.

Maybe sanctions for the groundsman if a player pulls a hammy while running on his grass, too?

[LionOfGosforth]

32 minutes ago, Mattoon said:

I've heard rumours that it's an MCL injury which is between 2 to 10 weeks depending on the severity of the injury. A grade 1 MCL would be the best hope right now as he'd be back the same time as Ramsey and Wissa.

 

Praying for this outcome. I've injured my MCL a couple of times and it's agonizingly painful. Both of my sons tore ACLs playing sports and from what I recall had very little pain at all so i'm clinging to that.

[Kanj]

1 hour ago, Mattoon said:

I've heard rumours that it's an MCL injury which is between 2 to 10 weeks depending on the severity of the injury. A grade 1 MCL would be the best hope right now as he'd be back the same time as Ramsey and Wissa.

was thinking / hoping an MCL when I saw the replays. 

[SAK]

Medical experts of NO convene.

[James]

I think he might have lost an eye, not sure yet if it his right or left one

[Mountain]

2 hours ago, 80 said:

Maybe sanctions for the groundsman if a player pulls a hammy while running on his grass, too?

 

That should be in-house.

 

I don't like our netting so I would severely repremand our head groundsman in the first place.

 

We've had crap nets since 2003 and it's absolutely infuriating. They should be deeper, we have the space for that, they also need to peg them down properly.

[alexf]

I've done the medial ligament when I was younger too. Remember it feeling really bad in the moment and they put me on crutches for a couple of weeks but wasn't that long till I was back playing again. 

[Mattoon]

29 minutes ago, Mountain said:

 

That should be in-house.

 

I don't like our netting so I would severely repremand our head groundsman in the first place.

 

We've had crap nets since 2003 and it's absolutely infuriating. They should be deeper, we have the space for that, they also need to peg them down properly.

 

I heard peg, wheres this at?

[KennyUtd]

1 hour ago, James said:

I think he might have lost an eye, not sure yet if it his right or left one

I heard it was his jap's. 

[kenlau88210]

 

2 hours ago, James said:

I think he might have lost an eye, not sure yet if it his right or left one

 

@KennyUtd

@GideonShandy

@El Prontonise

 

most insightful comment I've read today about Tino's injury