"Sterling for Walcott would be deal of the century"

I can't wait for us to loan Balo to say Fiorentina and sell him for £6m in two years.

 

Owen had a poor injury record throughout his career...

Hip/Thigh Injury Stoke City Injuries 2013 February 19th
Hamstring Injury Stoke City Injuries 2012 November 1st
Groin/Pelvis Injury Stoke City Injuries 2012 October 6th
Thigh Muscle Strain Manchester United Injuries 2011 November 2nd
Groin Strain Manchester United Injuries 2011 February 18th
Hamstring Injury Manchester United Injuries 2010 October 27th
Hamstring Injury Manchester United Injuries 2010 February 28th
Groin Strain Manchester United Injuries 2009 September 30th
Groin Strain Newcastle United Injuries 2009 May 15th
Ankle/Foot Injury Newcastle United Injuries 2009 January 28th
Groin Strain Newcastle United Injuries 2008 October 15th
Mumps Newcastle United Injuries 2008 July 21st
Calf Muscle Strain Newcastle United Injuries 2008 July 19th
Virus Newcastle United Injuries 2008 May 25th
Thigh Muscle Strain Newcastle United Injuries 2007 November 18th
Groin Strain Newcastle United Injuries 2007 September 18th
Thigh Muscle Strain Newcastle United Injuries 2007 July 23rd
Groin Strain Newcastle United Injuries 2006 July 23rd
ACL Knee Injury Newcastle United Injuries 2006 June 20th
Metatarsal Fracture Newcastle United Injuries 2006 May 12th
Foot Newcastle United Injuries 2006 April 30th
Metatarsal Fracture Newcastle United Injuries 2005 December 31st
TURNED 25 HERE
Groin Strain Newcastle United Injuries 2005 November 19th
Hamstring Injury Newcastle United Injuries 2005 October 2nd
Hamstring Injury Liverpool Injuries 2004 March 26th
Thigh Muscle Strain Liverpool Injuries 2003 November 28th
Knee Injury Liverpool Injuries 2003 November 4th
Knee Injury Liverpool Injuries 2003 October 4th
Back Liverpool Injuries 2003 April 3rd
Hamstring Injury Liverpool Injuries 2002 December 30th
Calf Muscle Strain Liverpool Injuries 2002 November 5th

 

Or seeking the help of tarot card reader.

 

The way you run can be relevant to the type of injuries you get. owen planted his heels in when he ran, harder to knocka player off his strike when he runs like that, Ronaldo runs on the balls of his feet, easier to knock that sort of player over, the latter will get much less hamstring knee and thigh injuries tho..

 

**** it, throw bones like the *****ls, might as well

 

Didn't Fergie say something about Hendo on that front?

 

Hendo and Fergie, that was his posture Fergie was on about, that's not even remotely the same thing...

I am talking about how your stride puts pressure on different parts of the leg depending on how you run. Ronaldo also wore boots too small for him to compact his foot giving him more spring in his step and allowing him to kick the ball harder and get better traction running the way he does..

 

Yeh. Dont think Liverpool have a sniff of getting him.

 

Well, it is the same thing. You were talking about the style of running but focusing on the foot, stance can effect it just as much.

On the small boots thing, Robbie Fowler is a size seven but he always wore a size five to play in. He showed his mangled up toes off on TV before

 

Liverpool Transfer News: Raheem Sterling Signals Intent to Stay, Latest Rumours
By Nick Akerman, Featured Columnist Apr 13, 2015

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Raheem Sterling wants the Liverpool fans to sing his name. Despite being embroiled in a difficult contract situation—which has seen him turn down £100,000 per week, reported by Chris Bascombe of The Telegraph—Sterling wants an Anfield chorus to ring out in his honour.
Speaking to the Sunday Times Magazine (h/t Sky Sports), Sterling said that he wants to hear his name belted out by the club's supporters: "Of course, when the crowd is with you, there is nothing better. My ambition is to have my own song from the Kop. Last season I loved the song for Luis Suarez—Steven Gerrard and Philippe Coutinho have good ones too."

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Few will feel like singing the youngster's name at the current time. Sterling's contract saga—which has seen him linked with a move to Arsenal, per David Woods of the Daily Star—threatens to be the defining story of Liverpool's season.
B/R UK's Ryan Bailey and James McNicholas recently looked at how the Gunners could lure Sterling to the Emirates Stadium:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=liverpool

 

Perhaps we should bake him a cake as well.....

 

The way Owen ran, it put all the pressure on his calf hammy and knees, mostly on his hammy. Most of the pressure is on the back of the leg from the calf upwards. Not a surprise the lion's share of his injuries are just those areas

Ronaldo most of the pessure will be on his knees and thigh muscles.

Henderson could be deemed to have too straight a back which may put a lot of pressure on his lower back, I don't buy it though, the lad will not have the back problems us internet warriors will have when we reach 60/

 

I was only taking the piss with my comment about Hendo anyway sisu

 

doesn't make me any less right

 

He's already buying his United pencil case at Argos isn't he.

Will be interesting how he works out.

 

Our injury record is not great, but our training methods has nothing to do with Walcott's injuries, first he had two dodgy shoulders that kept popping out or something and he said that he inherited that problem from his dad, then he picked up an ankle injury with England, and lastly he did his cruciate after getting into awkward posistion trying to tackle Danny Rose, which was pretty unlucky. The muscle injuries are the real problem at Arsenal, and to my memory Walcott has not had many of those compared to the other Arsenal players.

 

fair point....