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Originally Posted by Nalx
No buddy, that's not what I meant. My point is there are players whose body are more prone to injury, like Robben, Owen, or in our club like Nesta and Bonera. It's their innate characteristic, something they're born with; thus there isn't much that MilanLab can do about it. Was it B&G's fault then by signing them? I don't think so. I'm sure they realize about that risk as much as we do. Still, I think that our signing them is a correct decision.
And it isn't the player's fault either if he gets injured again and again in the same place. Why would anyone hurt himself? This is mainly MilanLab's fault because it's THEIR JOB to prevent this from happening.
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I disagree with the bold part. It's not easy (if not extremely hard or even impossible) to prevent injuries even the injuries happen very often. Injuries can happen anytime. The best way to prevent it is to stop playing football because sports like football, basketball are very susceptible to injuries. If any person or lab can prevent injuries (even injuries like you mentioned above), they will be paid with very huge money.
What I can imagine about their fault especially about Pato (not Nesta) is that IT SEEMS that Pato was not yet 100% when he was playing last week. I don't know the reasons of the decision playing Pato in the game but there should be any calculation about it.