Gumbleton Injured AGAIN

[Madden]

Man, this is Farkquinn rediculous!!!

I laughed at this. Excellent work.

[billyduckworth]

How can both Gumby and Davey sustain quite serious injuries in a "routine training drill"??
Is this just incredible bad luck or is there something wrong with our "routine" training drills?

[Malky]

If players are routinely injured during training drills, I'd call that a routine drill, too, given our current situation

[swoodley]

If players are routinely injured during training drills, I'd call that a routine drill, too, given our current situation

hang on

[Sismis]

Nice work guys. Only way to deal with it is to laugh untill we cry.

[MH_Bomber]

I simply cant believe that supposed "elite" athletes can injury themselves with such apparent ease and regularity. It is ridiculous in the extreme. Are they doing basic warm up exercises ?
One has to ask the question !!!

I retook up doing karate in my 40's and even this old girl who is carrying too many lbs doesnt get injured despite doing what I would call quite strenuous exercise. There appears to be no hamstring, knee or calf strength in Bomber legs at all. I dont get how when train you can possibly be getting the injuries our blokes are getting.

[BenDoolan]

I am becoming cocerned about the fragility of some of our players. Gumbleton and Dempsey are as brittle as salada buscuits and they have spent more time horizontal than vertical in the past 18 months. Do we just simply have some absolutely injury prone indivuals on our list that will forever be a burden?

[Rossoneri]

I am becoming cocerned about the fragility of some of our players. Gumbleton and Dempsey are as brittle as salada buscuits and they have spent more time horizontal than vertical in the past 18 months. Do we just simply have some absolutely injury prone indivuals on our list that will forever be a burden?

Might also have something to do with the previous coach having ridiculously easy training drills the past 4 years. Alot of circle work, very little competitive work. You play as you train, hence why we have been soft the last 4 years.

[MH_Bomber]

I never got anywhere near brown even when I did it as a younger person. However I did originally do a pretty full on style - Kyokushin. Gave it up many years ago as it just seemed to get a bit too hard and a lot of black belt politics dominating the dojo. I retook it up - a different style though - to try and keep a bit fit and I enjoy the whole martial arts thing. It must have something to do with growing up with watching David Carradine on Kung Fu and Bruce Lee movies. I'm in sabbatical now due to hubby's heart operation.