15 - Andreas Christensen
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BusiTheKing
Senior Member
True. I've had this for years and it's a pain in the arse to get rid of. You can sort of play with the pain but it just gets worse and worse. You take a long rest, slowly rehab, and then as soon as you're feeling back to your old ability, the pain appears again. At first just a slight soreness but then it builds and builds. Repeat the cycle until you've had enough and quit footy + running altogether.
Nello
Member
Exactly. Tendinitis is an acute injury to the tendon with inflammation, typically due to a strain or overuse. Tendinopathies is more chronic, and a permanent alteration of the tendon structure. Load management along with slow, heavy resistance training to build new strong tissue is crucial, and the current best treatment.
So it makes sense that he's subbed of early often to avoid worsening it. We should just be happy that he chose to not go with the national team. Gives him a small window to calm shit down and maybe strengthen it if possible.
Nello
Member
Have you tried frequent slow, heavy resistance training loading the tendon to build new tissue? Can often improve it considerably within months (I'm a physiotherapist student).
BusiTheKing
Senior Member
yeah i tried it but could probably have had more patience and persistence with the rehab. thanks tho, good luck with your studies! interesting field i've always thought.
I get the feeling, that if he and gavi started, instead of de jong and pedri we wouldn't have gone down to 10 men.
He would have probably been better positioned to come across against barcola and gavi would also have started on that side, and you know that mofo would have been pressing like a mad man the moment the ball was turned over.
He would have probably been better positioned to come across against barcola and gavi would also have started on that side, and you know that mofo would have been pressing like a mad man the moment the ball was turned over.
Messi983
Senior Member
It's a bit pointless to think how the game would look like with Gavi who has missed most of the season. We could have clearly used Christensen (or even Roberto) in this game though considering we were starting two midfielders just returning from injuries.
But OTOH if Gavi wouldn't be injured I don't think Xavi would ever try out AC as a DM. Nor Raphinha as a LW as we'd probably use 4-midfielders setup if/when all available.
Just a guess as always in these "what if" scenarios I don't like.
But OTOH if Gavi wouldn't be injured I don't think Xavi would ever try out AC as a DM. Nor Raphinha as a LW as we'd probably use 4-midfielders setup if/when all available.
Just a guess as always in these "what if" scenarios I don't like.
Temptation
Well-known member
Barcelona do not want to sell Andreas Christensen. They want to keep him as a pivot in the future too given his performances this season. Moreover, he can also play as a centre-back with full guarantees.
Via: @ffpolo [md]
Via: @ffpolo [md]
JohnN
Senior Member
His playing in Midfield is what changed the team so much along with the introduction of Cubarsi. he is not flashy, not the fastest or more technical but he was a rock defensively and covered others. The main reason we went out is him being unavailable and playing the cursed Midfield of Pedri, Frankie, Gundo.
Fati_Future_BallonDor
Well-known member
Feel he is overrated, we did also well without him.
soul24rage
Senior Member
Hopefully, we keep him as he can cover both CB and play as a back up DM if needed as well.
We really do need a starter DM.
We really do need a starter DM.
Joan
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When was that?
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