Playing on the opposite side may cut down a players final ball or range of passes. That should not effect Nyambe

We are going to be second on our own tomorrow.

If he isn't in the first team or on the bench, then he should be with the U23s.

What I don't understand is, if Venkys have sold the training ground to themselves, albeit under a different name, to avoid falling foul of PPR. Why didn't they just up the selling price, to pass the PPR limit by more.

Play the match, win, move on.

If they don't want the logo, don't buy the shirt.

I still think the biggest downer for the Rovers, is Mowbrays tinkering.

Marathon, was the English name for Snickers, chocolate bars.

It depends on the body. I presume that it is being used, to maximise the effect. It might not be perfect, but it is better than nothing.

Monday night we will be second on our own.

That is when they are used to increase the atmospheric pressure, to simulate being back below sea-level. The chambers can also be used to reduce the atmospheric pressure to simulate being at altitude, this allows the body over time to gradually acclimatise to the lack of pressure and less oxygen.

Isn't the chamber used, to get the body acclimatised to a lower amount of oxygen and pressure in the atmosphere ?

That would point to it being useful for stamina, not so much for sprinting or quick movements.

I know, but it will get him wondering.

Let's hope so and that it is a successful return.

Or a snickers.

Markanday will be like a new signing next season.

So why doesn't every athlete use that training ?

I will forget it all, if we win on Monday.

See JRC as a prime example.

We just seem to have more than our fair share of hamstring injuries. Can we do something to lessen the amount we have.

But warming up before a sub comes on will be a set procedure. If we have a problem with our stretching regime in training, it may be transfered into a lack of proper stretching before a sub comes on. I am not saying that is a fact, but we do have an awful lot of hamstring twinges.

If we win on Monday, it has only been a terrible day for Bournemouth.

I can't see that the injury could have been foreseen by Mowbray. But with the amount of hamstring injuries that we get, the training regime might need looking at.

Do we need another attacking midfielder ? I would like us to go for a good, defensive midfielder.