Isco

I was looking at Isco body language during the final and the celebrations today and he looked like he wanted to be somewhere else. His body language is off and it would not surprise me if he is gone next summer. I don't know if a club would come for him this winter but Its hard to imagine him staying long term as of now. Specially when the manager in charge prefers runners and more athletic CMs than his kind.

"After the tests carried out today by the Real Madrid Sanitas Medical Services on our player Isco, his back and neck pain has been diagnosed as acute dorsalgia & cervicalgia. His recovery will continue to be assessed"

So his back and neck pain have been diagnosed as back and neck pain eh?

GOAT doctoring

hope you pay them outsourced medical departments ROYALLY

Hapless_Hans wrote:So his back and neck pain have been diagnosed as back and neck pain eh?

GOAT doctoring

hope you pay them outsourced medical departments ROYALLY

In Docs defence, without them we wouldn't have know that it was acute.

Of course, I could have diagnosed it myself, but I was too busy having lunch.

Isco probably wishes he could reload this FM save file. Oof. Not a good year for him.

back pains are the excuse players find to make themselves unavailable. It's the equivalent of quitting on your team. BS back and neck pain lol, we all know what's going on. I bet he will take a REAL long time to come back

Unless he actually has ACUTE neck and back pain, that's totally different lol.

sure sure he has acute back and neck pains

Isco's right leg is better than Bale, Lucas, Asensio and Ceballos combined.

Mamad wrote:Isco's right leg is better than Bale, Lucas, Asensio and Ceballos combined.

Their necks and backs still win.

I meant their whole body

Don't like what happening with Isco.

He is the good replacement for 33 year old Modric.

Came on against Barca after being out for so long and looked good.

Hopefully now that the season is over, he gets some game time over Modric. Ceballos too.

I don't think hes ever performed well as a CM. How is he a good replacement for Modric?

Bale, unlike Isco, is still respecting his professional obligations.

Isco made a professional mistake in not attending a team meeting before a game. He subsequently apologized for that.

The club decided to sanction him.

Yeah, while I could understand why he won't go, it is called obligations for a reason and you gotta go these team meetings. Isco at fault and earned that sanction nicely but if you're looking for the root of all this nonsense, check Solari.

Why the fuck did Perez hire this failed coach is the most baffling thing Perez has ever done.

he wanted to hire Conte but Ramos sabotaged that real nicely. Nothing is ever straight forward in madrid

fair enough, i forgot that incident with Bale leaving the stadium.

Also, as i always say, coaching matters, comparing Conte and Solari is ludicrous to me. if you ask Bayern players, i am sure they do not have fond memories of Ancelotti. And conte has only been criticized at chelsea, at juve they loved him for the most part. it's not black or white

Isco obviously doesn’t have a place on this team under Solari and equally with Hazard likely coming in, have a role next season!

So you can easily see his frustration, again after being best player on Spanish NT, began this season as key player under new coach, got hit with major infection and major surgery, came back too soon after surgery as club felt they needed him, had difficult time getting back to game shape and then disrespectfully cast aside by this joke of a coach!

Double standard indeed. Not only by Solari but Perez as well!

anyone besides myself watching the valladolid game?

titosantill wrote:anyone besides myself watching the valladolid game?

I am. Real Madrid is like that abusive gf I cannot let go of.

my wife and kids are at her parents, its sunday, i'm free, thought i might as well catch the game. its been a very long time since we've reached this point in the season and are fighting for nothing at all (well except the 2nd 3rd 4th place trophy)

And in that same token, good bye Llorente and Ceballos