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Date:Saturday January 10 2009
Time: 6:31PM
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Sousa - 'We Didn't Train This Week!'
I was listening to BBC Radio London on the way home and, around 5.50, they went over to Paulo Sousa's press conference.
It was not easy to understand him - sorry, Paulo! But what came out loud and clear was that, because of the weather, the players didn't train much, if at all, this week!?!?!
It all sounds rather peculiar to me - did he mean that they didn't train all week or only for a little part of it?
Call me daft, call me silly - but isn't there an indoor pitch they can use to train on during inclement weather?
Sorry, Mr Sousa, but that is NO excuse! There must be alternatives . . .
And the evidence was there for all of us to see - again - today. Including that Blackstock and Helguson need to get a run playing together, with Pat out injured for who knows how long, because they looked like total strangers out there today!
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W H A T?!?!?!?
sandydl
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i'd like to point out your own article shows there was at least some training this week!!
samp99
Good point, I don't understand that!
Boxer
Samp99 - the article says that Rangers didn't train MUCH - IF AT ALL. And anyway, who knows if Agyemang really did his injury in a "training ground" incident - the club are very good at spin, you know!!
sandydl
Oh Sandy you old cynic - number8 begins to rub off on you after a while!
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