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[Albion] Trossard injury



GT49er

GT49er

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Feb 1, 2009
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Gloucester
Grassman said:
I dislocated my elbow once playing football (or was it my ass?), crikey it was painful. Luckily the St John’s ambulance crew were so inept that I was just laughing at them, that helped with the pain.
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Elbow injuries can be painful, yes! I fell awkwardly on frozen hard ground - the elbow went back at right-angles in the opposite direction it was supposed to go. Unfortunately we were playing on a council pitch, so the changing rooms were locked - the council man would come back and unlock them at full time - so I had a miserable cold hour shivering on the concrete steps outside the changing rooms.
Eventually got sort of half changed (couldn't manage to get the shirt off over my head) but fortunately one of my team mates agreed to drive me too A&E. Not before we'd stopped off in a crowded pub for a pint though ............................ (his idea, not mine!)
 




LamieRobertson

LamieRobertson

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Feb 3, 2008
46,874
SHOREHAM BY SEA
Grassman said:
I dislocated my elbow once playing football (or was it my ass?), crikey it was painful. Luckily the St John’s ambulance crew were so inept that I was just laughing at them, that helped with the pain.
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Likewise..in the days before computers and Netflix etc…entertainment was playing football in the road and grazed knees and once a dislocated elbow..off to a&e, sent for an X-ray where the lady proceeded to take one of my head before I pointed out the pain was in my arm :moo:
 


Eeyore

Eeyore

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Apr 5, 2014
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lawros left foot said:
Man up.:lolol::lolol:

A guy I used to play Sunday morning football with popped his shoulder out. Our manager came on , jerked it back in,and he carried on playing.

40 years later,his shoulder has a step in it’s and ,his arm is genuinely about an inch longer than the undislocated one.
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Pathetic, I once broke three legs in an under 9s match in 1978. I went off and my teacher said ''Enough crying now, don't embarrass us in front of Elm Grove'' and sent me back out in goal.
 




ShandyH

ShandyH

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Jan 22, 2010
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Back in London
Grassman said:
I dislocated my elbow once playing football (or was it my ass?), crikey it was painful. Luckily the St John’s ambulance crew were so inept that I was just laughing at them, that helped with the pain.
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I dislocated my kneecap on a trampoline when I was a teenager and it hurt so much I couldn’t cry. Also my knee looked like one of the aliens out of Alien. Then I was carried to the nearest car by someone I didn’t know with kneecap out of place but knee trying to bend. That wasn’t funny at all.


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Milano

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Aug 15, 2012
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Sussex but not by the sea
I’m surprised no one has made more of the shithouse challenge from that tosser Redmond which caused the injury, it wasn’t the first time he’d done it either. Kane like. Ref predictably did nothing.
 












Tony Towner's Fridge

Tony Towner's Fridge

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Aug 22, 2003
5,384
GLASGOW,SCOTLAND,UK
Redmond fouled Leo a while before and somehow got away with it. The foul that was given was a deliberate kick at his arm and probably is a (not so ) funny bone injury. I recorded MOTD and on replay I think it was a red card. Totally deliberate when the man was on the ground. Think Leo will be ok.🤞👍

TNBA

TTF
 


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matbha

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Apr 13, 2014
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Trampoline horrid things .My daughter snapped tib and fib on one bones through the skin ,really nasty
 






Hugo Rune

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Feb 23, 2012
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Brighton
Milano said:
I’m surprised no one has made more of the shithouse challenge from that tosser Redmond which caused the injury, it wasn’t the first time he’d done it either. Kane like. Ref predictably did nothing.
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Yup. The flailing elbow that seemed to break Veltman’s nose leaving both nostrils streaming with blood was another red card. For once, I wish the Complete & Utter Shyster had been officiating as we know that he goes for the red card when he sees claret, no matter what the context.
 




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Billy in Bristol

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