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Manchester United vs. Crystal Palace match thread

Daddyorc

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Man Utd XI: Onana, Mazraoui, Maguire, Martinez, Fernandes, Yoro, Amad, Garnacho, Dalot, Ugarte, Mainoo

Subs: Bayindir, Harrison, Lindelof, De Ligt, Hojlund, Zirkzee, Eriksen, Casemiro, Collyer

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Mitchell, Lacroix, Guehi, Sarr, Lerma, Munoz, Mateta, Kamada, Hughes, Richards

Subs: Turner, Nketiah, Eze, Schlupp, Clyne, Wharton, Esse, Devenny, Kporha
 
Willo said:
No recognised striker in the Man Utd starting line-up.
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He might not be a recognised striker however Amad is in a rich vein of scoring form. Let’s hope they keep him on a tight leash.

Sarr and Mateta need to run Maguire and Martinez off the pitch. If they do we can nick a win here.
 
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silvertop said:
He's played through pain for some time. I suspect he'll be subbed on in extremis.
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Don't belief that rubbish you hear from them about playing through pain etc.

If a player really does have an issue they should not be medically cleared or the manager should be refusing to play them (If you at this lvl cant give 100% it's waste of time it's about small margins only the world class players can get away with it even then you wouldn't risk them unless it was a very big game)

Anyone that has competed as an athlete will understand.
 
grumpymort said:
Don't belief that rubbish you hear from them about playing through pain etc.

If a player really does have an issue they should not be medically cleared or the manager should be refusing to play them (If you at this lvl cant give 100% it's waste of time it's about small margins only the world class players can get away with it even then you wouldn't risk them unless it was a very big game)

Anyone that has competed as an athlete will understand.
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I actually think the opposite, I think there's a lot of players who play not fully fit. You often hear interviews with players saying they delayed surgery until the end of season/break in order to continue playing. We even tried it with Wharton this year. I'm not advocating it but to say it doesn't go on is a bit naive.
 
samprior said:
I actually think the opposite, I think there's a lot of players who play not fully fit. You often hear interviews with players saying they delayed surgery until the end of season/break in order to continue playing. We even tried it with Wharton this year. I'm not advocating it but to say it doesn't go on is a bit naive.
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I didn't say fully fit.

Many will play while not fully fit because you cant be fully fit when they have to play sometimes 3 times in a week even 2 times per week can be pushing it.

most of those surgery are optional and people would be fine without for a while but if you keep repeating the same thing it will in the end be an issue resulting in taking longer for recovery.

playing football is not natural its that simple we are not constructed to compete in sports like this.
 
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