Rising - 29/9/2017 20:02
Do the club know what the players are going to do in their off time?
If not, can you imagine Pep's reaction this morning?
I reiterate, I am glad the injuries don't seem to be more than cracked ribs but what the hell was he thinking going to a concert 2 days before arguably the biggest game of our season so far?
Skoorb - 29/9/2017 08:04
I keep thinking that this sort of incident could just as easily have happened in the UK if he were attending a concert in London or going out for a meal........
But that someone doesn't comfort me one bit :017: :017:
OziMan - 29/9/2017 08:05
Rising - 29/9/2017 20:02
Do the club know what the players are going to do in their off time?
If not, can you imagine Pep's reaction this morning?
I reiterate, I am glad the injuries don't seem to be more than cracked ribs but what the hell was he thinking going to a concert 2 days before arguably the biggest game of our season so far?
Too right Rising, club has to come first but in this case I would think he had been given permission.
We'll still beat Chelski anyway and make all of them sit up and take notice if they haven't already.
Bluedub - 29/9/2017 08:32
I'm sure the club knew he was there, otherwise the anti-dopers would be back on to them.
Amsterdam is just an hour away from Manchester, he could fly over, take in the concert and be back within 5 hours from when he left.
Rising - 29/9/2017 09:01
Bluedub - 29/9/2017 08:32
I'm sure the club knew he was there, otherwise the anti-dopers would be back on to them.
Amsterdam is just an hour away from Manchester, he could fly over, take in the concert and be back within 5 hours from when he left.
I still think it was ill-advised so close to the Chelsea game. There's the travel to London to factor in too.