Mr Polite
11:49 Thu Oct 9
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Injury?
On an English football pitch?
I'd say the bloke on fire at Bradford was worse than Busst?
Reckon 96 Scousers might have a claim for the title too
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Far Cough
11:48 Thu Oct 9
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Yeah, when they got word that he was stabilised, they carried on
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Northern Sold
11:48 Thu Oct 9
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Sounded like the Commentators were chucking their guts up as well... still makes me laugh as he's been carted off in the ambulance he's saying to stitch him up for the third quarter... !! Different breed....
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Eddie B
11:46 Thu Oct 9
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FC, but then they finished the match! That's the bit that I find amazing.
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Far Cough
11:45 Thu Oct 9
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Just read this description of Malarchuk's injury on Wiki, fuck my old boots:
During a game on March 22, 1989, between the visiting St. Louis Blues and Malarchuk's Buffalo Sabres, Steve Tuttle of the Blues and Uwe Krupp of the Sabres became entangled while chasing the puck and crashed hard into the Buffalo goal, taking Malarchuk down with them. As Tuttle and Krupp came down on him, Tuttle's skate blade hit Malarchuk's neck and severed his carotid artery.[2]
With blood spurting from Malarchuk's throat onto the ice, he was able to leave the ice on his own feet with the assistance of his team's athletic trainer, Jim Pizzutelli.[3] Many spectators were physically sickened by the sight.[4] There were reports that eleven fans fainted, two more suffered heart attacks and three players vomited on the ice
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Sniper
10:37 Thu Oct 9
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Lincs
The nilis one barely ever gets mentioned but it was awful. It was such a nothing challenge too, just jumping over the keeper. Terrible
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Annony
1:48 Thu Oct 9
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Not English pitch but English by name.
John Thomson RIP
February 1930, Thomson was seriously injured in a game against Airdrieonians. He broke his jaw, fractured several ribs, damaged his collar bone, and lost two teeth when making a diving save.
On 5 September 1931, Celtic were playing their Old Firm rivals Rangers at Ibrox Park in Glasgow in front of 80,000. Early in the second half Thomson and a Rangers player, Sam English, went for the ball at the same time. Thomson's head collided with English's knee, fracturing his skull and rupturing an artery in his right temple. Thomson was taken off the field in a stretcher; most people assumed that he was just badly concussed, but a few people who had seen his injuries suspected worse. One source said, "There were gasps in the main stand, a single piercing scream being heard from a horrified young woman"; this was believed to be the scream of 19-year-old Margaret Finlay, who was watching with Jim Thomson (brother of John). One Rangers player, also a medical student, said later that as soon as he saw him he gave little chance for his survival.
After having treatment from the St Andrew's Ambulance Association, he was taken to a stretcher. According to The Scotsman he was "seen to rise on the stretcher and look towards the goal and the spot where the accident happened". The game ended 0–0. Thomson was taken to the Victoria Infirmary in Glasgow.[4] He had a lacerated wound over the right parietal bones of the skull, which meant that there was a depression in his skull of 2 inches in diameter. At 5pm he suffered a major convulsion. Dr Norman Davidson carried out an emergency operation to try and lower the amount of pressure caused by the swelling brain, but the operation was unsuccessful and he was pronounced dead by 9.25pm.
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The Joker
1:12 Thu Oct 9
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Djibril Cisse and Henrik Larsson - both shockers. A foot flapping around in the wind below the knee is always unpleasant, especially from something innocuous.
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Pedro
12:18 Thu Oct 9
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Was sat just behind Shaka when he collided with Casiraghi. Seemed nothing at the time then could hear the screams of agony by Casiraghi. He retired after that.
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HairySpotter
10:59 Wed Oct 8
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he didnt die did he? it says he played a week later?
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Too Much Too Young
10:59 Wed Oct 8
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and this.
Cloughie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVRl9U0MSzo
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Too Much Too Young
10:56 Wed Oct 8
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmcxOya9WJo
The Arabian geezer that died...Angel of death..maybe nsfw, but not like Mexican's using chainsaws to remove heads, but that's not even football.
I posted this as that's what i thought of.
More Hendricks
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HairySpotter
10:32 Wed Oct 8
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"the thread was won in OP"
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geoffpikey
10:24 Wed Oct 8
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"English football pitch"
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Far Cough
10:23 Wed Oct 8
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Tough sport, have you ever seen an NHL player with all his teeth?
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HairySpotter
10:21 Wed Oct 8
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jesus i could spend hours watching the hits and fights in ice hockey..proper nutcases
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geoffpikey
10:09 Wed Oct 8
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Eduardo, Arsenal. Never saw it live but even the photos were horrible.
After Busst, of course.
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Far Cough
10:02 Wed Oct 8
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Fuck me, I can't watch that again, that is fucking grim
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Northern Sold
9:59 Wed Oct 8
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FC... tough game for tough men.... unbelievable he just walks off the ice and then says to someone will he be patched up for the 3rd quarter!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9VoI9O-Vb4
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B6NY B
9:59 Wed Oct 8
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Luke Nilis for Aston Villa had an apawful break. Ramsey too.
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Far Cough
9:58 Wed Oct 8
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Fucking hell, that Malarchuk one is grim
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