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Course he isn't! Why else would he go back to England, other than for career reasons, when he can chill on the beaches of Australia, watch his team spoof all over the a-league all stars and have an extended holiday?

I tried telling my Manure mates this. They wanted no bar of it..

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Course he isn't! Why else would he go back to England, other than for career reasons, when he can chill on the beaches of Australia, watch his team spoof all over the a-league all stars and have an extended holiday?

because Uniteds medical treatment is maybe in Manchester and not in Australia?

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because Uniteds medical treatment is maybe in Manchester and not in Australia?

united, like many top teams do not leave anything unturned when it comes to fitness and fitness coaches, everything they had will of been out with them on tour, including gyms, fitness centres and also masseurs etc.

The medical team will of travelled with the team, it's what happens. The trip back and flight hours will have done him more harm than god. Simple.

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united, like many top teams do not leave anything unturned when it comes to fitness and fitness coaches, everything they had will of been out with them on tour, including gyms, fitness centres and also masseurs etc.

The medical team will of travelled with the team, it's what happens. The trip back and flight hours will have done him more harm than god. Simple.

its often enough that players who are injured travel back and get their medical treatment there. maybe the conditions in manchester are better or whatever? or maybe they want him to go to a specialist who isnt in Australia? could be tons of reasons why he has left. there is no sense in their statement not wanting him to sell and then going back and faking an injury which only lowers the price. this makes no sense at all.

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its often enough that players who are injured travel back and get their medical treatment there. maybe the conditions in manchester are better or whatever? or maybe they want him to go to a specialist who isnt in Australia? could be tons of reasons why he has left. there is no sense in their statement not wanting him to sell and then going back and faking an injury which only lowers the price. this makes no sense at all.

There is two reasons, he's either injured or there has been a fall out that lead to him being sent home. Like I have said, his transfer request still stands, that is what we know. Rooney has not spoke out but united have said they won't sell him, to be fair if their top medical team is not with them I would be worried, no best teams in the world leave on a tour without their best team in hand.

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Vidic stayed in Manchester because he's injured, and will join the team latter. As a spokeman told : "In the meantime, he'll continue his pre-season preparations in Manchester at the Aon Training Complex." Nani, Smalling and Young are also missing the pre-season-tour because of injuries. One can presume that just as Vidic, they are in Manchester for medical treatment and/or re-education and/or rehabilitation.

And I don't know, I presume the players from the academy will start the training at some point during the preseason tour (if they hadn't started already). Some members of the medical staff must have stayed there.

So yeah, they are not the first team doctors. Though they have the necessary equipment under hand. They won't have to go from one hospital to another, from one gym to another to treat him. And I guess that it would be more convenient to take care of him because he will be regrouped with other injured players. Had he stayed with them, he would have been a deadweight because he would have take away some doctors and fitness coach away for him alone ; while he will work with people who are already dealing with injured players. Finally, yes the flight-back to England may cause him harms, but is taking him on the road Bangkok-Sydney-Yokohama-Osaka-Hong-Kong-Stockholm a really better thing ?

If he is injured for three weeks, that only makes sense to send him back to Manchester, in my view.

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because Uniteds medical treatment is maybe in Manchester and not in Australia?

Australia isn't some third world country. I'm sure they have a facilities to treat a 'niggling hamstring injury'

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Vidic stayed in Manchester because he's injured, and will join the team latter. As a spokeman told : "In the meantime, he'll continue his pre-season preparations in Manchester at the Aon Training Complex." Nani, Smalling and Young are also missing the pre-season-tour because of injuries. One can presume that just as Vidic, they are in Manchester for medical treatment and/or re-education and/or rehabilitation.

And I don't know, I presume the players from the academy will start the training at some point during the preseason tour (if they hadn't started already). Some members of the medical staff must have stayed there.

So yeah, they are not the first team doctors. Though they have the necessary equipment under hand. They won't have to go from one hospital to another, from one gym to another to treat him. And I guess that it would be more convenient to take care of him because he will be regrouped with other injured players. Had he stayed with them, he would have been a deadweight because he would have take away some doctors and fitness coach away for him alone ; while he will work with people who are already dealing with injured players. Finally, yes the flight-back to England may cause him harms, but is taking him on the road Bangkok-Sydney-Yokohama-Osaka-Hong-Kong-Stockholm a really better thing ?

If he is injured for three weeks, that only makes sense to send him back to Manchester, in my view.

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Crespo, kezman, Sheva, and torres.

Join rooney so we can add you to the list of flops.

Strikers at Chelsea flop really bad unless their name is Drogba.

Crespo a flop? you can't be serious? :doh:

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Right so he was very good that we had to loan him to Milan.....

He struggled to settle in his first season so was loaned, he came back in 05/06 however and was probably the only player in Drogba's 8 years that competed well with him for #1 role.

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He struggled to settle in his first season so was loaned, he came back in 05/06 however and was probably the only player in Drogba's 8 years that competed well with him for #1 role.

Had one great year yes, but so did players like Malouda, and I will not be surprised if Torres also has his great year if he stays long enough.....

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