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this resting players business

clivey_heroclivey_hero
edited August 2008 in General Charlton
risking the wrath of the PC brigade ........
Pardew told BBC London 94.9: "We took the option to rest one or two and maybe that was an error.
surely he is joking
they have just come back from a jolly in spain and have played ONE game

they must be knackered

Comments

  • MortimericianMortimerician
    its not necessarily what they have done, it's what they have coming up. Also you're less likely to get injuries while resting.
  • leftbehindleftbehind
    Think its more to recover from Knocks Hudson being a example i presume he was not fully fit for Swansea
    But saying Weaver was rusty surely another match would have helped ?
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    We know Hudson had an injury and if we had rested Jon Fortune maybe he wouldn't be injured as well.

    Perhaps Gray was carrying a knock as well.

    Would anyone have been pleased if Gray and Hudson had been unavailable for Watford as a result of playing in the league cup.
  • RothkoRothko
    We rested 4 key players last night, and I'm comfy with that, no need to risk Hudson if he's 70/30, Weaver hardly trained after the Brighton game, Racon and Gray were taken out of the firing line.

    Plus Southend rested Bailey for us last night, so 5 fresh players for the weekend.
  • clivey_heroclivey_hero
    Not sure If resting players just in case they might get injured is a good way forward ,
    If they are injured then they shouldn't play, but if they are not then you should play your best team ( or you get beat )

    why take Weaver Racon and Gray out of the firing line ??? sorry don't get it
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    Cos "maybe" Gray had a knock ; - I

    No idea about Racon but I suspect he wanted to give Elliot a game so he's more match ready should the need arise.
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