Man so good to see many English players injured for internationals. Hope that starves the contest of quality, then we get them booted out in the end (fancy wishing I know won't happen!!).
Not saying that is what they are doing, but as the matches get to crunch in harder we may see more players feign injuries close to the break to avoid joining the National squads and getting a 2-week period of rest before club football returns.
Hard to avoid!!! they have a medical team.
If the players can avoid joining their national teams then they will be happy with the long time they have to rest.
I would say some of them are even doing in on 'advice' of their club doctors. I know how it works. Sometimes in the past I would go to a doctor just to get medicine for a sickness, and doctor will say I work too long. He can give medical leave, for 2 days or even 3 days.
So I know I can get it, and tell my company, and even it is true I am sick. But I know I can work, just with medicine and lozenge.
So it is not like the players are faking injuries, it is real, but doctors are more inclined to protect the player, than the country.
But nobody will complain here anyway, both employer and employee gain