IsiahRashad wrote:Good news is none of the players suffered serious injury:
- Lewndowski suffered painful bruising to the cheek bone.
- Rafinha & James suffered a minor injuries.
- Martinez suffered bruising to his knee.
All four players received extensive treatment today.
IsiahRashad wrote:According to the reports both Robben and Boateng are doubtful for the second leg in Madrid.
Send via carrier pigeon.
MUTU wrote:IsiahRashad wrote:According to the reports both Robben and Boateng are doubtful for the second leg in Madrid.
Send via carrier pigeon.
Mark my words that neither of them will play at the World Cup 2018.
America USA wrote:I’m somehow not very bothered about Injuries suffered during the match (unless the player is already carrying a minor injury and is played regardless and then suffers a worse injury)
This season our training ground injuries have really reduced. Only Alaba recently is the exception.
I think Bayern need to swallow their pride and contact Barcelona. Take a team of soil experts and grounds men to Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gamper and see what is it about their training ground that their players never get injured in training and how Vidal got his leg stuck in the field and hurt his knee that ended his season. Also our medical team need to take a very hard look at themselves in light of what has happened nonstop for the past half decade now.
America USA wrote:That’s OK. I believe men who have to live in the winter are physical tougher.
HOWEVER, as soon as any of our player suffers a long term injury then send them away from Munich ASAP. USA, Australia, middle eastern countries or even India/China are decent places to recover quicker in warmer climates.
FCB12Forever wrote:America USA wrote:That’s OK. I believe men who have to live in the winter are physical tougher.
HOWEVER, as soon as any of our player suffers a long term injury then send them away from Munich ASAP. USA, Australia, middle eastern countries or even India/China are decent places to recover quicker in warmer climates.
They do, Neuer was in Thailand for faster recovery, when Munchen was -13 `C.
MUTU wrote:I discussed this elsewhere but this is the right place. I don't think there's a single factor in play here. You mentioned cold weather plus more matches. But take Premier League clubs participating in the CL. They play more matches than us and they play during the winter while Bayern are busy training in Qatar. So they have more cold and more matches, yet statistically suffer fewer injuries.
MUTU wrote:In late December to early January doesn't it get colder in England than it would be in the undersoil heated pitches in Germany in February when teams resume play, or not?
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