İlkay Gündoğan

[Yannik]

you guys are seriously messing with the formatting

 

[SeloBarca]

Incredibly hilarious.

Literally cannot stop laughing.



He was arguing him being seriously injury prone.

Impact injuries have nothing to do with that. It's just bad lack. Perhaps you could say Gundogan is a guy with bad luck.

Seen players having no injuries sustaining two impact injuries resulting in a torn ACL putting them out of action for a year every time.

Are they injury prone? Nope.

Aguero whose hamstring troubles him a lot or Kompany who has the same issue is a result of injury proeness.

If Gundogan had damaged his hamstring or his back then that would've been a result of it.

This is just very bad luck, sadly for the player.

Gundogan has just been really unlucky. Hes not injuryprone.

 

[khaled_a_d]

Incredibly hilarious.

Literally cannot stop laughing.



He was arguing him being seriously injury prone.

Impact injuries have nothing to do with that. It's just bad lack. Perhaps you could say Gundogan is a guy with bad luck.

Seen players having no injuries sustaining two impact injuries resulting in a torn ACL putting them out of action for a year every time.

Are they injury prone? Nope.

Aguero whose hamstring troubles him a lot or Kompany who has the same issue is a result of injury proeness.

If Gundogan had damaged his hamstring or his back then that would've been a result of it.

This is just very bad luck, sadly for the player.

According to merriam-webster an injury prone is a guy who is frequently injured.
It doesn't specify that he has to have problems with certain part of his body,I am not sure why you insist on such definition. When a player gets injured often it is a sign of a musculoskeletal problem for him as an athlete. if he has injury in one particular area it means he has problem in that part of his body,at the end both are injury prones.
So no,Gundogan is by definition an injury prone,and he was injury prone while playing in the most "player-friendly" league in terms of number of games,rest etc. It was a huge risk for any club to go after him and that was the reason he went with such low price.

 

[te amo barca]

He IS injury prone, just because he doesn't get the same injuries over and over but different injuries of distinct body parts does not mean he isn't injury prone.

 

[FlaFCB]

Yeah. He's injury prone, all over. I think it's even worse.

 

[gasgas]

Don't worry about me.
I am just here wondering which other Major International tournament he and Reus will miss

 

[SeloBarca]

Any other player in the same situation could have gotten injured in the same situation, its just bad luck.
Have constant problems with ligaments, knees, groin etc are injuryprone.

 

[FlaFCB]

It's not luck when it happens that often.

 

[El Flaco]

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[Aryagorn]

Pep Guardiola tapping Leo?

 

[xXKonan]

Started his first match in a long time and was doing pretty well and he got butchered by West Brom's Yacob, and had to come off due to an injury.

 

[mark1nhu]

Guy comes back from a serious injury and then get THIS kind of disgusting tackle:

Now you can go back to argue he is "injury prone". Fuck.

 

[draconifire]

Started his first match in a long time and was doing pretty well and he got butchered by West Brom's Yacob, and had to come off due to an injury.

I know its sad he has to come off but its almost comical the amount of time he gets injured.

 

[Behrox]

I know its sad he has to come off but its almost comical the amount of time he gets injured.

sad thing is almost none of them are because of him being injury prone, its just cause of dickish tackles

 

[Yannik]

It's the same with Reus, both are definitely injury prone, but many of those injuries they get almost all come from awful tackles and shit like that. It's a shame how unlucky they are, Gündogan fully fit is a worldbeating midfielder.