International Break Thread

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Omar Alderete injury details emerge away from Sunderland

Alderete looks set to miss Sunderland’s Premier League clash with Wolves, when they return from the international break.

According to Paraguayan outlet Monumental, Alderete suffered posterior muscle overload of the thigh in the 2-0 loss to South Korea on 14th October.
How long could Alderete be out for Sunderland?

If the report is correct and it is a thigh strain, Alderete could be out for between a few weeks to a few months.

If it is a grade one issue, which is a mild strain, it could take between 10 days and three weeks to heal.


Im so fecking pissed off right now
 
Why the feck are Paraguay still trying to play Alderete 90 mins every game when theyve alread qualified ffs. Surely nows a good time to give other players a run out
 
Remember when we hardly any players on international duty?

The price of progress and why we need a squad, injuries happen and it gives someone else a chance to step up
 
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Teessidemackem said:
Why the feck are Paraguay still trying to play Alderete 90 mins every game when theyve alread qualified ffs. Surely nows a good time to give other players a run out
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Why did England go pretty much full strength from the squad available against Wales in a pointless friendly the other night? Playing for their country is the pinnacle of their careers. Alderete would’ve wanted to play, that’s just the way it is. **** all we can do about it unfortunately
 
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Teessidemackem said:
Omar Alderete injury details emerge away from Sunderland

Alderete looks set to miss Sunderland’s Premier League clash with Wolves, when they return from the international break.

According to Paraguayan outlet Monumental, Alderete suffered posterior muscle overload of the thigh in the 2-0 loss to South Korea on 14th October.
How long could Alderete be out for Sunderland?

If the report is correct and it is a thigh strain, Alderete could be out for between a few weeks to a few months.

If it is a grade one issue, which is a mild strain, it could take between 10 days and three weeks to heal.


Im so fecking pissed off right now
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Is that from the Echo by any chance?
 
Mikel Merino brace for Spain. He’s had a really good year for club and country, adding more goals to his game
 
Mayenda strikes late for Spain :emoticon-0103-cool:

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****ing ridiculous. Time the clubs took FIFA to account. We can't be expected to risk our players, in the middle of our season,travelling all over the world,at the risk of injury which would affect trheir fitness, for them to line their coffers. The players don't want it,the clubs don't want it.....we pay the earth for these players......why would we let them risk everything before an important domestic match......FIFA **** off!
 
Brainy Dose said:
****ing ridiculous. Time the clubs took FIFA to account. We can't be expected to risk our players, in the middle of our season,travelling all over the world,at the risk of injury which would affect trheir fitness, for them to line their coffers. The players don't want it,the clubs don't want it.....we pay the earth for these players......why would we let them risk everything before an important domestic match......FIFA **** off!
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That’s just wrong :confused: Of course the players want to play for their countries. Ridiculously naive if you’re thinking otherwise.
 
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