Bani sensational

[Dan]

it's catching on!

 

[nodd]

Barney Rubble- what an actor!

 

[willstyles]

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I was sitting in an awkard spot right behind the cheergirls so i couldn't have clear view did bani give away 2 penalties for not getting of the player quick enough.

Awkward ??? Haha, i would see bugger all of the game from that seat

Dan, you wouldn't have heard this i presume, on the Ch9 commentary Bani was called "Rubble" when he returned the ball out from the ingoal, by Voss i think it was
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Sterlo actually! I got a laugh out of it and thought of this site. Maybe Sterlo is a Silvertails fan....

 

[KaZa]

Warren Smith said it too in a game on fox sports.

 

[Canteen Worker]

The MMM commentators were calling him Rubble in the game against the Warriors.

 

[fLIP]

Perry has turned out 3 times the player I thought he'd be for us. He's one of our best forwards IMO. Definatly deserves his spot. Shame about the injury.

 

[clontaago]

Perry has turned out 3 times the player I thought he'd be for us. He's one of our best forwards IMO. Definatly deserves his spot. Shame about the injury.

He's expected to back up Flip.

I actually had the same injury a couple of months ago. Its an injury that you can keep playing with, more annoying than painful and your adductors heal pretty well even after just a couple of days without running.

 

[willstyles]

Wasn't it an adductor injury that kept Beaver out of footy for nearly two months at the start of last season?

 

[clontaago]

Beaver's injury was stomach region I thought, not leg related.

 

[Canteen Worker]

I think Will is right - Beaver had a groin and abductor injury though the hips, back and groin area are all closely related.

I am just recovered from a groin injury in the same area, suffered last June. I don't get physio or professional treatment but those that remember the early days of Ian Roberts (the football bit) will know how groin injuries are hard to treat and how much they can stuff a player around.

 

[clontaago]

I think Will is right - Beaver had a groin and abductor injury though the hips, back and groin area are all closely related.

I am just recovered from a groin injury in the same area, suffered last June. I don't get physio or professional treatment but those that remember the early days of Ian Roberts (the football bit) will know how groin injuries are hard to treat and how much they can stuff a player around.

We are talking adductors CW, not abduction. Muscles around the hips and stomach are used for ABduction (pulling the leg outwards), the ADductors are 3 seperate muscles (Brevis, Longus and Magnus) around the inner thigh/groin area (pulling the leg inward) 

 

[Dan]

[quote author=Canteen Worker link=topic=177255.msg181695#msg181695 date=1207715243]
I think Will is right - Beaver had a groin and abductor injury though the hips, back and groin area are all closely related.

I am just recovered from a groin injury in the same area, suffered last June. I don't get physio or professional treatment but those that remember the early days of Ian Roberts (the football bit) will know how groin injuries are hard to treat and how much they can stuff a player around.

We are talking adductors CW, not abduction. Muscles around the hips and stomach are used for ABduction (pulling the leg outwards), the ADductors are 3 seperate muscles (Brevis, Longus and Magnus) around the inner thigh/groin area (pulling the leg inward) 


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