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Don't. Just don't.I can’t wait to go above them and/or Chelsea on Sunday. Preferably “and”.
Don't. Just don't.I can’t wait to go above them and/or Chelsea on Sunday. Preferably “and”.
He’s such a prick
Only if you want to make it worse I’d imagine.Declan Rice ready to play with broken toe for Arsenal and England
Midfielder, who was named in Lee Carsley’s squad for upcoming matches with Greece and Republic of Ireland, may face Chelsea on Sundaywww.telegraph.co.uk
Can you really play with a broken toe?
Only if you want to make it worse I’d imagine.
We’ve just gone from school to club football this season (u10’s) and it’s so much tighter on the admin and qualifications at the club we’re at.I didn’t even know grassroots coaches at under 10 and lower had to do any course to be honest but I like the sound of your suggestion. Makes sense.
Grassroots, in general, whether it be refs, coaches, the kids, in my experience, tends to be an absolute shit show but I only watch under 9 so maybe it gets better as they get older. As you say, Its totally different coaching 8 year olds compared to 17 year olds. Though, having said that, like school, one of the biggest challenges in coaching is dealing with kids at different levels of ability and trying to accommodate everyone. Luckily my kids team is very good and they’ve done the groupings this year where we won’t get put up against kids who can barely kick a ball. It means we play the same 4 teams over and over again which is boring but it is what it is.
Anyway, fuck Arsenal.
Didn’t Aston Villa’s Jacob Ramsey have a toe issue which was keeping him out for much of last season? I can’t imagine a footballer can play unimpeded with a broken toe, but I’m sure Arteta will gladly run Rice into the ground until the issue becomes so chronic and severe that he’s out for a long time with it. Every time Arteta speaks about his players’ injuries he certainly implies that he’s ready to play them until they break.Declan Rice ready to play with broken toe for Arsenal and England
Midfielder, who was named in Lee Carsley’s squad for upcoming matches with Greece and Republic of Ireland, may face Chelsea on Sundaywww.telegraph.co.uk
Can you really play with a broken toe?
First aid in kids sport is a joke, a bit like DBS’s, if I’ve got a first aid certificate through work or another sport why do I need to do another first aid course, it should be transferable.
Yeah Arteta's injury management always seems so off. No consideration for rest and recovery, only win now.Didn’t Aston Villa’s Jacob Ramsey have a toe issue which was keeping him out for much of last season? I can’t imagine a footballer can play unimpeded with a broken toe, but I’m sure Arteta will gladly run Rice into the ground until the issue becomes so chronic and severe that he’s out for a long time with it. Every time Arteta speaks about his players’ injuries he certainly implies that he’s ready to play them until they break.
Agree but their bank accounts will be full to overflowing.Yeah Arteta's injury management always seems so off. No consideration for rest and recovery, only win now.
Saka, Rice and Ødegaard will be finished and broken by the time they're 30 if they keep going like this.
My sister in law, a qualified surgeon and GP who also teaches at her local medical school, often had to take her sons to their football matches and offered her services as a first-aider. When she was told she didn't have the appropriate qualifications, she explained that she actually trained the official first-aiders, but it made no difference. The regulations defined the exact training that the first aiders required and, if a GP/surgeon hadn't been on the specific course and received a certificate, she wasn't allowed to stand in.My 3 day first aid at work course did more than their 15 minute online course on how to administer CPR ever could. But no, £60 to watch that is mandatory.
probably if you get injections and pain pills... what a recipe for success!Only if you want to make it worse I’d imagine.
Mrs B has all the badges and more from her work yet she still had to go on a first aid course.My sister in law, a qualified surgeon and GP who also teaches at her local medical school, often had to take her sons to their football matches and offered her services as a first-aider. When she was told she didn't have the appropriate qualifications, she explained that she actually trained the official first-aiders, but it made no difference. The regulations defined the exact training that the first aiders required and, if a GP/surgeon hadn't been on the specific course and received a certificate, she wasn't allowed to stand in.
My guess is he plays with a broken toe & then withdraws from the england camp.Let's hope he plays
I heard Ian Ladyman say last night that he expects there to be loads of withdrawals from the England squad because the way the FA have handled Tuchel’s appointment has effectively told clubs that these two games don’t matter.My guess is he plays with a broken toe & then withdraws from the england camp.
Don’t you mean AuntieBuck?Mrs B has all the badges and more from her work yet she still had to go on a first aid course.
Poor trainer started to talk about women in labour or who were pregnant only to get a schooling from the Mrs.
Poor bloke never stood a chance!
Yup pull out of the the England squad and be completely fine as soon as club football starts up again.Be fit and raring to go for Forest at home.