: Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:58 am  

CHESHIRE CAT 57 wrote:

Tell me about it this year weve had Hendo bibbey both getting a undeserved slaggin off now its scullys turn, I bet Get um onside had a busy pancake day

i have never had a go at Blaymire or Henderson but i do say it as i see it and for me Sculthorpe looked like he was going to be a top player when he was at Wigan but i do not think he wanted it enough and i dont think he as ever wanted it enough at Wakefield good hands hes got all the skill but he always looks off the pace of the moden day game

: Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:17 pm  

IngsRoader wrote:

Whilst not doubting the mole rat's sources, I find it hard to believe that such a diagnosis (and its severity) can be confirmed without a scan.

Let's not be too despondent just yet

Ditto, added to that this particular injury in it's season ending form doesn't usually see players walking off the pitch un aided as Stosic clearly did. Double ditto Obst, again torn hamstrings do not see players walking off un aided which amazingly Sam did.

I think some or adding 4+4 and making 9.

I have no doubt they are injured but if the previous OTT predictions peddled on here are anything to go by I'll wait and see.

: Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:30 pm  

was concerning to see neither of them come out during the second half though.
or did they and i just didnt see them?

: Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:24 am  

Saw most of the team at Sainsbury's on Sat morning. Stocsic has his knee very heavily strapped - didn't look like he could bend it even if he wanted to! But was walking on it.

Spoke to Sam and asked him how the leg was. He said that he didn't think he would be playing at KR. Said he is ok walking, but every time he runs the hamstring twinges. He wished that the hamstring was torn, so at least he knew what was wrong, but they think it might be a nerve problem ans are going to investigate this.

Don't know what the rest of the team had been up to - there was a broken window on the mini bus door and they were struggling to get the door shut, presume some glass was in the runner - Didn't see Danny B though!

: Mon Mar 02, 2009 10:26 am  

vastman wrote:

Ditto, added to that this particular injury in it's season ending form doesn't usually see players walking off the pitch un aided as Stosic clearly did. Double ditto Obst, again torn hamstrings do not see players walking off un aided which amazingly Sam did.

I think some or adding 4+4 and making 9.

I have no doubt they are injured but if the previous OTT predictions peddled on here are anything to go by I'll wait and see.

4 or 5 weeks ago I ruptured my anterior cruciate ligament and tore my medial meniscus ((cartilage) confirmed by the way of a scan) playing for Normanton. I stayed on the pitch and tried to run it off! Needless to say I obviously couldn't but I hobbled off unaided and it didn't feel too bad up until about mid night. Awaiting a date for an operation now. I agree most of the time players are stretchered off with this type of injury but I suppose a lot depends on how your body deals with it.

: Mon Mar 02, 2009 10:32 am  

Uptoncat wrote:

4 or 5 weeks ago I ruptured my anterior cruciate ligament and tore my medial meniscus ((cartilage) confirmed by the way of a scan) playing for Normanton. I stayed on the pitch and tried to run it off! Needless to say I obviously couldn't but I hobbled off unaided and it didn't feel too bad up until about mid night. Awaiting a date for an operation now. I agree most of the time players are stretchered off with this type of injury but I suppose a lot depends on how your body deals with it.

Didnt seem to bother you too much on the dance floor Saturday night boy

: Mon Mar 02, 2009 10:40 am  

chissitt wrote:

Didnt seem to bother you too much on the dance floor Saturday night boy

can he dance aswell theres no end to his talents

: Mon Mar 02, 2009 10:47 am  

Uptoncat wrote:

4 or 5 weeks ago I ruptured my anterior cruciate ligament and tore my medial meniscus ((cartilage) confirmed by the way of a scan) playing for Normanton. I stayed on the pitch and tried to run it off! Needless to say I obviously couldn't but I hobbled off unaided and it didn't feel too bad up until about mid night. Awaiting a date for an operation now. I agree most of the time players are stretchered off with this type of injury but I suppose a lot depends on how your body deals with it.

years ago I ended up with a bang on my lower leg playing football, tried to carry on playing only to give later, that night the pain got worse, went to college the next day on my motor bike struggling to chance gear so went to the hospital to find I had a green stick fracture of the tibia 6 weeks off work

: Mon Mar 02, 2009 11:04 am  

chissitt wrote:

Didnt seem to bother you too much on the dance floor Saturday night boy

Im was suffering yesterday, my leg was killing, worth it though!

: Mon Mar 02, 2009 11:05 am  

MOPSEY LIVES ON wrote:

can he dance aswell theres no end to his talents

I'm a Jack of all trades, master of none lol