Mirallas return

[Jimboefc97]

Mirallas injured again

What is it with this lad?

Can't seem to play more than half an hour without his hamstring going.

Is this why we got him relatively cheap from Olympiakos?

 

[Dutch Toffee]

Moyes said yesterday that it's very difficult to judge these things about bringing a player back. Well it was his call and it was wrong. Bottom line.

And if he was on the bench for the whole game and we lost, he would've gotten the blame for fielding a weakened side. A no win situation for him as I see it.

 

[Bluesnapper]

Before people have a hizzy fit about his injury, we need to find out first what it is and is it connected to his hamstring problem.

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

We shouldn't feel the urge to rush him back is what it comes down to, especially in this game.

 

[toffee-boy]

how bad did it look? any news?

 

[tim cahill]

Moyes said yesterday that it's very difficult to judge these things about bringing a player back. Well it was his call and it was wrong. Bottom line.

Surely it was the hamstring specialist's call?

Blaming Moyes is ridiculous. Same thing could have happened in training or in a reserve game.

 

[davek]

Surely it was the hamstring specialist's call?

Blaming Moyes is ridiculous. Same thing could have happened in training or in a reserve game.

The physio would have advised yay or nay...he doesn't make the final call. Buck stops with the man who picks the team.

 

[nigelcoyb]

Be interested to see his match completed stats for other clubs, he looks a Saha in the making - good player but stinks of Dettol from living in the treatment room.

 

[davek]

And if he was on the bench for the whole game and we lost, he would've gotten the blame for fielding a weakened side. A no win situation for him as I see it.

Ultimately this is down to the pressure of having a squeezed squad. It's threadbare in terns of quality. Moyes has accepted that situation for years. Nevertheless, he had an option to leave him out in what wasn't ideal conditions. He played him and should carry the can for the consequences.

 

[stevietoffee]

Be interested to see his match completed stats for other clubs, he looks a Saha in the making - good player but stinks of Dettol from living in the treatment room.

played **** loads for his former club , never had any injury problems before . and if he did have a problem are medical would have soon picked it up

 

[Dutch Toffee]

Surely it was the hamstring specialist's call?

Blaming Moyes is ridiculous. Same thing could have happened in training or in a reserve game.

Agreed mate.But, I guess one can always manage to find a stick to hit someone with.

Not blaming anyone here myself.

 

[Midnitemike]

I wonder would Blackpool consider a swap for Tom Ince

 

[tim cahill]

The physio would have advised yay or nay...he doesn't make the final call. Buck stops with the man who picks the team.

If that's your reasoning then surely it's Kenwrights fault, for picking the manager?!

 

[Dutch Toffee]

Ultimately this is down to the pressure of having a squeezed squad. It's threadbare in terns of quality. Moyes has accepted that situation for years. Nevertheless, he had an option to leave him out in what wasn't ideal conditions. He played him and should carry the can for the consequences.

Let's just agree to disagree, as I'll still be at my laptop by tomorrow morning otherwise.

 

[Midnitemike]

Surely its a decision reached by all three parties. Physio, player and manager all have to agree the player is fit and ready to go. Any one of the three says no and the player doesn't play.