Mohamed Salah

[an tha]

8 minutes ago, Lee909 said:

FFS Salah looks injured coming off

 

Egypt will still play him half fit next game

Hamstring judging by what read elsewhere.

 

Fucks sake.

[TD_LFC]

[Kevin D]

I’d like to hear from @TheDrowningMan.

[an tha]

This is where our medics need to step in - our employee who we paid massive money for and who we pay massive money to could see his season ended because Egypt want to push him to play for them when injured.

 

We surely have to be able to be involved in this to be sure that no unnecessary risks are being taken and no longer term damage can be caused.

[an tha]

 

[Creator Supreme]

1 minute ago, an tha said:

This is where our medics need to step in - our employee who we paid massive money for and who we pay massive money to could see his season ended because Egypt want to push him to play for them when injured.

 

We surely have to be able to be involved in this to be sure that no unnecessary risks are being taken and no longer term damage can be caused.

We don't count mate unfortunately, international football calls the shots.

[Moo]

Hopefully Egypt get knocked out tout suite and Salah returns to Liverpool with the injury not as bad as first feared.

[magicrat]

You could have bet your house on Mo getting crocked .

[Ronnie Whelan]

He's upset because he knows his tournament is most likely over, but we were never going to have him for Arsenal or Chelsea.

Looking at the fixtures, they could be worse in the coming weeks. Ideally, he's okay for Brentford, but we need to get him right for City in March.

[lebron]

First hamstring injury in his career according to Transfermarkt...

 

That's not very common for an attacker that relies (or at least relied) so heavily on his speed as Mo. Speaks volumes to his professionalism and training regime.

 

Unfortunately it also means that the step he's already lost in his game probably becomes even more apparent. Let's pray that his superhuman powers of recovery and fitness gets him back at close to full force in the not so distant future.

 

I'm happy with our squad/attacking options, but I'm a bit fearful that this might be the beginning of the end. Hamstring injuries are an absolute bitch when it comes to trusting your speed to get back to what it was pre-injury, even in 2024.

[an tha]

38 minutes ago, Moo said:

Hopefully Egypt get knocked out tout suite and Salah returns to Liverpool with the injury not as bad as first feared.

Problem is 3rd place in group still likely makes it to knockout stage.

 

Only 8 teams get knocked out in groups.

 

Laughable.

[Barrington Womble]

21 minutes ago, lebron said:

First hamstring injury in his career according to Transfermarkt...

 

That's not very common for an attacker that relies (or at least relied) so heavily on his speed as Mo. Speaks volumes to his professionalism and training regime.

 

Unfortunately it also means that the step he's already lost in his game probably becomes even more apparent. Let's pray that his superhuman powers of recovery and fitness gets him back at close to full force in the not so distant future.

 

I'm happy with our squad/attacking options, but I'm a bit fearful that this might be the beginning of the end. Hamstring injuries are an absolute bitch when it comes to trusting your speed to get back to what it was pre-injury, even in 2024.

Makes you wonder if he's been able to retain his normal training regime and recovery while away. He has a hyperbaric chamber and all that shit at home here. He never gets injured. 

[Barrington Womble]

20 minutes ago, an tha said:

Problem is 3rd place in group still likely makes it to knockout stage.

 

Only 8 teams get knocked out in groups.

 

Laughable.

Yeah, but a really tough game against cape Verde to finish. 

[polymerpunkah]

This must be the biggest money-earner by far for the federation (79m of 125m), so they're going to milk it for all it's worth.

 

Every two years.

 

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

This was cancelled from last summer because of the rainy season

In the IvoryCoast. Did they not realise this.

[an tha]

14 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

Yeah, but a really tough game against cape Verde to finish. 

Two draws so far and probably qualify.

[an tha]

40 minutes ago, lebron said:

First hamstring injury in his career according to Transfermarkt...

 

That's not very common for an attacker that relies (or at least relied) so heavily on his speed as Mo. Speaks volumes to his professionalism and training regime.

 

Unfortunately it also means that the step he's already lost in his game probably becomes even more apparent. Let's pray that his superhuman powers of recovery and fitness gets him back at close to full force in the not so distant future.

 

I'm happy with our squad/attacking options, but I'm a bit fearful that this might be the beginning of the end. Hamstring injuries are an absolute bitch when it comes to trusting your speed to get back to what it was pre-injury, even in 2024.

I reckon he'll be sound unless he is pushed/pushes to play their next game....that would potentially make a minor issue worse - and let's face it the egytian manager won't give a fuck about salah's long term situation.

[Code]

Get him home ASAP.

[Mil-ing Around]

Tbh he needs to fuck off international football. He's 31, if he has aspirations, like he always says, and wants to win leagues/champions league and the balon dor he needs to focus on club football.

 

It fucks up our season every 2 years and it hurts him too because he plays far too many games. 

[rubble-rouser]

48 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

Makes you wonder if he's been able to retain his normal training regime and recovery while away. He has a hyperbaric chamber and all that shit at home here. He never gets injured. 

Precisely. Elite athletes have bespoke training regimes. He’s Ronaldo-esque in fitness terms, and it make you think that something is different. 
 

Obviously chalk and cheese in terms of fitness records, but remember how furious Rodger’s was when Sturridge was injured on England duty in late 2014? Basically said that we had a bespoke routine in terms of recovery for forwards and England refused to follow it. 

[Red_or_Dead]

I am blaming this squarely at the feet of the podcast team for boasting Mo is never injured in the last one!

[Reckoner]

Not to be dramatic but we should all probs kill ourselves.

[chrisbonnie]

1 minute ago, Reckoner said:

Not to be dramatic but we should all probs kill ourselves.

Show us the way!! 

[TheHowieLama]

1 hour ago, magicrat said:

You could have bet your house on Mo getting crocked .

 

Did you?

[Barrington Womble]

22 minutes ago, rubble-rouser said:

Precisely. Elite athletes have bespoke training regimes. He’s Ronaldo-esque in fitness terms, and it make you think that something is different. 
 

Obviously chalk and cheese in terms of fitness records, but remember how furious Rodger’s was when Sturridge was injured on England duty in late 2014? Basically said that we had a bespoke routine in terms of recovery for forwards and England refused to follow it. 

The owl faced cunt wanted to "test his resolve" if I remember correctly.