13 - Joan García

[delancey]

Under his watch? We've had probably the best goalkeeping period in the history of the club. Both Bravo and Stegen were coached by him. And like it or not Stegen is in contention for one of the best GKs we've had. You could argue that our overall level at GK hasn't been as good as we aspire historically, but it is what it is.

Barca practiced and practices lots of shady stuff as a club. But what's that got to do with keeping De La Fuente when he could have been replaced at the request of any manager we've had. If he really was inept at his job we would have heard about it already. Turns out nobody(president, board, coaches, players) complained. So your theory doesn't hold water until proven otherwise.

We should look into his coaching role in further detail and whether training sessions et al can be improved upon and/or whether they may be encouraging injuries to occur. This is merely prudent when two consequential injuries have happened in such a short period of time.

The end, or else I’ll unleash a Scottish bulldog on ya. And I won’t tell ya which one, but I promise you an all nighter 😉

 

[weloveyuner]

Why not fire Flick first? Lots of outfield players got injured.

Because of the recent pattern of our keepers getting injured

 

[malvolio]

Because of the recent pattern of our keepers getting injured

So players getting injured under Flick is just bad luck, not a pattern.

 

[malvolio]

We should look into his coaching role in further detail and whether training sessions et al can be improved upon and/or whether they may be encouraging injuries to occur. This is merely prudent when two consequential injuries have happened in such a short period of time.

The end, or else I’ll unleash a Scottish bulldog on ya. And I won’t tell ya which one, but I promise you an all nighter 😉

I got the cunt on ignore for over a year now.

 

[serghei]

The real question is, if the injury is more serious, will Garcia release his medical records so we can register a new keeper?

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

OFFICIAL: Player Joan Garcia has suffered a tear of the internal meniscus in his left knee.

Tomorrow, he will undergo arthroscopic surgery performed by Dr. Joan Carles Monllau.

The estimated recovery time is between 4 and 6 weeks, depending on his progress.

Oh gosh another Meniscus. They are going to fuck this up, aren't they?

 

[Raketa10]

Oh fuck off!!!

 

[Porque]

Kochen recalled from US U20 WC squad to be our 2nd choice goalkeeper.

 

[delancey]

Oh gosh another Meniscus. They are going to fuck this up, aren't they?

Why is this specific kind of injury so bad?

 

[weloveyuner]

So players getting injured under Flick is just bad luck, not a pattern.

This started happening before Flick took over.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

Why is this specific kind of injury so bad?

After butchering Fati and potentially Gavi. It's scary.

 

[Saladin]

It starts with being just for 5 weeks.

Then it's only a year.

Next thing you know your married, got kids, have been married for 20 years and are pushing on 50.



Wait, what were we talking about again!???

Pain went straight to where I reside (not ManUre for a change)

 

[Masetro10]

Why is this specific kind of injury so bad?

Well once you lose it you never can get it back.

 

[serghei]

Why is this specific kind of injury so bad?

It's not. It's quite common. Comes in a wide variety though.

 

[serghei]

Think I've read somewhere that over half the ACL tears have significant meniscus damage as well. Either during the injury or after surgery due to the knee having weaker stability.

Obviously it's worse than any muscle injury.