I'd agree if it was a friendly, but it's a WC qualifier so it's justified if the player wants to play.

Lol chile

‘you can cuff me, but you’ll fck chile"

yeah i know
nonetheless

btw aguero says he wants to be trained by pep, so is pep going to city or kun coming to bayern aehaehae



fair enough, but is it really smart to burn your best players? in a worst case scenario a player will be able to play for that one game and miss the entire rest

This post was edited by ampoo on Oct 12 2015 11:49am

There are valid arguements for and against those injections. Personally, I'd rather not force athletes that aren't 100% fit, but there is enough evidence to support that forcing them is "safe enough" in some cases, and if the player wants to play then it's almost certain he will.

It was a huge game against Brazil, and they have El Clásico del Pacífico against Peru this week. It's understandable if both Chile and the player want to take risks imo.

i would rather see it if the doctors had more powers and prevent players who are not fit from playing
never gonna happen of course

there are so many careers ruined by this and lets not forget that doping/illegal substances in football are not about better performances for the game, but rather for regeneration and playing despite problems....
i experienced that myself, in my old u19 squad on the second highest level in germany you just had to say the word and you got showered with painkillers and other stuff (not the most serious things of course, but you get the idea)

and its getting more if my observations are not entirely wrong

Would be absolutely ridiculous to fire Pelle this season. I would lose so much respect for the higher ups.

so kun is coming to bayern, alright

neuer
alaba boateng benatia lahm
costa vidal javi müller
aguero lewa

I'll give you Kun for Neuer, Boateng Vidal and Muller.

just kidding
we dont need kun, he should stay with your boys