Ramsey hit by horrific leg injury
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at any rate it wont be as bad as eduardo's iirc that also involed a dislocation, which massively complicates the recovery process. best of wishes
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you dont need that much power to break a leg, see alan smiths leg break against liverpool
Nice idea. I sent my best wishes as well. Doesn't matter if he's from a rival club; no player should have to endure an injury of that magnitude at that age.
Matt Taylor's tackle was ment
the second one I don't really know about
but Ryan Shawcross' tackle wasn't ment and no most teams don't go out to bully arsenal, it just happens to be that a lot of teams are orientated on having big strong, clumbsy guys.
Teams aren't out to get you.
How can you say that he meant to injure someone?
No footballer goes out to injure another!
I sent a message aswell, he's my favourite player outside of Villa and Forest.
What is with people's attitude that tackles like that happen all the time when they clearly don't, because player's legs do not break in every game and therefore the tackles simply are not the same. Tackles that happen every game are often too hard or too high to be safe but they are not leg breaking becuse they don't break legs, It's as simple as that.
What is with people's attitude that tackles like that happen all the time when they clearly don't, because player's legs do not break in every game and therefore the tackles simply are not the same. Tackles that happen every game are often too hard or too high to be safe but they are not leg breaking becuse they don't break legs, It's as simple as that.
Matt Taylor jumped about 2 feet in the air, when he went into the challenge on Eduardo, claimed he never ment it and then the next time he played done the exact same tackle to someone else, who was lucky not to have their leg planted in the ground.
Roy Keane.
He did it once. He's psycho anyway.
That wasn't Matt Taylor. Again, he didn't mean to do it, it was a mis-timed tackle, much like the Shawcross one. Eduardo's just looked worse because the bone pierced the skin.
Rendering your point void.
Here's another one: Andoni Goikoetxea.
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I think its due to lack of understanding on how to win the ball and where abouts to do it on the pitch, my old football coach used to teach me that you only slide in the middle of the pitch if its a last resort and have to make a last ditching tackle but you only use your out-side/in-side of your foot to poke the ball away from the dribbling player and let a teammate pick the pieces not your studds which is basic stuff that can prevent serious injuries. He also said that you should mostly slide near the throw in line and either poke it out for a throw in and give teammates time to track back again using your inner/outer side of your foot.
I guess Shawcross got overly excited and went all guns blazing to win the ball and ended hurting someone really bad which he felt sorry afterwards.
I guess Shawcross got overly excited and went all guns blazing to win the ball and ended hurting someone really bad which he felt sorry afterwards.
Just because you name one psycho footballer who intentionally went in once to hurt someone, doesn't mean that anyone else does that. He's saying that the player who injured Eduardo did it intentionally when he clearly didn't.
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The Butcher from Bilbao is hardly a representative for footballers around the world. Why not Chopper Harris as well?
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