Dave1682
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Originally posted by VenomTurbo
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Originally posted by Dave1682
It could be worse - it's his left leg, not his 'kicking' leg, so it should just be a case of getting the bones set correctly then resting it til it heals, then building up his fitness.
If it were his kicking leg, then there would have been the possibility that he mightn't be able to play again.
Still, horrific thing to go through, hope he gets back soon. 
This is untrue, the non-kicking leg is the one you need to look after, as it takes full weight more often, if your kicking a ball, what leg's on the floor?
Bones set to how much load is used, and if metal plated or pinned, bone heals weaker/thinner as the metal takes most force.
I see what you're saying but if you break your kicking leg, then what's to say it'll ever be strong enough to take the stress of a game of football? Your standing leg sure takes more weight, but over the course of the game your kicking leg is bound to take it's fair share of stress, and you also lead with your kicking leg in tackles.
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J da Silva
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Originally posted by Dave1682
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Originally posted by VenomTurbo
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Originally posted by Dave1682
It could be worse - it's his left leg, not his 'kicking' leg, so it should just be a case of getting the bones set correctly then resting it til it heals, then building up his fitness.
If it were his kicking leg, then there would have been the possibility that he mightn't be able to play again.
Still, horrific thing to go through, hope he gets back soon.
This is untrue, the non-kicking leg is the one you need to look after, as it takes full weight more often, if your kicking a ball, what leg's on the floor?
Bones set to how much load is used, and if metal plated or pinned, bone heals weaker/thinner as the metal takes most force.
I see what you're saying but if you break your kicking leg, then what's to say it'll ever be strong enough to take the stress of a game of football? Your standing leg sure takes more weight, but over the course of the game your kicking leg is bound to take it's fair share of stress, and you also lead with your kicking leg in tackles.
I'm talking from experience, and if you lead with your kicking leg in 'every' tackle, then your an undisciplined player tbh, I do know what you mean though, the bones in the kicking leg tend to bend more as opposed to taking weight, but the healed bones after a break have more flexibility for months afterwards, it's weight stress which produces a second breakage most of the time.
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MikeD
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either love him or hate him, I feel sorry for him as he will have to miss the world cup, every player should want to be there its the ultimate stage.
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schoey
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i dont think smith will play again!
Think he'll always have a prob with it now!
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Tom
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Felt sorry for him like, wish the burger hit nevvile tho 
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Nath
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Originally posted by Tom
Felt sorry for him like, wish the burger hit nevvile tho
Bet the guy who threw it is glad it didnt, life time ban for that.
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Tom
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Felt sorry for him like, wish the burger hit nevvile tho
Bet the guy who threw it is glad it didnt, life time ban for that.
He'll get one anyway probably
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Nath
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Yeah true, i'd rather have eaten the burger 
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langey
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Originally posted by Tom
Felt sorry for him like, wish the burger hit nevvile tho
you mean you wish riise hit the ball at neville not smith that would have defo rounded off a top day 
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Joe
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You liverpool fans are so bitter, if it was Gerrard who did it you would wank him off.
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J da Silva
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Originally posted by joe6886
You liverpool fans are so bitter, if it was Gerrard who did it you would wank him off.
Erm Liverpool 1 - 0 Tampa Bay Mancs
Bitter? RAINCHECK !!
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langey
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Originally posted by VenomTurbo
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Originally posted by joe6886
You liverpool fans are so bitter, if it was Gerrard who did it you would wank him off.
Erm Liverpool 1 - 0 Tampa Bay Mancs
Bitter? RAINCHECK !!
fucking hell VT you got me in stitch's
tampa bay mancs
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Tom
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Originally posted by joe6886
You liverpool fans are so bitter, if it was Gerrard who did it you would wank him off.
FPMSL @ VT, and as much as i love stevie i don't wish to touch his willy. U ever heard of rivalry
Oh and BTW I bet you'll be wanting to touch his cock when he carries england through a few games this summer 
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Nath
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Oh and BTW I bet you'll be wanting to touch his cock when he carries england through a few games this summer
Now now, dont get carried away
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PhilC
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(what would happen if the ref actually got in the way and scored?  )
If someone shot and it hit the ref and went in, it would still be a goal
I had a footy facts book when I was a kid...
This happened in a Brazlian Cup game... turned out 2 b the game winner
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PhilC
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Originally posted by Dave1682
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Originally posted by VenomTurbo
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Originally posted by Dave1682
It could be worse - it's his left leg, not his 'kicking' leg, so it should just be a case of getting the bones set correctly then resting it til it heals, then building up his fitness.
If it were his kicking leg, then there would have been the possibility that he mightn't be able to play again.
Still, horrific thing to go through, hope he gets back soon.
This is untrue, the non-kicking leg is the one you need to look after, as it takes full weight more often, if your kicking a ball, what leg's on the floor?
Bones set to how much load is used, and if metal plated or pinned, bone heals weaker/thinner as the metal takes most force.
I see what you're saying but if you break your kicking leg, then what's to say it'll ever be strong enough to take the stress of a game of football? Your standing leg sure takes more weight, but over the course of the game your kicking leg is bound to take it's fair share of stress, and you also lead with your kicking leg in tackles.
Example... Cisse
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PhilC
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Originally posted by Tom
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Originally posted by joe6886
You liverpool fans are so bitter, if it was Gerrard who did it you would wank him off.
FPMSL @ VT, and as much as i love stevie i don't wish to touch his willy. U ever heard of rivalry
Oh and BTW I bet you'll be wanting to touch his cock when he carries england through a few games this summer
They'll only be one Scouser carrying Engaldn in the summer... and his name ain't Gerrard
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Tom
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Rooney is a fucking awesome player, but gerrard can sway the game just as easily.
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Nath
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He's not done anything in an England shirt for ages.
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chris-sri
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Originally posted by RobHayes
did noone spot the half eaten burger get thrown at neville?
It would have been funnier if he'd picked it up had a bite and then thrown it back
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Tom
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That's more to do with svens formation than anything else, plus i wouldn't say he hasn't done anything he's been the captain enough times
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Robbo
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Originally posted by chris-sri
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Originally posted by RobHayes
did noone spot the half eaten burger get thrown at neville?
It would have been funnier if he'd picked it up had a bite and then thrown it back
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Nath
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Originally posted by chris-sri
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Originally posted by RobHayes
did noone spot the half eaten burger get thrown at neville?
It would have been funnier if he'd picked it up had a bite and then thrown it back
Like Beckham did in the Madrid derby, someone chucked an apple at him so he picked it up, took a bite, then spat it out
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Nath
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Originally posted by Tom
That's more to do with svens formation than anything else, plus i wouldn't say he hasn't done anything he's been the captain enough times
Once
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J da Silva
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I think England have all the ingredients to win the World Cup, I just can't see them doing it while Sven's the gaffa, I think they'd play better with a 4-1-4-1 formation personally.
I think the main reason Brazil and Argentina always have good squads is the fact that they rarely have foreigners in their leagues, example being Corinthians, the only none-Brazilian players are Tevez and Seba and they are Argies. When a superstar comes along they usually get a contract with a rexognised european team, so they just wait for the next and play all the young players to give them experience.
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