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Post by Olgrligm on Mar 26, 2008 22:29:47 GMT
Seriously, it happens in every sport, all good British players get injured.
Michael Owen - absolutely magnificent, then he crocks his hamstring and loses a good yard of pace, which was a major weapon of his.
Andrew Flintoff - unlikely to play test cricket again because of his leg, ruined himself with drink
Simon Jones - Hammers Australia with his bowling and has barely played since.
Andy Murray - Always has something up with him, but no loss really.
Best play Micah Richards as much as we can before he goes too.
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Post by DannyStokie on Apr 2, 2008 22:45:40 GMT
Because they don't like being good, they want have rest for a wile (rest of their life)
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Post by robin1302 on Apr 2, 2008 23:05:08 GMT
Beckham hasn't been the same player either since his injury before the 2002 WC
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Post by DannyStokie on Apr 2, 2008 23:12:35 GMT
Well Good players get injured and then new players come along, it's how our wonderful world works  |
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