RoadrunnerReloaded
Active Member
On one hand I think that's a fair point but on the other it does indicate a lowered level of expectations that I am not sure is a good thing no?
-
! ! ! IMPORTANT MESSAGE ! ! !
Discussions about police investigations
In light of recent developments about a player from Premier League being arrested and until there is an official announcement, ALL users should refrain from discussing or speculating about situations around personal off-pitch matters related to any Arsenal player. This is to protect you and the forum.
Users who disregard this reminder will be issued warnings and their posts will get deleted from public.
Danny Welbeck: Dan Out Ere
- Thread starter Anfield 1884
- Start date
- Replies 4,346
- Views 368,247
- Status
On one hand I think that's a fair point but on the other it does indicate a lowered level of expectations that I am not sure is a good thing no?
Lacazette has got off easy compared to what would have happened if Welbeck or Giroud missed that chance..
Welbeck's chance was hardly a sitter, he would have needed a great header to score that.. Lacazette on the other hand should have scored.. It happens to everyone though, even Henry, Ronaldo, Messi etc have missed sitters before.
Slartibartfast
CIES Loyalist
Poor Danny - he's come to the right club though. We're the injury specialists!:confused:
If it really is just four weeks, that's pretty good news. Could have been much worse. Hopefully the medical team will be in top form this season.
Country: Canada
Needs his Mrs to be massaging that groin 24/7
YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
At what point do you still subject players to the rigors of top flight football and training? and expect them to be back to the standard we require and demand of them?
I mean if somebody gets tackled and breaks a leg is one thing, but repeated wear and tear injuries takes it toll
we cannot alllow the club to be filled with players not able to play
sure you make a plan and have a squad that should be able to handle an injury here or there but we have too many
sadly ironic that Welbeck is one of those guys because he is a physical and athletic guy and my usual complaint is that wenger buys too many technically gifted playmaker types that are less physically imposing so we are overly exposed to having an injury filled squad
I mean if somebody gets tackled and breaks a leg is one thing, but repeated wear and tear injuries takes it toll
we cannot alllow the club to be filled with players not able to play
sure you make a plan and have a squad that should be able to handle an injury here or there but we have too many
sadly ironic that Welbeck is one of those guys because he is a physical and athletic guy and my usual complaint is that wenger buys too many technically gifted playmaker types that are less physically imposing so we are overly exposed to having an injury filled squad
FreakySami
Well-Known Member
Don't want him to pull something else.
Not much use having 'squaddie' that can't stay fit. Feel sorry for him after playing his way into the team but his injuries are becoming a concern.
Country: Wales
Hope it's an actual four weeks not more, can't deny that we look like a quality unit in big games with him in the side.
Country: Iceland
Does a work of a whole army when he is on the field.
Brilliant brilliant brilliant player!
Brilliant brilliant brilliant player!
Country: Australia
Don't know man , we don't want the region further inflamed .
freeglennhelder2
Established Member
Country: England
Player:Elneny
Lacazette has got off easy compared to what would have happened if Welbeck or Giroud missed that chance..
Welbeck's chance was hardly a sitter, he would have needed a great header to score that.. Lacazette on the other hand should have scored.. It happens to everyone though, even Henry, Ronaldo, Messi etc have missed sitters before.
It's all about goodwill. After a certain while it gets eroded away. Lacazette is new, has a few good finishes and tons of goodwill. Sanchez gets goodwill for constantly losing the ball becuase he delivers. A string of misses coupled with poor performances and Lacazette will be turned on in a heartbeat here.
I like what Danny brings to the party. He will never be a cool finisher and his injury concerns override everything. A couple more big injuries and it's game over for him.
DANNY WELBECK INJURY HISTORY
Injury Club Date Injury Reported
Groin Strain Arsenal Injuries 2017 September 17th
Toe Injury Arsenal Injuries 2017 April 14th
Illness Arsenal Injuries 2017 March 7th
Cartilage Knee Injury Arsenal Injuries 2016 May 8th
Knee Injury Arsenal Injuries 2015 May 2nd
Knee Injury Arsenal Injuries 2015 March 27th
Hip/Thigh Injury Arsenal Injuries 2014 December 28th
Knee Injury Arsenal Injuries 2014 November 22nd
Hamstring Injury Arsenal Injuries 2014 November 18th
Ankle/Foot Injury Arsenal Injuries 2014 October 12th
Ankle/Foot Injury Arsenal Injuries 2014 September 2nd
Knee Injury Manchester United Injuries 2014 August 2nd
Hamstring Injury Manchester United Injuries 2014 June 10th
Knee Injury Manchester United Injuries 2014 February 4th
Knee Injury Manchester United Injuries 2013 December 21st
Knee Injury Manchester United Injuries 2013 October 19th
Knee Injury Manchester United Injuries 2013 September 12th
Groin/Pelvis Injury Manchester United Injuries 2013 July 23rd
Knee Injury Manchester United Injuries 2013 May 29th
Knee Injury Manchester United Injuries 2013 April 24th
Illness Manchester United Injuries 2012 December 24th
Knee Injury Manchester United Injuries 2012 October 31st
Ankle/Foot Injury Manchester United Injuries 2012 April 30th
Knee Injury Manchester United Injuries 2012 January 14th
Muscle Strain Manchester United Injuries 2011 November 14th
Hamstring Injury Manchester United Injuries 2011 August 28th
Ankle/Foot Injury Manchester United Injuries 2011 August 8th
This is one of the main reason why United had to let him go. He is consistently getting himself injured.
basically getting fcuked every year since 2011. That's a huge chunk of development time.
Country: England
Don't we have an international break during those four weeks? He may not actually miss too many games.
FreakySami
Well-Known Member
If it's only 4 weeks then it's fine
Slartibartfast
CIES Loyalist
Lookin' for a new Baby
New name pending...
It says at least 3 weeks. Could be any time.
Slartibartfast
CIES Loyalist
Well, he might never play again. But they're still hopeful he can be back for Watford.
Lookin' for a new Baby
New name pending...
I hope so, but our injured players never seem to come back when they say they will.
samshere
Why so serieuse?
His injury is unfortunate, but on the other hand its a good opportunity for Sanchez to stake a claim for a first team role. I've got great expectations from him.
- Status
