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Post by Deleted on May 28, 2025 11:56:40 GMT
If he retires, he gets 3 years salary, insurance.
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Post by 09sider on May 28, 2025 12:08:36 GMT
If he retires, he gets 3 years salary. Is that from the PFA? |
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Post by Deleted on May 28, 2025 12:15:18 GMT
If he retires, he gets 3 years salary. Is that from the PFA? In part. All players have compulsory PFA insurance that covers 18 months, then most have an extra policy that covers another 18 months. He gets it from the date he officially retires, so he'll wait until he is in the last year of his contract. It's based on his average salary over the previous two years (from memory) so he'll want to get some appearance fees and goal bonuses included |
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Post by ccu on Aug 12, 2025 19:25:55 GMT
Had the pins out of his Fibula today according to his Instagram…
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Post by pigletphoenix on Aug 12, 2025 21:43:07 GMT
Had the pins out of his Fibula today according to his Instagram… Time to full fitness after this type of hardware removal = 3/6 months. All being well he might be ready for a full 90 minutes around Christmas time. |
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Post by howie on Aug 12, 2025 21:54:33 GMT
Had the pins out of his Fibula today according to his Instagram… Time to full fitness after this type of hardware removal = 3/6 months. All being well he might be ready for a full 90 minutes around Christmas time. I'm beginning to see why some posters might be tempted to delete their records. Easy to be wise after the event, but a few of the early posts on some of these resurrected threads make amusing reading. |
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Post by returnedexile on Aug 13, 2025 12:24:31 GMT
Had the pins out of his Fibula today according to his Instagram… The fact that the only update we've had on Wyke is via his personal Instagram is odd. It wasn't that long ago that his scheduled appearance on a podcast was pulled by the club. Fair enough, but they haven't followed up with any sort of interview of their own. I dont know whether this is because the club are looking to offload Wyke; there's a similar radio silence surrounding Jones as well. We're also in the dark about Feeney's injury... The lack of transparency seems a bit weird to me. |
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Post by pigletphoenix on Aug 13, 2025 12:42:02 GMT
"As promised, we will continue to communicate transparently and directly with you."
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Post by taffyp on Aug 13, 2025 13:12:46 GMT
"As promised, we will continue to communicate transparently and directly with you." I’d be very upset if my employer disclosed medical information about me (probably illegal) |
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Post by crunch on Aug 13, 2025 14:23:14 GMT
"As promised, we will continue to communicate transparently and directly with you." A wise man once said… always keep your promises and you will keep your friends. |
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Post by heilkmoon on Aug 13, 2025 14:52:46 GMT
"As promised, we will continue to communicate transparently and directly with you." I’d be very upset if my employer disclosed medical information about me (probably illegal) Updates on player injuries have always been standard, unless it's an off-field personal matter. |
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Post by howie on Aug 13, 2025 15:15:09 GMT
AI Overview
Football clubs frequently provide updates on player fitness, especially during pre-season and injury periods, through various channels like their official websites, social media, and press conferences. These updates detail player availability, recovery progress, and potential return dates, helping fans stay informed about their team's squad status.
Here's a more detailed look at how clubs manage and communicate fitness information:
1. Official Club Channels:
Websites: Clubs often have dedicated sections on their websites for news and updates, including fitness reports.
Social Media: Platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram are used to disseminate quick updates and highlight player availability.
Press Conferences: Managers hold press conferences where they provide updates on player fitness, answer questions from journalists, and offer insights into the team's condition.
2. Content of Fitness Updates:
Injury Updates: Clubs detail the nature of injuries, the injured players, and the expected recovery timelines.
Fitness Tests: Updates may include information about specific fitness tests conducted, such as strength tests, cardiovascular assessments, and range of motion evaluations.
Return to Training: Clubs inform fans when players are back in training, whether it's light training, full training, or participating in team sessions.
Availability: Updates specify which players are available for selection in upcoming matches or if they are ruled out due to injury or other reasons.
3. Examples of Clubs Providing Updates:
Arsenal: Mikel Arteta has provided updates on Leandro Trossard's fitness and other players like Havertz and Sterling.
Manchester City: Pep Guardiola has given updates on players like Savinho, Foden, and Rodrigo.
Liverpool: Liverpool FC has a dedicated section for fitness updates on their website.
4. Importance of Fitness Updates:
Fan Engagement: Provides fans with transparency and keeps them engaged with the team.
Tactical Planning: Allows fans to understand the team's potential lineup for upcoming matches.
Player Tracking: Fans can follow the progress of their favourite players and their return to fitness.
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Post by camt29 on Aug 13, 2025 17:17:48 GMT
Had the pins out of his Fibula today according to his Instagram… Time to full fitness after this type of hardware removal = 3/6 months. All being well he might be ready for a full 90 minutes around Christmas time. That's when they are removed a few weeks after surgery. For many operations they never need to remove the metalwork so it may have just been a personal choice. |
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Post by carwash on Aug 13, 2025 17:41:16 GMT
Charlie may have regular cardiac mri (without his IED) to monitor his heart condition in which case they might think better to have no other metal in his body even titanium. He won't be able to return to football without his cardiologist giving him the ok so his fibula is less of a concern.
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Post by twolegs on Aug 13, 2025 17:59:07 GMT
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