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Told you loaning out Torres would come back to haunt us. We need the saviour back from Milan and we need him back now!!!!

no we don't. player either The Great DD or Remy (who seems to be on form atm). Also going to a False 9 w/ Schurrle is an option. Please feel free to forget about our #9. That train has past us by already & it's time to move forward. If you want to see #9 play for CFC, you can always watch old videos or play FIFA.

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Are people really falling for that post of Harry? He's just being sarcastic!

(I certainly hope so. Otherwise, he's out of here)

Power-tripper....we need to put some checks & balances on you mods. I am tired of your abuse of your power over us. Time to Revolt....Fight The Power!!!

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Actually I didn't mean muscular issues couldn't disrupt his career just how Torres issues (knees) have nothing to do with a potential muscular injury proneness. It doesn't.

Also I think people are making such a big deal about something we don't have a clue. It's overreaction because it's too early for any prognosis.

No I hear but it gets complicated... It's all linked... muscles have to work harder or at least differently as joints lose flexibility. Way out of my niche though... ;)

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Not sure if its only me, but Costa looks out of place playing for Spain. He is not a spanish player in terms of playing style, and he has nothing to do with Spain NT system.

I think everyone would agree with that. Looks so out of place there.
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No I hear but it gets complicated... It's all linked... muscles have to work harder or at least differently as joints lose flexibility. Way out of my niche though... ;)

That's true. I did a MRI of my knee a couple months ago because I was feeling some pain after running for extended periods and it revealed I had mild patellar chondropathy and tendinopathy. My doctor prescribed as treatment the strengthening of the muscles around the knee. So far, so good - I haven't felt pain anymore since I've began targeting those muscles, but neither have I been trying to push my limits as of lately, of course. Anyways, everything is related, the answer for my cartilage problems were my muscles. If one part falters the others are affected.

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Not sure if its only me, but Costa looks out of place playing for Spain. He is not a spanish player in terms of playing style, and he has nothing to do with Spain NT system.

Maybe Chelsea get lucky and he develops a bad relationship with Spain. I could not care less about most or ALL of the national teams around the globe.

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Now that Costa seems misfit in Spain heated up again. I know this is might be sensitive question, but do you guys think Costa will be a hit and could perform better at the current Brazil NT rather than at Spain NT?

No insult please, just need a honest opinion. Thank you.

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No I hear but it gets complicated... It's all linked... muscles have to work harder or at least differently as joints lose flexibility. Way out of my niche though... ;)

That's true. I did a MRI of my knee a couple months ago because I was feeling some pain after running for extended periods and it revealed I had mild patellar chondropathy and tendinopathy. My doctor prescribed as treatment the strengthening of the muscles around the knee. So far, so good - I haven't felt pain anymore since I've began targeting those muscles, but neither have I been trying to push my limits as of lately, of course. Anyways, everything is related, the answer for my cartilage problems were my muscles. If one part falters the others are affected.

Well, in some level I'm sure it could be related, thing is knee problems more often than not cause tendinitis - which is directly linked to the muscles. It's much less likely for a muscle problem to cause a knee problem. Normally you have a knee problem and that has muscle implications, although the first correlated thing to the knee problem is the tendon.

I know a bit of it because my ex-husband is a doctor and with an issue exactly there. So I've heard a lot about it. Knee problems cause further problems in your muscles by damaging or creating an inflammation in your tendon. For the opposite to happen is much rarer. Muscles problems don't naturally develop into knee problems whereas most of the knee problems affect muscles surrounding the tendon, the ligaments and the muscles.

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