Tino Livramento

[black_n_white]

Think it’ll be towards Christmas before we see him next, that’s a positive as I feared the worst.

[mush]

All things considered, that's great news 

[Yorkie]

Our first choice striker, first choice full-back and a centre-mid all with long injury lay-offs before the end of September is 23/24 as fuck, like. Not to mention our first choice winger having a three game suspension. 

 

Absolutely maddening. 

[LiquidAK]

Massive relief tbf, felt like it could've been a career-ender or at least limiter if he'd re-done the same injury 

[oldtype]

10 minutes ago, Yorkie said:

Our first choice striker, first choice full-back and a centre-mid all with long injury lay-offs before the end of September is 23/24 as fuck, like. Not to mention our first choice winger having a three game suspension. 

 

Absolutely maddening. 

 

The positive way to look at it is that we have a deep enough squad now that the team doesn't look like a crime scene even with a moderate sized injury crisis.

 

 

Edited October 1, 2025 by oldtype

[FloydianMag]

1 hour ago, kingxlnc said:

Thiaw can play RB 

Let's try him there, Schar, Botman, Hall

Thiaw played RB for Schalke when he was a bit younger, not that he’s old. 

[The College Dropout]

23 minutes ago, LiquidAK said:

Massive relief tbf, felt like it could've been a career-ender or at least limiter if he'd re-done the same injury 

Aye. I hope he’s keen to sign that new contract.  4-5 year deal £15-20m guaranteed set him up for life. 

[54]

Can someone tell me if i'm chatting shit, but isn't it really hard to re-do an ACL or Tendon injury? Be it in the knee or elbow etc?

 

As they have to use a screw to pull the muscle back in place, and that, once its fully healed, can make that tendon stronger? 

[madras]

1 hour ago, Conjo said:

"Injury was not sustained on landing" so direct result of Salibas unneccessary tackle then. Cunt.

No doubt Arteta would claim "hes not that sort of player" 

[Erikse]

4 hours ago, The College Dropout said:

It looked like a leg break. His leg was at a weird angle.

 

That leg was super injured. He was clapping off like he was in delirious pain.

 

Tino proper English lad. Just sat motionless with a thousand-mile stare and the odd shake of his head. Probably had a wee cry while he was being carried out poor lad. Bet he's ok. 4-6 weeks and he's back.

 

He landed on the right leg. It was the left one he injured. If you're talking about Tinos leg here.

 

 

Edited October 1, 2025 by Erikse

[Yorkie]

Howe said 6-8 weeks in his post game presser too.

[duo]

Let's hope is closer 6 than 8

[gazza ladra]

8 hours ago, madras said:

No doubt Arteta would claim "hes not that sort of player" 

He's got plenty of pundits to do that for him.

 

 

Edited October 2, 2025 by gazza ladra
forgot the verb

[toontownman]

Its another kick in the knackers for us but at least its not castration.

 

I will take it if we can get him back before Christmas.

[James]

Fucking get in!!!!!!!!

[Beren]

I wonder if Hall can play RB

[Holloway]

wonder if he'll be back to pocket Doku late nov, who's started the season on fire

[Cronky]

It'll be interesting to see how we do without Tino. To be honest, I've never been completely convinced about him. He's a good athlete, but I think he needs to work on his first touch and his passing.

 

It looks like we'll have Hall and Burn competing at left back, and much though I like Big Dan, I'd really like to young Lewis come through.

[CPL]

Just now, Cronky said:

It'll be interesting to see how we do without Tino. To be honest, I've never been completely convinced about him. He's a good athlete, but I think he needs to work on his first touch and his passing.

 

It looks like we'll have Hall and Burn competing at left back, and much though I like Big Dan, I'd really like to young Lewis come through.

[Beren]

32 minutes ago, Cronky said:

To be honest, I've never been completely convinced about him.

 

[janpawel]

33 minutes ago, Cronky said:

It'll be interesting to see how we do without Tino. To be honest, I've never been completely convinced about him. He's a good athlete, but I think he needs to work on his first touch and his passing.

 

It looks like we'll have Hall and Burn competing at left back, and much though I like Big Dan, I'd really like to young Lewis come through.

 

Suprised you aren't convinced by him. 

 

Big, strong, rapid, 1v1 beast, very good left foot, can play both sides, good going forwards. 

 

Young with more room to grow etc etc 

 

He's first choice right back and second choice left back, we have 4 quality CB's, so it's fair to say he's our most important defender / the last one we want to get injured 

 

 

[NE27]

39 minutes ago, Cronky said:

To be honest, I've never been completely convinced about him.

 

 

 

Edited October 2, 2025 by NE27

[BottledDog]

51 minutes ago, Cronky said:

To be honest, I've never been completely convinced about him. 

 

 

Happy that we have pretty good cover at the mo though. Get well soon bonny lad.

[Choppy Chop Chop]

55 minutes ago, Cronky said:

It'll be interesting to see how we do without Tino. To be honest, I've never been completely convinced about him. He's a good athlete, but I think he needs to work on his first touch and his passing.

 

It looks like we'll have Hall and Burn competing at left back, and much though I like Big Dan, I'd really like to young Lewis come through.

FFS 

[Yorkie]

Tino has generally been a 6/7 out of 10 at RB tbf. Absolutely exceptional on the opposite side though.