witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
My guess is he's gone home for christmas and this was part of the agreement of him signing. Total guess
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davek
Player Valuation: £150m
If someone calls something out and gets pilloried for it, it's natural that that person would want to flag that up.
I wish I'd been wrong, but I dont think I was.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Of course that's what's happened.
That's why he's agreed to sign for a club in our position: big pay day + scope to have a lot of down time.
Very good player on his day, but that's only part of the deal.
What a load of absolute rubbish.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Bullens Rd
Player Valuation: £35m
Bet we don't see him until mid-January with no real explanation.
Where is the proof then dave?
I'd like to propose an alternative theory.
A player known to be fairly injury-prone is injured. I mean, you have to admit it's possible
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
His game time to down time ratio is coming into line; undefined / sketchily defined injuries; big lay off right before and through the Christmas period.
It's not rocket science.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Its possible. I'll give you that much.
how do you know his injury is undefined?
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
I dont like Mondays Decembers....
However, a heavy challenge from Virgil van Dijk in the Merseyside derby soon changed all that, with Rodriguez picking up other niggling injuries and struggling to get back to his best ever since the incident.
He currently finds himself out with another such injury, with recent reports indicating Everton are taking things very carefully as they don’t want him missing for an extended period of time.
It seems, though, that being absent in December has become something of a recurring theme for the Colombian star.
AS Colombia report today that for the last three years, Rodriguez has been ‘absent’ in the last month of the year for Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and now Everton.
They explain that in 2018 it was a knee sprain that left him out while on loan at Bayern Munich while the following year a sprained left knee suffered on international duty left him out injured until January 2020.
Going into further detail, they explain that while at Bayern he suffered a ligament sprain in his left knee in training on November 14th and while the recovery process took only ten days, he was given 31 days of ‘rehabilitation’.
Thus, he ended up returning on January 18th 2019, and missed eight games as a result. It was a very similar story the following year.
This time he suffered a strain in his left knee while on international duty on November 15th. That saw him miss 38 days of action in total and another eight games and he seems to be on the same track with Everton.
At this point ‘everything indicates’ that he will be fit for the December 23rd clash with Manchester United but if he isn’t there are still clashes with Sheffield United on Boxing Day and Manchester City on December 28th for him to be fit for.
It’s a situation that Carlo Ancelotti has said they’ll watch day by day, but, if history is anything to go by, expect the Blues star man to be back fit and firing come the New Year.
However, a heavy challenge from Virgil van Dijk in the Merseyside derby soon changed all that, with Rodriguez picking up other niggling injuries and struggling to get back to his best ever since the incident.
He currently finds himself out with another such injury, with recent reports indicating Everton are taking things very carefully as they don’t want him missing for an extended period of time.
It seems, though, that being absent in December has become something of a recurring theme for the Colombian star.
AS Colombia report today that for the last three years, Rodriguez has been ‘absent’ in the last month of the year for Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and now Everton.
They explain that in 2018 it was a knee sprain that left him out while on loan at Bayern Munich while the following year a sprained left knee suffered on international duty left him out injured until January 2020.
Going into further detail, they explain that while at Bayern he suffered a ligament sprain in his left knee in training on November 14th and while the recovery process took only ten days, he was given 31 days of ‘rehabilitation’.
Thus, he ended up returning on January 18th 2019, and missed eight games as a result. It was a very similar story the following year.
This time he suffered a strain in his left knee while on international duty on November 15th. That saw him miss 38 days of action in total and another eight games and he seems to be on the same track with Everton.
At this point ‘everything indicates’ that he will be fit for the December 23rd clash with Manchester United but if he isn’t there are still clashes with Sheffield United on Boxing Day and Manchester City on December 28th for him to be fit for.
It’s a situation that Carlo Ancelotti has said they’ll watch day by day, but, if history is anything to go by, expect the Blues star man to be back fit and firing come the New Year.
Lloydystark
Player Valuation: £35m
And he certainly would not join us
How do you explain the Christmas periods for 2011-2018?
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