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[Porque]

I guess they count on that eventually players will adapt to expanded format across competitions such as UCL and World Cup. The first few seasons should be nasty because they aren't used to playing a game every 3 days but a few years more and they'll probably get along with it. Idk about how exhausting it is though, probably really much. If they all agree it's unadaptable then this shit needs to be fixed. Like Rodri said, if you want quality matches then it's not a good idea to have them every 3 days. Players are tired and hence less spectacle and less action on the pitch.

Well for this to happen then you need to relax the salary caps and allow for bigger squads. So either way you are reducing quality.

 

[Horatio]

City immediately not the favorites for CL anymore.
Rodri is their backbone

With KdB also injured right now, they might trail a little in the premier league race in the next 2 months

Real to win it again aren’t they?

 

[Porque]

Let's see if Pep can sweet talk Zubimendi.

 

[Birdy]

Real to win it again aren’t they?

Nah
They will crush out this season
No easy path this time, they have to eliminate most major contenders

 

[Andresito]

Bernal, MATS, Rodri... How many season ending injuries so far into the season? This is off the top of my head, probably even more. Madness.

Wishing Rodri a speedy recovery.

The amount of these types of injuries happening more frequently is alarming.

It might be recency bias but doesn't ACL injuries seem more common during first half of season? Last year there were a couple from Madrid as well who went out early.

 

[Horatio]

Raphinha’s twin found playing for City today?