Daniel Sturridge

[Leif 6,006]

Do football coaches ever tell these guys to do yoga & body realignment? I had chronic shoulder and back pains, but it turned out that it was caused by my neck, & posture, and so focusing on making my neck better was what helped everything else, even pains in my wrist.

If Danny is always hurting his wee legs, they may not be the issue - it could be his core.

Spoiler

I always did think he was heartless...

 

[ja1 1,166]

His goal yesterday and Hazard's goal vs Tottenham have been the only goals I've properly celebrated in the last season of football. Hasn't been mentioned a lot but I thought it was interesting that yesterday was the first time in ages Sturridge played wide right, probably the first time since Chelsea days all that time ago.

 

His skill set as a striker is quite unique and I'm glad he's been called up. Probably England's most technical and skilful player. And always brings a goal threat. Some of his long distance shots yesterday were array yes, but he created those chances for himself, in a way no one else in the squad could. He himself had a big hand in the 1st goal and set up Rooney for a good chance later.

[Unionjack 7,531]

Carragher slams invisible Sturridge: “It’s like playing with 10 men”

http://soccer.nbcsports.com/2017/01/25/carragher-slams-invisible-sturridge-its-like-playing-with-10-men/

He had an awful game last night. 2 of the times he got niear the ball he threw himself on the ground in the penalty area.

[BlueLyon 9,359]

I will never get it why these guys move so quick. I know he wanted to play, but he is not playing in Pool, partly because of injuries but also because he aint as good as it was expected. If he sticked to us, he might not get injured so much, he might not be our leading guy, but he would be accepted by fans and he would get decent amount of chances even with Diego. And we wouldnt need to buy all these players like Remy, Ba or Bats. I think he would be more than decent for us as second choice striker.

Its a shame realy. Back then it looked as if he made right choice, but I think overall he would of had better career if he stayed here and fought for place. We had awful strikers few years ago.

[the wes 7,212]

Lol

[The Skipper 20,593]

On 26/01/2017 at 3:55 PM, BlueLyon said:

I will never get it why these guys move so quick. I know he wanted to play, but he is not playing in Pool, partly because of injuries but also because he aint as good as it was expected. If he sticked to us, he might not get injured so much, he might not be our leading guy, but he would be accepted by fans and he would get decent amount of chances even with Diego. And we wouldnt need to buy all these players like Remy, Ba or Bats. I think he would be more than decent for us as second choice striker.

Its a shame realy. Back then it looked as if he made right choice, but I think overall he would of had better career if he stayed here and fought for place. We had awful strikers few years ago.

Even in the Pedro role he would've been useful. 

[robsblubot 3,486]

yup, shamelessly resurrecting this thread...

this guy has obvious and really serious injury issues, so even if at some point he actually fulfills his potential, one cannot criticise Chelsea for letting him go.

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

Feel sorry for him at some point

[gadget 126]

on injuries, as a club do we get lucky year after year or are our conditioning/rehabilitation team far superior that other teams? Its rare we have a long term injury list and never seem to have injury prone player a la Arsenal/United/Liverpool

[Magic Lamps 11,649]

I really feel bad for him but it is also pretty funny that he comes on scores immediately and then injures himself in the process. His entire career in a nutshell. 

[silviupastean 135]

just an idea. why not go for sturridge as our 2nd striker? wants to move, knows the club, only 28/29 yo, injury prone - fits the bill. Not a real target man though.

 

[OneMoSalah 8,766]

1 hour ago, silviupastean said:

just an idea. why not go for sturridge as our 2nd striker? wants to move, knows the club, only 28/29 yo, injury prone - fits the bill. Not a real target man though.

 

Think that boat has sailed. I don't think hes anywhere near as good as people thought he was or what he thinks he is. He was pretty decent under AVB for us and one season at Liverpool but still think hes vastly overrated. If he stayed and played more as a right winger here he'd of been a mainstay, his skill set is more applicable to that role for me, although he got extremely greedy and shot almost every 2nd time he touched the ball before AVB went haha.

[Johnnyeye 7,440]

fuck off you cunt 

[Vesper 28,669]

4 minutes ago, Johnnyeye said:

fuck off you cunt 

Another board fuckup, no more needs to be said

[Laylabelle 9,346]

I know he kept getting injured but when he was fit he was such a good player! 

Now scored twice!!! 

[Johnnyeye 7,440]

6 minutes ago, Laylabelle said:

I know he kept getting injured but when he was fit he was such a good player! 

Now scored twice!!! 

another mistake from the club, 2 of them play for Pool

[ja1 1,166]

I wonder how far he could’ve gone without injuries. It still baffles me to this day fans turned their back on such a clearly talented, young player. 

[Unionjack 7,531]

Daniel Sturridge explains what he said to Gianfranco Zola after his wonder strike vs Chelsea

https://www.givemesport.com/1396677-daniel-sturridge-explains-what-he-said-to-gianfranco-zola-after-his-wonder-strike-vs-chelsea?autoplay=off

"[I told him I had been] watching his videos, that's how I'm learning, the goal from the other night [in the Carabao Cup], today.

"That's what I told him, great player, he's a legend, and I really have watched his videos."