Naby Keita

[RedReet]

The premiums would go up based on the likelihood of the player getting injured from lack of fitness or carrying a pre-existing injury into a game.

Your car insurance works in a similar way, if you're young and have a high performance car then statistically you have a much higher chance of being involved in an accident, therefore your premiums will be much higher.

I'm sure they could find a way to make this work.

It would be good for clubs and good for insurers, but heavily stacked against the Nations.

For a start, they'll be paying a ****load of money which they previously didn't have to. Then it's a bit flawed in the sense that even ignoring injured players, insurance for a £100m is going to be significantly higher that insurance for a £1m player, so they are in a position where they might be better off not picking their star players as it would cost too much money.

Also, the insurance company is a business and they are more interested in profit than player welfare, so I don't see them being any more impartial than the club or country as naturally they'll have their own interests at the forefront of their decision making.

[baitman]

Guinea midfielder Naby Keita has left the Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt to fly to Liverpool to be assessed by doctors at the Premier League club.

The 24-year-old came into the tournament short of match fitness after suffering a serious groin injury.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48828030

[danperkins]

What a joke

[Assassin]

Guinea midfielder Naby Keita has left the Africa Cup of Nations in Egypt to fly to Liverpool to be assessed by doctors at the Premier League club.

The 24-year-old came into the tournament short of match fitness after suffering a serious groin injury.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48828030

Cunts!!!

He’ll be like a new signing in January

[Leyton388]

Time to get rid.

[Peter_Griffin]

Time to get rid.

Eh?

[baitman]

Eh?

he said, TIME TO GET RID.

[BillobShaisley]

I don't doubt that they don't have the same level of medical skills that we have, but isn't that all the more reason to listen to our medical staff? Under the rules we have no right to deny them a player, but I think that is also a problem, they should have a responsibility to the players welfare, their decision to ignore medical advice resulted in his injury.

You guys did notice that the 3 months was from his previous injuries. Not 3 months from now?

He's got bumps and bruises (and no fitness). He should still be ok for Pre-Season

[Peter_Griffin]

he said, TIME TO GET RID.

Yeah still don’t get it. I’ll go again.....Eh?

[Mark79]

You guys did notice that the 3 months was from his previous injuries. Not 3 months from now?

He's got bumps and bruises (and no fitness). He should still be ok for Pre-Season

That’s 3 months if he’s recovering, not continuing to play during that time. Guinea had him playing on it after 7 weeks. How much recovery has his groin injury been getting with him playing over the past fortnight?

Even 3 months from the initial injury would have him missing most of pre-season.

[Bender]

Yeah still don’t get it. I’ll go again.....Eh?

He want to sell Baby Keith on Ebay

[SB]

He want to sell Baby Keith on Ebay

And free delivery thrown in ?

[Norbs]

He want to sell Baby Keith on Ebay

He wants to sell his baby's teeth?

[brightred]

He wants to sell his baby's teeth?

It's funny because you really are old.

[Norbs]

It's funny because you really are old.

You're tugging on my coat tails