WHen/How did he get injured? I know he was taken off late in the 0-0 game against Schalke but my recollection is that that was because he was rubbich, not because he was injured. That was the last game he played for us.
Was he injured in training?
Query about Florent Malouda
Started by
loz
, Jan 06 2008 09:16 PM
#1
Posted 06 January 2008 - 09:16 PM
#2
Posted 06 January 2008 - 09:21 PM
I though the real reason he hasn't featured was because his head wasn't right and not because of the injury that the club have claimed, but I can't remember where I heard that (one place was probably on hear but I've heard it a couple of times).
#3
Posted 06 January 2008 - 09:25 PM
I have only heard that on here. The official line is that it was a knee injury that kept him out for a couple of months and that he was due to be in the squad against Newcastle but suffered a recurrence of the injury in training.
#4
Posted 06 January 2008 - 09:34 PM
He'll play one come back game for us then head of to share a caravan with Marco Boogers!!!
#5
Posted 07 January 2008 - 04:42 AM
Loz, he was probably pants in the game you say because he was carrying the injury. I've not seen any mention about his injury situation outside of the official club site.
To be honest, after a very bright start, he has been quite awful and that being because of an injury would make sense (and offer some hope).
Cheers,
Butch
To be honest, after a very bright start, he has been quite awful and that being because of an injury would make sense (and offer some hope).
Cheers,
Butch
#6
Guest_Brian M_*
Posted 07 January 2008 - 05:27 AM
Guest_Brian M_*
Does anyone else get the feeling that his injury is made up, and it's more Mutu-ish (without the drug problem). As in trouble in his personal life maybe / trouble settling in London, or whatever? I for one wouldn't be surprised if he was part of the RD deal from Real.
#7
Posted 07 January 2008 - 06:27 AM
On Chelsea TV before Christmas he explained that he had an injury in his left knee which was hard to diagnose as it seemed to clear up only to resurface again (similar to Neville G) he was in full training and was expected back on Boxing day but had another relapse anyway by all reports he trained fully last week and is expected to return sooner rather than later.
#8
Posted 07 January 2008 - 06:45 AM
I may be wrong but i have a feeling that Malouda is suffering from Robben syndrome:, as in "only i and i alone will tell you when i'm ready to play, no need to ask a physician". He seems to be the type that would refuse to play at the tiniest sign of discomfort.
Now that his close friend Didier seems to be on the way out Malouda may turn into sulking mode,too.
I wouldn't be surprised if come summer he'll also want to leave.
Now that his close friend Didier seems to be on the way out Malouda may turn into sulking mode,too.
I wouldn't be surprised if come summer he'll also want to leave.
#9
Posted 07 January 2008 - 08:02 AM
Agreed, I really can't see Malouda being with us next season. No big loss tbh
#10
Posted 07 January 2008 - 08:54 AM
I'm not prepared to write Malouda off yet, especially when we are lacking players out wide. He has only started 14 or 15 games in a new league and he has impressed on occasion. There is every possibility his injury is entirely genuine rather than some sort of psychosmatic issue - in fact the pschosmatic thing has only ever been a case of gossip, as far as I know there is no evidence of it whatsoever.
I have written before that I am still far form convinced by him and he isn't really the sort of winger I wanted us to bring in however I would like to see mroe of him before deciding it would be best to let him go.
I have written before that I am still far form convinced by him and he isn't really the sort of winger I wanted us to bring in however I would like to see mroe of him before deciding it would be best to let him go.
#11
Posted 07 January 2008 - 11:47 AM
"blizeH":k7yowuqf said:
Agreed, I really can't see Malouda being with us next season. No big loss tbh
Naah, you are just upset on what he said about chelsea being a no-brainer {SMILIES_PATH}/icon_wink.gif . Get over it and hope he comes back better than ever {SMILIES_PATH}/happy0034.gif .
He's a great player and I think he wont quit if Didi leaves. He managed to be the best in France without Didi so I think he's a big boy and makes his own decisions.
#12
Posted 07 January 2008 - 12:21 PM
Malouda is Drogba's mate. Drogba doesn't want to play for us anymore, neither does Malouda by the sound of it.
