I don't understand soccer
to end the discussion: which is (unfortunately) the number one sport with the highest sudden deaths in the world?
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Football (aka Soccer for the US "ladies" community -- fkers want to rename our sport! Let's just hope Asia guys keep calling it football or else...Soccer will be the name of the sport in the near future!)
He dislocated his shoulder and they were just covering the shoulder so that viewers wouldn't see it. It had nothing to do with treatment.Originally Posted by TheCentaur
At 1:25 you can see they wrap him in a tarp as he's walking off the field
Trainer girl is pretty hot
looking forward to all the dives and fake tears at the world cup
looking forward to all the commercials and breaks in play in the nhl playoffslooking forward to all the dives and fake tears at the world cup
1 ballI don't understand soccer
2 goals
2 teams
The team that score most goals wins, pretty standard sport rules.
Scratch that. Has nothing to do with it.He dislocated his shoulderand they were just covering the shoulder so that viewers wouldn't see it. It had nothing to do with treatment.
Yes, it had nothing to do with treatment though, true that.
No idea why they did it - possibly just an act of showing him "don't worry, medics are here, all good".
Besides: I had an acromioclavicular seperation 4 years ago in a game. I was going up for a header, guy ran under my back and I fell directly on my head and shoulder. Head bleeding, shoulder totally done, complete arm just hanging helplessly down. First the adrenaline kicked in and I was able to walk off the field by myself. Then, a few minutes later, I felt FREEZING cold and had to vomit multiple times because of the hardcore inkicking pain. Pain with injuries like that is massive and it's not uncommon that you begin to freeze like a motherfukker because your system begins to shut down. Might be an explanation why they directly brought a blanket with them.
Scratch that. Has nothing to do with it.
Yes, it had nothing to do with treatment though, true that.
No idea why they did it - possibly just an act of showing him "don't worry, medics are here, all good".
Besides: I had an acromioclavicular seperation 4 years ago in a game. I was going up for a header, guy ran under my back and I fell directly on my head and shoulder. Head bleeding, shoulder totally done, complete arm just hanging helplessly down. First the adrenaline kicked in and I was able to walk off the field by myself. Then, a few minutes later, I felt FREEZING cold and had to vomit multiple times because of the hardcore inkicking pain. Pain with injuries like that is massive and it's not uncommon that you begin to freeze like a motherfukker because your system begins to shut down. Might be an explanation why they directly brought a blanket with them.Zizou thats too graphic for me, Zizou tone it down..
Zizou i need a sweet tea, i dont feel too well now.
Goaler, I had some bad injuries over the year. Including cruciate ligament rupture, broken bones etc.
Zizou i need a sweet tea, i dont feel too well now.
Goaler, that acromioclavicular seperation was BY FAR the most painful injury I ever had though. Couldn't sleep, couldn't sit, couldn't lie down, couldn't even use the fukkin toilet normally.
Goaler, good thing about injuries is: Your girl is supernice to you during your revocery
Jeezus! Worst ive ever had was a twisted ankle and i thought tht was bad!
You do know that there is also football being played besides all that faking, diving etc.?
Some of you fukks are so penetrating clueless that it's actually becoming scary.
Just because you've seen some players dive to get a penalty-kick doesn't mean shit. They do it to make the best out of the situation. I thought this doesn't need be explained, since it's a sports forum but apparently it does.
If we were talkin about which sport is most notorious for whoring out only to get a call their way, yes then it's definitely football. I can't think of any other sport where players that often make a meal out of tackles.
But still, watch English Premierleague and I assure you won't notice these things, even if someone will make a dive, the overall game is very physical with lots of kicks, injuries etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dSd8761SH8
Only football can bring these kind of sliding tackles, injuries. Not basketball, not NFL, not even ice-hockey. Rugby, maybe yes.
Don't focus only on the 2 dives you saw throughout a 90 minute match and then generalize about a sport in whole and how it's for pussies and whatnot...
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looking forward to all the dives and fake tears at the world cup
If you dont think soccer is a physical sport you have never played at the collegiate level or higher.
Unless you have played, you wont understand how bad it hurts to go into a tackle with a dude who is 200 pounds with 5% body fat. Whose legs are the size of most people on here's torsos.
Pavy maybe he temporarily dislocated his shoulder but it didn't stay dislocated and the tarp wasn't for thatHe dislocated his shoulder and they were just covering the shoulder so that viewers wouldn't see it. It had nothing to do with treatment.
If you saw the game he was up and doing range of motion with his shoulder until he felt pain and walked off the field. You can't do range of motion with a dislocated shoulder
1 ball
2 goals
2 teams
NO SCORE
I can't believe some of theI've been reading from posters that I actually like & respect. Naz, I love ya buddy but, your post made no sense. You said in a fight, all things considered equal (size, build, height, weight) neither sport offers an advantage.
How about the sport that requires you, by the rules, to fight for a living?
Yes, there are soccer players who may know Karate, and there are hockey players who know how to golf. Who Cares?
Pavy, one of my all time favourite posters, seems to be relying on these irrelevant points & he takes them to the extreme. Talking about the toughest of the tough in soccer & the worst of injuries.
I was laughing out loud as I read some of these posts as, I thought to myself, "What would happen if after you had been knocked out cold by ZDENO CHARA after a hockey fight & .....someone came out onto the ice & put a blanket on you?
I'm laughing out loud right now as I type this.
Baus' line of -1200 was actually quite accurate. for every soccer player that could beat down a Professional hockey player there are 12 hockey players that would punch out a soccer players teeth, tooth by tooth.
And keep in mind, there are a lot more professional soccer players than there are professional hockey players.
The most dangerous people at a soccer game are the fans. Always have been, always will be!
