He also got taken out in the first half after the ball had gone. Unsurprisingly no foul. I think that’s when he did it.
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He also got taken out in the first half after the ball had gone. Unsurprisingly no foul. I think that’s when he did it.
Someone said (it could of been someone on here) that at every club Ange has managed there has been a high number of hamstring issues in the first season in charge as players get up to speed with the Angeball system.
To borrow internet terminology, he's him.
Like you say, it's likely down to injuries (or lack thereof) that determine his career. I don't think I'm being hyperbolic when I say I think Micky could have Real Madrid etc knocking at the door one day.
Yeah I've heard the same thing a few different places. Hopefully it gets better next season, once the players get fully used to it. I think having a proper quality 6 will help relieve some of the pressure on Micky too, as will more squad rotation at the back.
My only hope that it wasn’t his hamstring was that apparently Dragusin was warming up intensely at half time. With Micky’s hamstring history I don’t think Ange sends the player out there if there is any doubt there may be a problem. He would have been subbed at half time.
Watching the motd analysis just highlighted how important he is to us.
Watching the motd analysis just highlighted how important he is to us.
He's maybe learnt what to look out for in terms of soreness in his hamstrings and told them at half time that he might need to come off early into the 2nd half - hence Dragusin warming up and not immediately coming on
I don't disagree, however yesterday would have happened before the instruction was changed.
There was only one or two seconds between the final pass in and VdV stretching to make the block. Even if the linesman had put his flag up immediately it wouldn't have prevented Micky's instinctive reaction.
They cant be trying to buy players from one of the richest clubs in the world!
It also help that we have a capable backup. He can rest players more easily knowing Dragusin is available so absolutely no need to take risks.
I would not have thought that they'd wait a day for assessments on an injury - surely any players that pick up injuries get them assessed right away.
(especially with the history VDV's previous hamstring injury)
They won't he will go in for an assessment.
I said as I was watching last night, we better hope we continue to evolve and reach what our potential feels like. Because this kid truly will be the best centre back in the world in years to come I think, provided injuries don't hurt him. Incredible signing.
If it's blatantly offside, then yeah, I agree.
But anything that's close should play on IMO. Or else you'll have shit/bent lino's everywhere stopping attacks with over eager flags.
I mean, they still do it now and I can't get my head around how one minute they keep their flag down when a player is so far offside they're in a different postcode then the next, they whip it up when the players look level.
Corruption or lack of consistent application, but either way, it sucks.
I think if there actually is an injury there will be swelling that stops that
any way.........the spurs medical team has a great record and definitely has got this.....
It's the same with Destiny I think people are not really appreciating how young and how good he is. I think Udogie will start getting goals soon and people will suddenly sit up. He could become really potent.