Last reports from Chelsea TV were that he's fit but doesn't feel right to play? WTF does that mean ?? He'll be off in the summer, if not sooner.
Last reports from Chelsea TV were that he's fit but doesn't feel right to play? WTF does that mean ?? He'll be off in the summer, if not sooner.
#13
Posted 07 January 2008 - 01:02 PM
"BLUENUT":ckd0cxpn said:
Malouda is Drogba's mate. Drogba doesn't want to play for us anymore, neither does Malouda by the sound of it.
Last reports from Chelsea TV were that he's fit but doesn't feel right to play? WTF does that mean ?? He'll be off in the summer, if not sooner.
Last reports from Chelsea TV were that he's fit but doesn't feel right to play? WTF does that mean ?? He'll be off in the summer, if not sooner.
I don't think he is that naive but who knows.. If Malouda is indeed a big child and doesn't play because his house door is brown and not orange he might as well just go back where he came from. It is still really hard to believe that from him... I am ready to give him a proper chance to show what he's got.
#14
Posted 07 January 2008 - 09:32 PM
"loz":3gp6fqn8 said:
I'm not prepared to write Malouda off yet, especially when we are lacking players out wide. He has only started 14 or 15 games in a new league and he has impressed on occasion. There is every possibility his injury is entirely genuine rather than some sort of psychosmatic issue - in fact the pschosmatic thing has only ever been a case of gossip, as far as I know there is no evidence of it whatsoever.
I have written before that I am still far form convinced by him and he isn't really the sort of winger I wanted us to bring in however I would like to see mroe of him before deciding it would be best to let him go.
I have written before that I am still far form convinced by him and he isn't really the sort of winger I wanted us to bring in however I would like to see mroe of him before deciding it would be best to let him go.
Different players for different systems.
Under Mourinho in a 4-4-2 I beleive he started well and I beleive would have been a success. Under Avram Grant in a 4-3-3, his a bit of a fishy out of water and maybe better off at another club.
#15
Posted 07 January 2008 - 09:38 PM
of course, he did spend his entire spell at lyon on the left of a 433, but nevermind.
#16
Posted 07 January 2008 - 09:44 PM
According to Tribal Football (Gay Sperm Whale section), doctors at Chelsea have diagnosed
Florent Malouda with a severe case of being French.
Doesn't look too good lads. {SMILIES_PATH}/tumbleweed.gif
Florent Malouda with a severe case of being French.
Doesn't look too good lads. {SMILIES_PATH}/tumbleweed.gif
#17
Posted 07 January 2008 - 09:49 PM
"Scott":24o7pwfy said:
According to Tribal Football (Gay Sperm Whale section), doctors at Chelsea have diagnosed
Florent Malouda with a severe case of being French.
Doesn't look too good lads. {SMILIES_PATH}/tumbleweed.gif
Florent Malouda with a severe case of being French.
Doesn't look too good lads. {SMILIES_PATH}/tumbleweed.gif
Aahh the french. Stick two fingers up their a*se and they'll say they love you. {SMILIES_PATH}/Whistle.gif
#18
Posted 07 January 2008 - 09:53 PM
"gullit4":3hibjx4q said:
of course, he did spend his entire spell at lyon on the left of a 433, but nevermind.
Fair call. But I still beleive what was expected under him under Mourinho and Avram Grant is different and he was better suited to playing under Mourinho's tactics than Grants.
#19
Posted 08 January 2008 - 06:40 AM
If he leaves, then I say "F*ck him!" but until the point he himself comes out and says he wants to leave, then I feel we should be willing to give him a chance. If he doesn't "feel right" for the rest of the season, and then leaves in the summer, then he will be the biggest mercenary we have signed in ages! Well, maybe since veron
#20
Posted 08 January 2008 - 07:05 AM
Cut the guy some slack - we're sitting here judging a person on crap written in tabloids or on poxy websites or on other people of the same nationality. Why can't he be injured? Different training routines and faster football can have a major effect on the body - ask anyone who trains seriously - and the body takes time to adjust. Sure if he throws his toys out the pram and wants to leave at the end of the season (with Drogba) all's well and good crucify the guy, but at the moment he is a Chelsea player who just maybe needs the support of the fans. - Come on people get a grip!
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