10 - Lamine Yamal

[feggydinho]

PSG played a half fit Dembele just recently and had to sub him off because he relapsed.

So we're saying the same thing, clubs are doing what they accuse Countries of.

 

[Titan98]

So we're saying the same thing, clubs are doing what they accuse Countries of.

Clubs pay for the risk, national teams don‘t.

 

[DonAK]

So we're saying the same thing, clubs are doing what they accuse Countries of.

Barca didn't give Lamine Yamal painkiller injections to play him in an inconsequential match.

You love being the contrarian for some reason.

Yes I agree with you that clubs or club managers aren't always saints, but they're the one paying the big bucks for the player. The ones taking care of the player every day with their nutrition, training habits, etc.

The clubs are the ones with the most information about the player's fatigue being the ones monitoring it throughout the season.

 

[feggydinho]

Clubs pay for the risk, national teams don‘t.

all in all, they're doing the same thing. That was my point (if you swap these coaches from Club to Countries, they would do the same)

 

[Windhook]

Let DLF taste his own medicine.

From Gavi to Pedri to Fermin to Yamal. All of them overplayed before reaching the age of 21.

 

[Gnidrologist]

destroying the pain receptors won't solve the problem and probably make it worse long term

Is that what the thing does tho? Thought it's some kind of diagnostics tool. Any kind of chemical/electromagnetic therapies done in modern allopathic medicine does more harm than good, that's a fact.

 

[Gnidrologist]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1988199367384174665

This motherfucker has the audacity to be shocked, after he let Lamine play with painkillers the last time and most likely planned something similar again.
Thankfully the club learned and it was also good not to notify this moron, because they would have come up with some plan to still include him. But drop it like this and they need to send him home. Perfectly done, finally a smart move from the club.

I'm starting to wonder about his early life from the way he expresses himself. Very on the nose guy.