»Sporting injuries...OUCH«
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 Got my hand caught in a defender's helmet playing footba...ah, American Football. Almost looked exactly the same. Still played the next week, though. posted by GP |
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| in-my-opinion.orgEntertainment & SportsSports topics/newssporting injuries...OUCH |
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 GPieters: Got my hand caught in a defender's helmet playing footba...ah, American Football. Almost looked exactly the same. is that pic dislocated or broken? and what about yours gp broken or dislocated? posted by The ONEder Man |
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 The ONEder Man: is that pic dislocated or broken? and what about yours gp broken or dislocated? Probably both. 
posted by nocturnal_anonymous |
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Both. The broken bone didn't hurt that much, but when you're trying to catch passes with a dislocated pinky...not fun. posted by GP |
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GPieters: Still played the next week, though. GOodness. Boys must be boys. 
posted by nocturnal_anonymous |
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 i fractured/bent my collarbone in basketball practice. but those pics look worse. still played, Gpieter? wow. good 4 u. my coach would never allow me. it sucks looking on from the bench posted by sangu |
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 just this week paulo diogo celebrated a goal by leaping over a fence into the crowd...his ring got caught on the fence and tore the tip of his finger off he screamed at the ref so he could get treatment but what did the empathetic referee do booked him for showing off [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] posted by the anomaly |
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the anomaly: paulo diogo celebrated a goal by leaping over a fence into the crowd I guess that's not quite a sporting injury then...
posted by nocturnal_anonymous |
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sangu: still played, Gpieter? wow. good 4 u. my coach would never allow me. it sucks looking on from the bench I grew up in a small town where sports is the driving force of the town, unfortunately. I also was an all-conference receiver, so the coaching staff felt that I needed to be out there to help my team win (morons). However, it was not all their fault. I made the decision to go back out on the field. My finger hurt but not to the point where I felt I needed to sit. It's good to see you have a coach that's putting your health above the team's performance. posted by GP |
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GPieters: It's good to see you have a coach that's putting your health above the team's performance. She still has to go to basketball games even though she can't play. She just sits and watches. This is not a damage to her health, and I can say that she watches most willingly, but it's such a waste of time! posted by nocturnal_anonymous |
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She's still part of the team, though. When you're hurt, that doesn't mean you're no longer part of the team. You aren't contributing in the sense that you're not on the field, floor, etc. but you can still help the team w/encouragement and being another set of eyes to help the team see things they can't. posted by GP |
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Quote: She's still part of the team, though. When you're hurt, that doesn't mean you're no longer part of the team. You aren't contributing in the sense that you're not on the field, floor, etc. but you can still help the team w/encouragement and being another set of eyes to help the team see things they can't. yup. u got it. finally some1 who understands. my dad doesnt. he doesnt get why i have to stay for 5hrs at a game. also another reason why i come to games is to learn as much as possible. i ain't no all conference point guard( 'cept ur a receiver), so im gonna be behind when i get back from my injury. need to soak up every detail. sorta frustrating b/c i cant play anything therefore i have lil experience. posted by sangu |
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I know it's tough right now riding the pine and being forced to watch from the bench, but try to use your injury as a positive. Look for things that others are doing (or aren't doing) and then use that knowledge when you get back to be a better baller. Good luck! 
posted by GP |
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 GPieters: I know it's tough right now riding the pine and being forced to watch from the bench, but try to use your injury as a positive. Look for things that others are doing (or aren't doing) and then use that knowledge when you get back to be a better baller. Good luck! Also throw big metallic chairs at the oppositions legs! You can't really be sent off the court cus you're already on the bench!
I used to play Basketball (cus I'm 6'3), gave it up though, height really doesn't have much to do with it when you lack skill! Apparently I was pretty good, but when I stopped playing for a month, I went back to it and just couldn't play aswell, got discouraged and started playing soccer! It's a brilliant game, we Australians are barely into it though, we watch a little thing called A.F.L.! Good advice from GPieters!
posted by hungarian kid |
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hungarian kid: Also throw big metallic chairs at the oppositions legs!
You always have the best advice, HK. Weren't you the one that told me to bash my sister with a bag of oranges?
Sangu can't do that; her arm is in a sling because when she moves her arm, it moves her collarbone. hungarian kid: started playing soccer! It's a brilliant game Yes it is! I like soccer too ...I use to hang with guys all the time during lunch to play soccer in elementary school...it was one of my primary joys of life. 
...wait, is there a difference between American soccer and Australian soccer? Or is the difference only in football? I'm confused. posted by nocturnal_anonymous |
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