Lemonade Money
Nayim
Or Levy gave him a watch.
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24/25 Injury Thread
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SteveAWOL
Jimmy Cantrell
Romero is out until next week at earliest
van de Ven until mid December
Moore still recovering from virus
Richarlison won’t be back until until new year
Odobert out for “fair chunk of the season”
van de Ven until mid December
Moore still recovering from virus
Richarlison won’t be back until until new year
Odobert out for “fair chunk of the season”
Bedfordspurs
Joe Kinnear
That is a quarter of the squad and 2/3 startersRomero is out until next week at earliest
van de Ven until mid December
Moore still recovering from virus
Richarlison won’t be back until until new year
Odobert out for “fair chunk of the season”
Quite scary
SteveAWOL
Jimmy Cantrell
And with 2 games per week until the new year means we certainly cannot afford another injury in CMF or CB, well unless Gray steps up like the new King / Dier!
Although Archie might have to slot in as LB for Europa games so Udogie isn’t run into the ground.
Looks like Johnson is our only senior RWF for the time being with Son and Werner rotating at LWF.
Lankshear is suspended for Roma game next Thursday so Solanke is going to be covering a lot of ground this week.
At least we have plenty of goalies and #8s!
Bedfordspurs
Joe Kinnear
SteveAWOL
Jimmy Cantrell
Speaking after training on Wednesday, Ange gave us this update: “Cuti is getting better. He’s a lot closer. We’re hoping he’ll be out there training with the group with a bit of luck by the back end of this week, if not, definitely next week.
"Mikey’s the other one, and we’re still taking it slowly with him, it’s still probably a couple of weeks before he’ll be ready to get properly back into it. Micky’s on course, working hard, training. It’s day by day with him, we have to make sure he ticks off all the boxes before he gets integrated into the squad.”
The trio join Guglielmo Vicario, Wilson Odobert and Richarlison on the sidelines
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"Mikey’s the other one, and we’re still taking it slowly with him, it’s still probably a couple of weeks before he’ll be ready to get properly back into it. Micky’s on course, working hard, training. It’s day by day with him, we have to make sure he ticks off all the boxes before he gets integrated into the squad.”
The trio join Guglielmo Vicario, Wilson Odobert and Richarlison on the sidelines
Team news | Spurs vs AS Roma | Ange’s latest on Cuti, Mikey and Micky | Tottenham Hotspur
Ange Postecoglou has told us that Cristian Romero remains sidelined for our UEFA Europa League MD5 clash against AS Roma at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday evening (8pm UK).
www.tottenhamhotspur.com
Bedfordspurs
Joe Kinnear
So when we get told a week it’s 3Speaking after training on Wednesday, Ange gave us this update: “Cuti is getting better. He’s a lot closer. We’re hoping he’ll be out there training with the group with a bit of luck by the back end of this week, if not, definitely next week.
"Mikey’s the other one, and we’re still taking it slowly with him, it’s still probably a couple of weeks before he’ll be ready to get properly back into it. Micky’s on course, working hard, training. It’s day by day with him, we have to make sure he ticks off all the boxes before he gets integrated into the squad.”
The trio join Guglielmo Vicario, Wilson Odobert and Richarlison on the sidelines
Team news | Spurs vs AS Roma | Ange’s latest on Cuti, Mikey and Micky | Tottenham Hotspur
Ange Postecoglou has told us that Cristian Romero remains sidelined for our UEFA Europa League MD5 clash against AS Roma at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday evening (8pm UK).
2 weeks is 6
And so on…
SteveAWOL
Jimmy Cantrell
Premier League injuries table: Which clubs have had most injuries this season?
Player fatigue, fixture congestion and injuries have been key parts of the 2024-25 Premier League season narrative so far - who has had it worse?
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Bullet
Chris Jones
^^Spurs 408 days lost, Arse 406 days lost? Hmm, must be fringe players mostly?
And Brighton 638, what the flip?! Wow, fair play to them. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c93gkkxrp9yo
And Brighton 638, what the flip?! Wow, fair play to them. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c93gkkxrp9yo
Chrissivad
Michael Carrick
Good to see Vicario off the crutches, even if he is still in a boot
SteveAWOL
Jimmy Cantrell
Bergvall’s season is over and awaiting a scan to see when Maddison will be able to play again but sounds like Solanke should be back for 2nd leg at least.
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Team news | Maddison sent for scan, Solanke a doubt | Tottenham Hotspur
Ange Postecoglou has provided a fitness update on James Maddison and Dominic Solanke after the pair were forced off in the second half of our 3-1 win against Bodo/Glimt in the first leg of our UEFA Europa League semi-final on Thursday night.
www.tottenhamhotspur.com
Update | Lucas Bergvall | Tottenham Hotspur
Ange Postecoglou has provided an update on Lucas Bergvall after the midfielder missed our Europa League semi-final first leg win over Bodø/Glimt.
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Robbo
Ian Walker
Can't wait for this thread to disappear into obscurity. What a nightmareish season this has been in terms of injuries.
Having our two most creative midfielders get injured within probably 30 hours is just ridiculous. Just like when all our centre backs or our entire left side was injured at once, our injuries always seem to be clustered - less so spread out evenly among players in different positions.
Top priority for the club really should be to find out why we've suffered so many injuries and what we can do to prevent it from happening again - whether it's hiring a new medical team, relaying our pitches or digging up the ancient burial site beneath NWHL and perform an exorsism.
Having our two most creative midfielders get injured within probably 30 hours is just ridiculous. Just like when all our centre backs or our entire left side was injured at once, our injuries always seem to be clustered - less so spread out evenly among players in different positions.
Top priority for the club really should be to find out why we've suffered so many injuries and what we can do to prevent it from happening again - whether it's hiring a new medical team, relaying our pitches or digging up the ancient burial site beneath NWHL and perform an exorsism.
Bedfordspurs
Joe Kinnear
One thing I’d look at is how many are happening home vs away
With the comments I’ve heard about our pitch I do wonder if that is having an effect
Robbo
Ian Walker
I thought the same when I read those comments. The club should be all over looking into that already.
glasgowspur
Colin Calderwood
It's been so bad this that the thread title could be read 24 out of the 25 injured.
SteveAWOL
Jimmy Cantrell
Hamstring injuries: Are Premier League hamstring injuries getting worse?
BBC Sport investigates whether there is a hamstring crisis in the Premier League.
www.bbc.co.uk
- 2024-25: 124 hamstring injuries (as of 28th April)
- 2023-24: 163
- 2022-23: 138
- 2021-22: 129
- 2020-21: 122
Footballers are repeatedly making explosive movements, such as sprinting and stopping at high speeds, which puts high stress on the hamstrings.
This, on top of the cumulative effect of games with not much gap in between, can cause muscles to fatigue, stiffen, and tear.
...Playing a high pressing game could expose players to risk factors associated with hamstring injuries.
Worth said: "When players are expected to close down opposition, winning a ball back at high speed, players will be doing more acceleration and deceleration and that can increase the risk".
Hamstring injury risk may also be greater for some positions. For example, you would expect a wing-back to perform more explosive sprints in a game than a centre-back, placing a higher workload on the hamstrings.