Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 2:59 pm  

Luppylad wrote:

I havent lost or won anything cos there nothing to win or lose unless your saying i lose cos the players are fit when actually the fact they cant compete for 80 mins may suggest otherwise And unfit bodies get injured easier and put what ever spin on it you want these players are missing / missed games due to injury henece not been fit to play and not a case of not been selected..

And in another note im glad the likes of b walker and arundul gonna get a run out id play them with fully fit side

And vastman you fool you keep saying i love this and love chance to put down well you couldnt be more wrong you know nothing about me it pains me with the mess where in at the moment with all the losses and i certainly dont enjoy thats why i have season ticket subscribe to the lottery trinity tv and squadbuilder to try and do my bit to help the club out ya know who was one of the first to offer to the donnation/collection you did sure if i enjoy things been poor id offer to throw my hard earned money about

No everything with you has an agenda or a conspiracy, you were implicitly saying that we have some issue with injuries and by default picking at the coaching staff AGAIN. The truth is we have as yet suffered no major injuries and as yet no more than most other squads/ Two are forced absences due to HIA's, one is a suspension that you for some reason included as an injury. That leaves two short term injuries though I suspect they are rests. Three players started the season with minor injuries, one missed two games the others three, so a sarcastic WOW.

In other words, nothing to see here folks, unless of course, you are looking for it.

Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 3:09 pm  

vastman wrote:

No everything with you has an agenda or a conspiracy, you were implicitly saying that we have some issue with injuries and by default picking at the coaching staff AGAIN. The truth is we have as yet suffered no major injuries and as yet no more than most other squads/ Two are forced absences due to HIA's, one is a suspension that you for some reason included as an injury. That leaves two short term injuries though I suspect they are rests. Three players started the season with minor injuries, one missed two games the others three, so a sarcastic WOW.

In other words, nothing to see here folks, unless of course, you are looking for it.

The truth is 99% of injuries in RL have no correlation to fitness levels whatsoever.

Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 3:20 pm  

homme vaste wrote:

The truth is 99% of injuries in RL have no correlation to fitness levels whatsoever.

Correct.

Some injuries are not even sustained during training or playing. Players are ordinary people. fit yes but ordinary. Wear and tear, age you name it an injury can come from anywhere.

What he also forget is that with an identical backroom staff we went from 2016 to early 2019 with very few injuries, we were lucky then, we are not so lucky now. Short memories I'm afraid.

Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 3:32 pm  

It would be just like us to put on one of those backs against the wall performances, which wouldn't be the first time.

As we're not expected to win, and go into it with nothing to lose, I would think it would be Saints under pressure

Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 4:03 pm  

vastman wrote:

No everything with you has an agenda or a conspiracy, you were implicitly saying that we have some issue with injuries and by default picking at the coaching staff AGAIN. The truth is we have as yet suffered no major injuries and as yet no more than most other squads/ Two are forced absences due to HIA's, one is a suspension that you for some reason included as an injury. That leaves two short term injuries though I suspect they are rests. Three players started the season with minor injuries, one missed two games the others three, so a sarcastic WOW.

In other words, nothing to see here folks, unless of course, you are looking for it.

See again vastman you know nothing at all i havent slated anyone esp the coaching staff unlike you in fact im one of few who havent .nothing as an agenda i merely state the facts.how ever you want to put it all players i mentioned (and i never mentioned kelepi so kearn to read) have or are missing due to injury is been out due to hia not an injury its not like they are available for selection

Somtimes you just need to wind your neck in

Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 4:07 pm  

homme vaste wrote:

The truth is 99% of injuries in RL have no correlation to fitness levels whatsoever.

Injuries are alot to do with fitness tired bodies get hurt easier fatigue cause injuries.think about it arguably one of fittest sides in sl over last 2 years have beeen salford and how many injuries did they have not many

Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 4:29 pm  

Luppylad wrote:

Injuries are alot to do with fitness tired bodies get hurt easier fatigue cause injuries.think about it arguably one of fittest sides in sl over last 2 years have beeen salford and how many injuries did they have not many

'Injuries are alot to do with fitness"

Says who? This may be the case with normal folk but are you seriously suggesting any of our players are so unfit they fall into that category, really!

'tired bodies get hurt easier fatigue cause injuries'

So how can we be fatigued after 3 games? Even if it does play a part I have seen plenty a fresh player who isn't even nominally fatigued step on a pitch and be instantly injured.

Straw clutching or what.

Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 4:41 pm  

Luppylad wrote:

Injuries are alot to do with fitness tired bodies get hurt easier fatigue cause injuries.think about it arguably one of fittest sides in sl over last 2 years have beeen salford and how many injuries did they have not many

I wonder if Leeds fans and Sky sports commentators think the same way as yourself, All we ever hear about Leeds, is the amount of injuries they have, by your reasoning Leeds players must be the most unfit players.

Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 5:03 pm  

Hampshire is recovering from a knee operation about 7 weeks ago from an injury he carried the majority of last year came back too soon in the Wigan game

Re: Stand by for a good thrashing next week. : Wed Apr 14, 2021 5:09 pm  

Hawai50 wrote:

Hampshire is recovering from a knee operation about 7 weeks ago from an injury he carried the majority of last year came back too soon in the Wigan game

This is a tricky one for both player and coach. Players like Hampshire are keen to play, nobody can doubt that of this lad. So he will naturally downplay an injury, in a genuine way, not a cynical way, we've all done it, believed we are feeling better than we actually are.

For all the advances in modern medicine in the case of many injuries, the staff can only take the patients word.

I seriously doubt he was forced to play, though I'm sure some will suggest he was.

I suspect put his hand up and he did come back too soon, however, I have to admire that.