Weekend football - 25th/26th August

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by buzzby » 25 Aug 2012 17:40

Royal Rother Nasty nasty gash for Rooney.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by cmonurz » 25 Aug 2012 17:41

A month out for Rooney, very, very nasty that.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by TBM » 25 Aug 2012 17:44

Who done it, how it happen?

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by Royal Rother » 25 Aug 2012 18:21

Rooney charged down a Rodellega shot, leaping towards him from about 5 yards away, Rodellega had huge forward momentum and a massive swing of his leg so was off balance and as his foot came down it landed right on our Wayne's thigh who was still in motion but in the process of landing.

Well that's how I saw it anyway!

Total accident, that's for sure.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by E. Andrew » 25 Aug 2012 19:25

:shock:

Two weeks - month they're saying? RVP get's to shine.


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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by Stuboo » 25 Aug 2012 20:37

Was anyone elses gut reaction to the Rooney injury the same as mine? - 4 weeks! What a pansy. Talk about wrapped in cotton wool. Terry Butcher finished a game with his head soaked in blood!

It may well be fair enough, I am obviously not an expert. I'm just saying that was my gut reaction.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by cmonurz » 25 Aug 2012 20:41

Stuboo Was anyone elses gut reaction to the Rooney injury the same as mine? - 4 weeks! What a pansy. Talk about wrapped in cotton wool. Terry Butcher finished a game with his head soaked in blood!

It may well be fair enough, I am obviously not an expert. I'm just saying that was my gut reaction.


Looking at the size of the wound, the diagnosis will be for his own safety, nothing to do with pain.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by Ian Royal » 25 Aug 2012 20:46

Even relatively trivial head wounds bleed like a bastard. And of course head wounds aren't in the major muscles used for playing football.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by Stuboo » 25 Aug 2012 20:53

Ian Royal Even relatively trivial head wounds bleed like a bastard. And of course head wounds aren't in the major muscles used for playing football.


True guys. Perhaps I didn't express my feelings clearly. I can see that it might not have been possible to patch the wound up so that Rooney could continue the game, it being his leg and all, but four weeks seems excessive to me. Can't they just bang some stong stitches in there, bandage it up, and let him get on with it.


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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by Hoop Blah » 26 Aug 2012 08:28

TBM Who done it, how it happen?


Blades.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by TBM » 26 Aug 2012 14:21

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by Mr Angry » 26 Aug 2012 15:00

Arsenal looking totally toothless against Stoke today; Stoke - as we saw last weekend - utterly one dimensional.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by windermere_royal » 26 Aug 2012 15:21

What a god awful team Stoke are. long balls and stifling opponents are their only plan, time wasting at home.


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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by Royal Rother » 26 Aug 2012 15:37

Agreed. Tedious in the extreme.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by Albert Spangler » 26 Aug 2012 15:42

Stuboo
Ian Royal Even relatively trivial head wounds bleed like a bastard. And of course head wounds aren't in the major muscles used for playing football.


True guys. Perhaps I didn't express my feelings clearly. I can see that it might not have been possible to patch the wound up so that Rooney could continue the game, it being his leg and all, but four weeks seems excessive to me. Can't they just bang some stong stitches in there, bandage it up, and let him get on with it.


It's a full on open wound. Stitches, yes, but it'll take time to heal to a point where it doesn't open up in training. A month seems reasonable.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by cmonurz » 26 Aug 2012 16:34

Boring Liverpool indeed. This is one hell of a match, two teams playing end to end attacking football, Skrtel nods Liverpool in front.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by Albert Spangler » 26 Aug 2012 16:41

cmonurz Boring Liverpool indeed. This is one hell of a match, two teams playing end to end attacking football, Skrtel nods Liverpool in front.


To be fair, they're not exactly playing the Rodgers way yet.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by sandman » 26 Aug 2012 16:45

Plus with Milner out there Citeh are effectively playing with 10 men.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by E. Andrew » 26 Aug 2012 17:19

Sterling makes even the likes of Yaya Toure look big. He'll have to grow or learn some fancy footwork to stay on the ball.

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Re: Weekend football - 25th/26th August

by cmonurz » 26 Aug 2012 17:20

E. Andrew Sterling makes even the likes of Yaya Toure look big. He'll have to grow or learn some fancy footwork to stay on the ball.


He's been one of the best players on the pitch.

Head in hands Martin Kelly!

Edit: and take a bow Luis Suarez!

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