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  • 3 weeks later...

Knowing Tierneys record, can he play 3 * 90 minute games in 9 days?

Does he need managed through these games?

I would hope he could and depending on how it goes he is then off for a rest in the summer but I would worry if we are on 1pt going in to the Hungary game and Tierney is out injured.

According to flashscore he hasn't played back to back 90 minutes since December, hasn't played 90 minutes since March.

 

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9 minutes ago, ahemps said:

Knowing Tierneys record, can he play 3 * 90 minute games in 9 days?

Does he need managed through these games?

I would hope he could and depending on how it goes he is then off for a rest in the summer but I would worry if we are on 1pt going in to the Hungary game and Tierney is out injured.

According to flashscore he hasn't played back to back 90 minutes since December, hasn't played 90 minutes since March.

 

From the 5 qualifiers that he was fit for he only played the 90 in 2 of them - both against Cyprus, which if you want to read into it you could point to the lower intensity of those games.

At home to Spain he played 75 mins.

Away to Norway 65 mins.

Home to Georgia 78 mins.

I’d say there’s no chance he plays the 90 in all 3. And I’ll be surprised if he plays more than about 60 mins tonight.

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1 hour ago, eez-eh said:

From the 5 qualifiers that he was fit for he only played the 90 in 2 of them - both against Cyprus, which if you want to read into it you could point to the lower intensity of those games.

At home to Spain he played 75 mins.

Away to Norway 65 mins.

Home to Georgia 78 mins.

I’d say there’s no chance he plays the 90 in all 3. And I’ll be surprised if he plays more than about 60 mins tonight.

Personally I'd have Tierney sit in the stand the whole game tonight. I don't think we need to see him against Finland. He's important to how we play, he doesn't need minutes in his legs per se. McKenna (or if he's fit Cooper) can easily play the left sided centre back role.

I'd also sit Robertson, McGinn and Adams in the stand too to be honest.

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2 minutes ago, Skyline Drifter said:

Personally I'd have Tierney sit in the stand the whole game tonight. I don't think we need to see him against Finland. He's important to how we play, he doesn't need minutes in his legs per se. McKenna (or if he's fit Cooper) can easily play the left sided centre back role.

I'd also sit Robertson, McGinn and Adams in the stand too to be honest.

I didn't understand McGinn playing the full 90 last week. He has played a lot of games this season and will likely play every minute of the tournament.

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  • 2 weeks later...

I was well pissed off with the camera last night. No-one needed to see close ups of the lad in tears being stretchered off. Glad to hear he walked down the tunnel.

The actual incident didn't look like much to me, one that would hurt a lot but not necessarily cause a tear.

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On 07/06/2024 at 11:40, Skyline Drifter said:

Personally I'd have Tierney sit in the stand the whole game tonight. I don't think we need to see him against Finland. He's important to how we play, he doesn't need minutes in his legs per se. McKenna (or if he's fit Cooper) can easily play the left sided centre back role.

I'd also sit Robertson, McGinn and Adams in the stand too to be honest.

It is impossible to tell if the injury would have happened anyway but Tierney can't play a lot of football now. It is sad for him but its pretty clear going by his record he can't do it. Why he played the full 90 in both friendly's was bizarre. He should have played 60 minutes v Finland and managed his time so he could play a role in every game in the group stage.

I agree with the others too, McGinn, Adams and Robertson have not been at their best. Robertson has been fine but that is all, Adams put in a shift last night but McGinn doesn't look his usual self.

I would ask, did we really prepare properly for the tournament in getting every one coming in refreshed and ready? The evidence so far suggests not.

 

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18 hours ago, The Algebraist said:

I was well pissed off with the camera last night. No-one needed to see close ups of the lad in tears being stretchered off.

100% this, couldn't believe it and know if it was me lying there, I wouldn't want the world seeing it

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19 hours ago, The Algebraist said:

I was well pissed off with the camera last night. No-one needed to see close ups of the lad in tears being stretchered off. Glad to hear he walked down the tunnel.

The actual incident didn't look like much to me, one that would hurt a lot but not necessarily cause a tear.

 

46 minutes ago, BB_Bino said:

100% this, couldn't believe it and know if it was me lying there, I wouldn't want the world seeing it

Reading these two posts you'd think he'd died :lol:

Are we really in a society where we need to censor people crying at their football tournaments being over? Because I'm quite looking forward to the scores of wee English boys crying their eyes out in a week or so. 

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11 minutes ago, The Moonster said:

 

Reading these two posts you'd think he'd died :lol:

Are we really in a society where we need to censor people crying at their football tournaments being over? Because I'm quite looking forward to the scores of wee English boys crying their eyes out in a week or so. 

My comments wasn't really about society or censorship tbh. I just didn't think it was necessary, we don't normally do weird zoom ins on injured players.

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Just now, The Algebraist said:

My comments wasn't really about society or censorship tbh. I just didn't think it was necessary, we don't normally do weird zoom ins on injured players.

Cameras follow injured and stretchered off players all the time unless it's a Christian Eriksen scenario and someone is fighting for their life. I can't say I was hugely affected by Tierney crying. 

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5 minutes ago, The Moonster said:

Cameras follow injured and stretchered off players all the time unless it's a Christian Eriksen scenario and someone is fighting for their life. I can't say I was hugely affected by Tierney crying. 

Good that you're ok.

It's possible I might have cared a great deal about this game.

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2 minutes ago, Richey Edwards said:

RIP KT

 

Arsenal will assess that he’s not needed, I presume.   Had a window to secure his next move - now it’s likely he’s going to spend the next two months rehabbing before spending the first month of the year in Arsenal’s reserves.  

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Quite bad for Arsenal and potentially KT in the sense of being an attractive proposition given his continuing injury troubles. I think his career s in a bit of a tricky spot unfortunately. As I understand it he can get back to 'full fitness', but his knee issue can't be corrected and so can just go again at any time.   

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