I've been checking the Spanish press with Google translate, he scored on the opening day but had gone three league games without a goal, the last of which he was taken off at half time, he wasn't injured so he must have been fairly poor.
He was dropped for a couple of games, didn't even make the bench which was mentioned by the Spanish media but was restored to the starting XI and scored two goals.
Perhaps we should try resting Zaza for a couple of games, see if it helps.....
It looked to me that he got a knee in the thigh. He walked off ok when they realised he wasn't Lanzini ;doh So it didn't look too bad but hey this is West Ham so probably 3 months and an op. ;lol
The info put out today by the club about Sakho and Carroll is completely consistent with what has been said before.
Dunno where C+H get the impression that there is some kind of contradiction between what was said before and what was said today.
Because there isn't.
Still, gets them the click throughs, and their advertising revenue, I suppose. ;doh
For the record: This week, Ac continues his rehab. Last week, AC is making steady progress and continues his rehab. (The 'bridges to cross comment, mentioned as 'last week' by C+H was over 2 weeks ago).
Last week - Diafra Sakho will start training in controlled U23 sessions on Monday. He will then join the first-team squad the following week. This week: Diafra Sakho has been training all week with the Under-23s in controlled but hard sessions. Will join the first-team squad next week.
Fortune, my preference is to not worry too much about how other bloggers etc reinterpret the bulletins put out by the club, but to look at the actual bulletins.
I really really don't get the situation with Sakho, I can't help feeling we haven't been told the full story. According to the OS, although he's joining the first team next week he's still several weeks away from being re-introduced gradually into games, so we're looking like December at the earliest. Our season started in July and he still won't be fit till December?????
I heard he had been using medication to ease his back injury but had recently been able to train with no adverse reaction without the additional treatment.
The amount of information on any specific injuries to AC will always lead to rumours. Why haven' t they come out and said what he actually has? It' s almost as if they were tryingto cover up some doping ban or something by claiming he has an injury. The same could be said for DS, though, as nobody really seems why he failed the medical at West Brom. (I might just have missed the odd bulletin due to work, though, and am just rambling about )
Regarding Sakho I think Slav has just smoothed things over in some of the press conferences, from the moment it was rumoured he'd questioned Slav for not picking him against AFC then I didn't think it would end well, apology or not.
Then to be hopelessly out of shape and 3 months behind, probably was the straw that broke the camels back, I didn't think I'd see him in a WHU shirt again and can see him gone in January.
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If you don't he's now 6 apps 3 goals, Sevilla have played 8 Liga matches but Yedder was absent for two of those, no idea why
He was dropped for a couple of games, didn't even make the bench which was mentioned by the Spanish media but was restored to the starting XI and scored two goals.
Perhaps we should try resting Zaza for a couple of games, see if it helps.....
So it didn't look too bad but hey this is West Ham so probably 3 months and an op. ;lol
Another bulletin full of positives! ;doh
The info put out today by the club about Sakho and Carroll is completely consistent with what has been said before.
Dunno where C+H get the impression that there is some kind of contradiction between what was said before and what was said today.
Because there isn't.
Still, gets them the click throughs, and their advertising revenue, I suppose. ;doh
For the record:
This week, Ac continues his rehab. Last week, AC is making steady progress and continues his rehab. (The 'bridges to cross comment, mentioned as 'last week' by C+H was over 2 weeks ago).
Last week - Diafra Sakho will start training in controlled U23 sessions on Monday. He will then join the first-team squad the following week. This week: Diafra Sakho has been training all week with the Under-23s in controlled but hard sessions. Will join the first-team squad next week.
http://www.whufc.com/News/Articles/2016/October/28-October/From-the-Treatment-Room
So as to avoid being misled by (accidental or deliberate) misrepresentations.
Then to be hopelessly out of shape and 3 months behind, probably was the straw that broke the camels back, I didn't think I'd see him in a WHU shirt again and can see him gone in January.
Also referring to his rehab, if all goes according to plan, he'll be "back on the pitch in two weeks."