2021/22 Yerry Mina

[Saint Domingo]

Good to see him back in training. Watching Michael Keane on those training vids is horrifying, how is he a professional footballer.

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

Good to see him back in training. Watching Michael Keane on those training vids is horrifying, how is he a professional footballer.

Because we pay him.

 

[Saint Domingo]

Because we pay him.

One of the many things wrong with this club.

 

[Littlesue]

Good to see him back in training. Watching Michael Keane on those training vids is horrifying, how is he a professional footballer.

Voted for him as Player of the Year last year ?

 

[Sassy Colombian]

Ffs what’s still is wrong with Mina. I thought the international break would be enough time for him to return. No having him on Sunday against City is very disappointing!

 

[blueconverse]

Needs selling in jan as we may get some money. Best centreback but he's just not available anywhere near enough.

 

[mahermi1]

View attachment 146185Ffs what’s still is wrong with Mina. I thought the international break would be enough time for him to return. No having him on Sunday against City is very disappointing!

our players are made of glass... That is so disappointing to hear.

 

[Sassy Colombian]

our players are made of glass... That is so disappointing to hear.

They really do seem to be too brittle. Could it be our training methods and medical personnel the ones that are also failing our players?

 

[bring back the catt]

They really do seem to be too brittle. Could it be our training methods and medical personnel the ones that are also failing our players?

I think it is a combination of both of those points you have highlighted @Sassy Colombian.
We appear to have more training ground injuries than actual on field injuries. It also appears that once we have a player side-lined onto the treatment table, it takes so much longer, or so it seems, to have them match ready again.
I would also bring into question the actual ground composition at Finch Farm as many of the injuries are ham-string or calf muscle related.
Too coincidental not to be investigated, but being Everton Football Club, this may be a little to rational to consider.

 

[Eggs]

They really do seem to be too brittle. Could it be our training methods and medical personnel the ones that are also failing our players?

….he’s such a big unit and his movement is a bit awkward, that type are often injury prone. Be interesting to know what exactly is the matter.

 

[Sassy Colombian]

….he’s such a big unit and his movement is a bit awkward, that type are often injury prone. Be interesting to know what exactly is the matter.

I would love to know what’s exactly the issue, Benitez keeps saying it is minor and he is on his way to recovery but he has been telling us the same for weeks

 

[Eggs]

I would love to know what’s exactly the issue, Benitez keeps saying it is minor and he is on his way to recovery but he has been telling us the same for weeks

…in respect of your point, it would be concern if it’s another big leg muscle injury. That could mean an issue with training, warm up or physio technique.

 

[blueconverse]

Good to see him back in training. Watching Michael Keane on those training vids is horrifying, how is he a professional footballer.

I am convinced he has no knees

 

[navidson]

Interesting to know if he's consistently actually injured or if he's just another sh*thouse that doesn't make himself available for games

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Actually arrived here injured, just can't seem to string even a couple of games together, a shame as I think he is a very good centre back,but by now I think we should cut our losses and move him on in January...............then watch him never miss a game for his new club,Everton thatlol