Player Watch - Steven Bergwijn signs for Ajax

[Gassin's finest]

What are our physio's playing at? Its almost comical how many injuries we're getting.

 

[Yiddo100]

Bergwijn injury update | Tottenham Hotspur

Following assessment and examination by our medical team, we can confirm that Steven Bergwijn suffered a significant sprain to his left ankle during our match against Burnley.

www.tottenhamhotspur.com

If only new players were eased in eh

I think the only option left now is for Coronavirus to cancel the season and take the standings last season as this seasons

 

[Deleted member 27995]

Booooooooooooooooo!

#ENICout

#JoseOut

 

[fortworthspur]

how the fuck is this possible?

 

[cjbyid]

This club must've done some bad shit in a past life to have this much bad luck, FFS.

 

[Gspurs11]

Got no choice but playing people in the dreaded ‘red zone’. Why we’re getting so many soft tissue injuries

 

[fortworthspur]

too many minutes for too few players.

 

[Tottenhamboy85]

What are our physio's playing at? Its almost comical how many injuries we're getting.

What’s a sprained ankle got to do with our physio’s?

 

[gushayes11]

Will he be fit for the final?

 

[WiganSpur]

how the fuck is this possible?

It gets more possible with every injury. I was half expecting it.

It stems all the way from poor squad management. Sure, luck plays the biggest part but there's ways of massively increasing or decreasing the chances and we've gambled big time.

 

[wrd]

Booooooooooooooooo!

#ENICout

#JoseOut

I know people are prats if they think that injuries like this or the hamstring injury which Davies has succumb to are reactions to overplaying despite being new to the rigours of the league or coming back from long term injuries. Only morons would correlate running players into the ground due to limited resources available through poor planning with injuries. The good news is that thankfully nobody has to take responsibility, it's just bad luck, consistent gosh darn bad luck.

 

[offside_ruel_fox]

Really need Lamela and Sessegnon to step up. But with their injury record I’m not sure their bodies can play week in week out.

 

[Wig]

It's unbelievable how unlucky we've been with injuries to our attacking players. Like others have said, the less players we have available the more we have to risk overplaying the players who are available, making them more at risk to injuries too. Surely we need to promote and play more of our youth like Parrott, to fill in more game time. It's not like we can rely on Lamela playing 90mins twice a week.

 

[Deleted member 27995]

I know people are prats if they think that injuries like this or the hamstring injury which Davies has succumb too are reactions to overplaying despite being new to the rigours of the league or coming back from long term injuries. Only morons would correlate running players into the ground due to limited resources available through poor planning. The good news is that thankfully nobody has to take responsibility.

Yeah but hashtags.

You fight the good fight on here, people will agree with you. Thing is, people keep accepting it and forking over cash on a yearly basis and then they bang the table at the the fact the squad is this that and the other - wash, rinse, repeat.

 

[mark87]

With the way this season has gone I assume the Amazon film will be reclassified from documentary to comedy?

 

[wrd]

Yeah but hashtags.

You fight the good fight on here, people will agree with you. Thing is, people keep accepting it and forking over cash on a yearly basis and then they bang the table at the the fact the squad is this that and the other - wash, rinse, repeat.

Unfortunately thats an issue bigger than spurs and our fans, thats to do with identity and so many of us dont want to be seen as anything less than die hard fans of our clubs so will continue to pay despite being mad about how much it costs. Luckily for me spurs and life have combined to price me out

 

[Everlasting Seconds]

It gets more possible with every injury. I was half expecting it.

It stems all the way from poor squad management. Sure, luck plays the biggest part but there's ways of massively increasing or decreasing the chances and we've gambled big time.

Luck is not the most important component. To a degree you can talk about to luck in relation to individuals. But extensive injuries throughout a whole team has nothing to do with luck.

 

[Deleted member 27995]

Unfortunately thats an issue bigger than spurs and our fans, thats to do with identity and so many of us dont want to be seen as anything less than die hard fans of our clubs so will continue to pay despite being mad about how much it costs. Luckily for me spurs and life have combined to price me out

I'd go along on a march just for the jolly, who doesn't like a pub lunch?

 

[wrd]

With the way this season has gone I assume the Amazon film will be reclassified from documentary to comedy?

It'll go under the same sub genre as This is the End as it combines elements of disaster and comedy.

 

[WiganSpur]

Luck is not the most important component. To a degree you can talk about to luck in relation to individuals. But extensive injuries throughout a whole team has nothing to do with luck.

It's about minimising your chances of it happening. We need adequate squad depth and a review of the medical team in the summer. This cannot keep happening.