Arsenal Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 12/13 MOD POST #232

gandalf wrote: »

Bam Bam Mickey wrote: »

I wouldn't be so sure about that.
Whats the odds of Barcelona coming in for him.?

Sure why not, we can do a swap and take their unhappy player back to the Emirates.

Welcome home Cesc

Leave him where he is

tayto lover wrote: »

He was substituted to give him a rest.
We have 14 players on international duty this week so lets hope they all return unscathed. I hate these fixtures. In the past some of our players were seriously injured while away.

Yeah it was RVP's speciallity.

batistuta9 wrote: »

greendom wrote: »

I thought it was more a criticism of Diaby himself who tried to push himself too fast before his body was ready ?

It's not the first time others have criticised the medical staff at arsenal, barca meds. or somebody involved with fabregas anyway were on about them too

The only other time diaby was fit this fella trained him that year too, looks dodgy for our medical team

emergingstar wrote: »

The only other time diaby was fit this fella trained him that year too, looks dodgy for our medical team

yeah i read that, and that the club only allowed diaby to use him again four months ago. Also the trainer said diaby spent a month doing rehab work with him, taking no holiday & committed all his time.

jonny666 wrote: »

I find it hard to believe that the medical team at Arsenal is any different to any other big club. Think all that talk is just points scoring. Look at the injuries UTD had last year and also the start of this year. No one goes on about their medical team they way they do about Arsenals.

I think if you look at injuries in PL teams that they are all about the same. We are no worse or no better then most teams

somebody put something on here before showing injuries & that but i can't remember how arsenal compared in it. It could've been physioroom.com but that's only useful for current injuries

but at arsenal players seem to be out a long time with injuries - or overall with injuries, the original one + injuries they get when they return. picking up small injuries after returning from being out is probably normal but another long term one i'm not sure

diaby's trainer didn't exactly come out & criticise the arsenal staff it seems but said diaby returned too quickly, rushed his comeback. Now diaby wouldn't have been able to decide that he should resume training himself, he would've needed to be cleared by the meds. The trainer says he wasn't ready to train because the rehab wasn't done properly or finished; but he doesn't mention the arsenal staff - most likely because he needs permission from the club to work with diaby.

why would a personal trainer be looking at scoring points against arsenal?
There's also people mentioning that RVP has been using a personal trainer & thats the reason for him being injury free, don't know if that's true or not.

what was said about fabregas was something about the training that it was too intense after being injured or something similar

gosplan wrote: »

batistuta9 wrote: »

somebody put something on here before showing injuries & that but i can't remember how arsenal compared in it. It could've been physioroom.com but that's only useful for current injuries

but at arsenal players seem to be out a long time with injuries - or overall with injuries, the original one + injuries they get when they return. picking up small injuries after returning from being out is probably normal but another long term one i'm not sure

diaby's trainer didn't exactly come out & criticise the arsenal staff it seems but said diaby returned too quickly, rushed his comeback. Now diaby wouldn't have been able to decide that he should resume training himself, he would've needed to be cleared by the meds. The trainer says he wasn't ready to train because the rehab wasn't done properly or finished; but he doesn't mention the arsenal staff - most likely because he needs permission from the club to work with diaby.

why would a personal trainer be looking at scoring points against arsenal?
There's also people mentioning that RVP has been using a personal trainer & thats the reason for him being injury free, don't know if that's true or not.

what was said about fabregas was something about the training that it was too intense after being injured or something similar

Diaby's career was nearly ended by a thug who heard that Arsenal didn't like it 'up em, that's all. We've no idea if he's back long term or not.

Man U have been worse for injuries for the last few years I'd say.

Think I read a stat somewhere that we're the worst in the league over the last few years will try find it

batistuta9 wrote: »

somebody put something on here before showing injuries & that but i can't remember how arsenal compared in it. It could've been physioroom.com but that's only useful for current injuries

but at arsenal players seem to be out a long time with injuries - or overall with injuries, the original one + injuries they get when they return. picking up small injuries after returning from being out is probably normal but another long term one i'm not sure

diaby's trainer didn't exactly come out & criticise the arsenal staff it seems but said diaby returned too quickly, rushed his comeback. Now diaby wouldn't have been able to decide that he should resume training himself, he would've needed to be cleared by the meds. The trainer says he wasn't ready to train because the rehab wasn't done properly or finished; but he doesn't mention the arsenal staff - most likely because he needs permission from the club to work with diaby.

why would a personal trainer be looking at scoring points against arsenal?
There's also people mentioning that RVP has been using a personal trainer & thats the reason for him being injury free, don't know if that's true or not.

what was said about fabregas was something about the training that it was too intense after being injured or something similar

http://www.superbetting.com/forum/index.php/topic/28052-england-premier-league-suspended-and-injured-list-20102011/


if you look through that post I dont think our injuries are any worse really. Some smaller teams have smaller squads so less injuries but I dont think we fair that bad.

I know its not a great way of judging it but it gives ya a general idea.

I suppose teams train differently according to how they play too. So what one trainer might think is too much might not be enough for another depending on how the team plays

AdamD wrote: »

We were third worst in the league by a bit. Not great but with Arsenal its made out to sound like our guys are actually doing something wrong and nearly hampering players recovery. If that was the case we'd be well top of that list

Arshavin staying put. Hope he gets a chance to prove himself.