Injuries are Destroying Canada's Attack!

[@inurear]

Also: JRR is absolutely the right call up. His big game goals are consistent, and his final touch is golden. Doesn't play box-to-box as clean as March would love - but, if the team needs to press, you want those one touch titans available (especially if Larin lost his touch)

[@ontherise-]

Oh I totally get that JRR should always be a great call up. I just would've loved to see him getting important starting minutes for the Crew. Yeah Larin is definitely losing his finishing boots sadly.

[@inurear]

The Marsch camps (Student of Bradley, Armas style training) he intends to run camps and "coach" at elite level athleticism. Pro's - if there is a camp to experience high performance training - it should be temporary national camps. This would help players know that there is another level out there. Con's - teams might not want to send players into harms way. However, if players consistently shine for Canada - these camps will become notorious for international scouting, and this "system" which was once detrimental for Toronto FC - might pay dividends for CanMNT. But - do keep your eyes open for the injuries. First Tajon, now Theo, let's see if it's a trend... :O

[@ontherise-]

Yes that is an excellent point. Comes straight from the Red Bull coaching mentality with very high intensity training which like you say has pros and cons. Exactly Tajon and this window Theo and Adekugbe.