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He is really an amazing palyer, but his injury record is worrying. He has at least one major injuries every season. This guy has torn muscles his doctors did not even know priorly. But that is not even the whole problem. He picks up an awful lot of small injuries that take him out for just a week but completely disrupt his rhythm. This guy is a top professional and he will perform when much is at stake, even if not fit, but he just isn't the player you want to use in your pivot regularly to win the league. His repeated absence clearly cost Dortmund rhythm and points last season. These days he has clinched his spine. I mean how often does this shit happen to a footballer? just think of one injury or illness, this guy most probably already has suffered from it.

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He is really an amazing palyer, but his injury record is worrying. He has at least one major injuries every season. This guy has torn muscles his doctors did not even know priorly. But that is not even the whole problem. He picks up an awful lot of small injuries that take him out for just a week but completely disrupt his rhythm. This guy is a top professional and he will perform when much is at stake, even if not fit, but he just isn't the player you want to use in your pivot regularly to win the league. His repeated absence clearly cost Dortmund rhythm and points last season. These days he has clinched his spine. I mean how often does this shit happen to a footballer? just think of one injury or illness, this guy most probably already has suffered from it.

Could a part of the problem be with Dortmund's training methods or their medicals staff? Are their other players often injured?

I'm sure Eva would fix him. :blush:

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Could a part of the problem be with Dortmund's training methods or their medicals staff? Are their other players often injured?

I'm sure Eva would fix him. :blush:

That is actually a very good question. Dortmund players tend to get those small injuries more often due to fatigue as a result of their brutal running which is part of Klopp's football approach. Esp midfielders, winger and fullbacks are subject to that. Just check Pisczek's Schmelzer's or Blascykowski's injury history and you know what i mean. But Gündogan is a special case. I have no doubt that we have a better medical department than Dortmund, cos we are a much bigger club. But Lewandowski and the centre-backs are almost injury-free, so would not say their medical department is bad. Anyway. We usually don't go for injury-prone players (but when we do we make sure we pay at least 50m haha)

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I am sure Eva would fix him.Torres had a lot of injury problems before he joined us but has been very much injury free during his time here,another one is david luiz who had problem and he has also gotten better.Eva has definitely got the midas touch.

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I am sure Eva would fix him.Torres had a lot of injury problems before he joined us but has been very much injury free during his time here,another one is david luiz who had problem and he has also gotten better.Eva has definitely got the midas touch.

To be honest, i would prefer old Torres with back problems :)

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I am sure Eva would fix him.Torres had a lot of injury problems before he joined us but has been very much injury free during his time here,another one is david luiz who had problem and he has also gotten better.Eva has definitely got the midas touch.

But that is because Torres has been so inhibited that he did not throw himself into challenges like he did at Liverpool. He just did not seem to care. The games vs Tottenham and Steaua seemed the first one he really risked something and got injured immediately.

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But that is because Torres has been so inhibited that he did not throw himself into challenges like he did at Liverpool. He just did not seem to care. The games vs Tottenham and Steaua seemed the first one he really risked something and got injured immediately.

Or maybe it's that he has realised what his physical limits are and tries to avoid those type of situations where he knows he will be injured. I'm sure he'd rather avoid being injured for no real reason...

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Probably the player I'd love to sign the most for our pivot. Proper modern CM.

Same here. Playmaker and a box-to-box, brilliant player. The only thing I'd have reservations about his back problems. And Madrid sniffing around him as well, but let's hope he learns from Sahin!

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