His handling is like that of a pub league keeper.
Alisson out for 6 weeks..
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His handling is like that of a pub league keeper.
If timelines of 'before the end of October' are to be believed then having Ali back for City is huge, and I am confident we can get through the next couple of games without too much danger
24th - Sheff Utd
27th - Midetland
31st - West Ham
Ideally he is back for West Ham but the two games before I expect us to concede a very small amount of shots to the opponents.
24th - Sheff Utd
27th - Midetland
31st - West Ham
Ideally he is back for West Ham but the two games before I expect us to concede a very small amount of shots to the opponents.
He’s a weirdo. Glad to have him back.
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The Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson has attributed his rapid recovery from injury to prayer and six-hour daily rehabilitation sessions at Melwood.
Alisson made a surprise return to Liverpool’s starting lineup against Sheffield United on Saturday having missed four games with damaged shoulder ligaments. Jürgen Klopp initially feared the training-ground injury would put the Brazil international out of action for up to six weeks but was ultimately without him for just over three. The 28-year-old credits intensive physiotherapy and his outlook with halving the anticipated recovery time.
“I pray a lot. Seriously, I pray a lot,” Alisson replied when asked how he was able to return after three weeks. “Also I did a lot of sessions of treatment. I was every day for five or six hours at the club, getting treatment with the physios, working with the fitness department, and after two weeks I was able to be together with the goalie coaches again.
“I wasn’t able to dive but then after two and a half weeks I started to dive. Then, three days before the game, I start to work hard – facing hard shots, doing full-range diving, so then on Friday I gave the green light to the boss. I believe my faith and working hard helped me in this fast recovery.”
Alisson targeted a three-week absence as soon as he told by a specialist to expect a lengthier lay-off and insists he is “100%” comfortable with playing competitively again.
“Every injury you have on the ligament, whether it is your ankle, your shoulder or your knee, you still feel something weird. It’s not pain but you feel it for a couple of weeks. It’s nothing that puts limits on my way to play. I’m really 100% able to play and I am comfortable with that.
“It is good to be back and I’m really happy … As soon as the doctor said it was going to be four to six weeks, I said: ‘No Doc – we go to two-three weeks maximum.’ He agreed with me and we go for it. I just want to thank the physios the fitness staff the doctors and the goalie coaches who help me.”
Liverpool host FC Midtjylland in the Champions League on Tuesday with Alisson in line to make his first European appearance since February. The former Roma keeper missed Liverpool’s second-leg defeat by Atlético Madrid last season with a hip injury. His absence was sorely felt as Adrián made decisive errors in the 3-2 reverse that ended Liverpool’s 25-game unbeaten European run at Anfield.
“Not being involved is the worst thing for a football player but unfortunately injuries are part of the job,” Alisson said. “We try to avoid them with prevention work but sometimes they happen. I am glad it was only three weeks but it was a long three weeks, it felt like three months. It was hard not only to miss Atletico Madrid and Aston Villa [the 7-2 defeat this season] because you always want to help your team-mates and do what you love to do.”
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The Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson has attributed his rapid recovery from injury to prayer and six-hour daily rehabilitation sessions at Melwood.
Alisson made a surprise return to Liverpool’s starting lineup against Sheffield United on Saturday having missed four games with damaged shoulder ligaments. Jürgen Klopp initially feared the training-ground injury would put the Brazil international out of action for up to six weeks but was ultimately without him for just over three. The 28-year-old credits intensive physiotherapy and his outlook with halving the anticipated recovery time.
“I pray a lot. Seriously, I pray a lot,” Alisson replied when asked how he was able to return after three weeks. “Also I did a lot of sessions of treatment. I was every day for five or six hours at the club, getting treatment with the physios, working with the fitness department, and after two weeks I was able to be together with the goalie coaches again.
“I wasn’t able to dive but then after two and a half weeks I started to dive. Then, three days before the game, I start to work hard – facing hard shots, doing full-range diving, so then on Friday I gave the green light to the boss. I believe my faith and working hard helped me in this fast recovery.”
Alisson targeted a three-week absence as soon as he told by a specialist to expect a lengthier lay-off and insists he is “100%” comfortable with playing competitively again.
“Every injury you have on the ligament, whether it is your ankle, your shoulder or your knee, you still feel something weird. It’s not pain but you feel it for a couple of weeks. It’s nothing that puts limits on my way to play. I’m really 100% able to play and I am comfortable with that.
“It is good to be back and I’m really happy … As soon as the doctor said it was going to be four to six weeks, I said: ‘No Doc – we go to two-three weeks maximum.’ He agreed with me and we go for it. I just want to thank the physios the fitness staff the doctors and the goalie coaches who help me.”
Liverpool host FC Midtjylland in the Champions League on Tuesday with Alisson in line to make his first European appearance since February. The former Roma keeper missed Liverpool’s second-leg defeat by Atlético Madrid last season with a hip injury. His absence was sorely felt as Adrián made decisive errors in the 3-2 reverse that ended Liverpool’s 25-game unbeaten European run at Anfield.
“Not being involved is the worst thing for a football player but unfortunately injuries are part of the job,” Alisson said. “We try to avoid them with prevention work but sometimes they happen. I am glad it was only three weeks but it was a long three weeks, it felt like three months. It was hard not only to miss Atletico Madrid and Aston Villa [the 7-2 defeat this season] because you always want to help your team-mates and do what you love to do.”
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Nothing weird with praying.
It is weird saying praying helped an injury got better. If that works why isn’t he calling god a cunt for the injury in the first place? Or does he only get involved with good stuff?
Yeah, I've never got that.
Like when they say god was looking down on someone if they're found alive after an earthquake or tsunami.
What about the thousands of others who died or lost their homes etc? Did god also decide 'fuck them' & let them die or destroy everything they held dear?
It's utterly fucking nonsensical.
God is like a shit manager. Takes the plaudits when the going is good and blames his staff when shit hits the fan.
It's worse than that
It's a shit manager who takes the plaudits, but his cunty underlings defend and absolve him when shit hits the fan
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