Maybe if JT had have started by sleeping with the enemy's other halves, England would have won a tournament already.
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ShiftyPowers;3259439 said:Yeah, players never get muscled off the ball or go up for headers.
Sir Sir_Didier_Drogba;3259366 said:I hope Balotelli gets his leg broken next game from a horrendous James Milner tackle
Arnau;3259610 said:Not all the players need to get muscled and there are better jumping exercices simulating game situations.
Pushups and running around the pitch are not a quality training.
Arnau;3261157 said:Mourinho/Rui Faria doesn't. Only gym workout if the medical staff thinks it's good for injury recovery.
Arnau;3261278 said:Nope, they don't do any exercice without ball (which doesn't mean they don't do physical workout). Other thing is if Ronaldo goes to the gym in his free time.
Arnau;3261639 said:Di María greatest weapon is his agility and if he gets big would lose it.
Arnau;3261639 said:Di María greatest weapon is his agility and if he gets big would lose it. Him and Özil had improved a lot under Mourinho and there are many other examples (Maniche, Deco, Ferreira, Lampard, Drogba, Sneijder, Milito, Motta, Benzema, Marcelo etc...)