Gbear wrote: » ??? It's nothing to do with how many games everyone played. It's down to the fitness of the individual. Henderson is very rarely injured and predictably, he was ok to play. Sturridge was injured and out for several weeks. Sterling was seemingly somewhere in the middle.And there's a big difference between starting a player and giving him half an hour. Unless you actually know something about fitness (you're a physio, for example) and you're fully informed about Sterling specific condition at the time you really have no basis on which to make that claim. Sure it makes no sense to you. Doesn't make any sense to me either. But then again, neither of us have the foggiest notion about the situation so that doesn't really matter, does it?
daithijjj wrote: » All i know is the manager complaining about losing a player (Sturridge) through injury. He then had his own decision to make over Sterling, he made the wrong one imo. You're telling me i havent the foggiest idea whether he was fit or not to start, well its the same argument i could make to you. The difference is he has started everything since!
daithijjj wrote: » Its a simple case for me, given the schedule we had over the next 14 days, that Sterling would start v Villa and not feature v Middlesborough, if you are trying to rest the player.
daithijjj wrote: » End of the day, we were awful v Villa, partly because we didnt start our in form player and gave too many new lads a game at the same time..
Gbear wrote: » The key difference is that I'm not making the claim. I'm just going with the professionals in charge of the decision who were in possession of all the necessary information. It isn't a simple case for me, because I don't know anything about the day to day condition of the player or sports science in general. Evidently that isn't the case - we've been just as awful ever since with Sterling in the team.
DVDM93 wrote: » I am genuinely sick and tired of reading about these injuries. I don't know whether to laugh or cry... or go through the fcuking wall because I'm so fcuking angry or simply calm down because there's nothing I can do about it. Shiny glass looks nice but it's no good to ya when it's broke, a bit like some of our players and a lot like my heart at the moment. Get well soon lads, please x
Luckycharms_74 wrote: » I wonder should I start the match thread and really give people something to moan about
rob316 wrote: » I would rate our injury troubles very good compared to other clubs. Arsenal and united must have very poor sports science team as they are constantly injured. Sturridge, Allen and Can all injured on international duty not much the club can do about that.
Fescue wrote: » For Saturday I think we'll see 4-2-3-1, Gerrard and Henderson in midfield, Lallana, Coutinho and Sterling ahead of them with Balotelli up front. Lovren and Skrtel at centre back with Manquillo and Moreno in the full back positions.
rarnes1 wrote: » No Sturridge and we'll struggle again up top.
Gbear wrote: » We need to get Balotelli support then. I don't think you can do that unless you play Borini.
wcarey1975 wrote: » I'd say with the noises being made Suso will start and Sturridge will be on the bench
hefferboi wrote: » I'm starting the match thread.
Fescue wrote: » I can't see him going with the diamond after the display against West Ham.
Connavar wrote: » Rodgers has said suso is in contention for the derbyhttp://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/171373-wonderful-suso-in-derby-contention
pmy.murphy wrote: » I do hope he plays his way into Brendans plans by continueing the stunning form he showed the other night. Fantastic player and I do hope he stays
T-K-O wrote: » Ah come one now
pmy.murphy wrote: » You know what I meant. Get the Vocab Police off my case