comment by Barf Vader (U15867)
posted 24 minutes ago
A surprising one but I read this morning that since he signed for Liverpool, Daniel Sturridge has had 11 separate injuries.
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That's not true, we don't get injuries.
Ok what about players who never get injured.
I know David James, Lampard and Friedel all had crazy consecutive runs of appearances in the League
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Barf Vader (U15867)
posted 24 minutes ago
A surprising one but I read this morning that since he signed for Liverpool, Daniel Sturridge has had 11 separate injuries.
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That's not true, we don't get injuries.
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So I can see through your facetiousness TOOR, who would be your contender for the OP?
Anderton a sick note? How did he manage over 500 games for club am country
comment by Dean Sturridge's Nephew (Formerly LGT) (U13718)
posted 6 minutes ago
Harry Kewell.
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From a Liverpool perspective I agree with that one, certainly in recent years.
I was so excited when we signed him. Little did I know that signing him and playing him were not the same thing!
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Anderton was nicknamed sicknote because in the 90's he suffered a string of injuries. His record shows that for 12 seasons (92 to 04) he managed 300 games - 25 a season average - roughly half a season. I believe it came about due to a TV show London's burning.
Derby's worst injury prone player in recent times Chris Porter who scored about 4 in 3 games then hurt his back and was injured for two seasons.
comment by MaccaRuss (U18932)
posted 47 minutes ago
Ledley King is easily the most injury prone player.
And he has definitely made the most money from sitting on the physio's lap.
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He put himself on the line so many times when others simply wouldn't have done to be fair,top top player who is rated by us for that reason
Anyone remember Dean Ashton?
Chelsea players seem to be made of titanium.
Even Cesc Fibreglass will be playing 50+ games a season from now on.
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comment by Shinjisshin (U1700)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Barf Vader (U15867)
posted 24 minutes ago
A surprising one but I read this morning that since he signed for Liverpool, Daniel Sturridge has had 11 separate injuries.
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That's not true, we don't get injuries.
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So I can see through your facetiousness TOOR, who would be your contender for the OP?
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From Liverpool, in recent years, I'd have to go with Kewell. I haven't been more excited before him, when we bought a player and then he failed miserably, mainly due to injuries. He was absolutely outstanding for Leeds but didn't show the same for Liverpool.
I heard before that Darren Anderton's nickname was not sicknote but actually it was "Tampon" - in for a week, out for a month!!
Liverpool have a habit of signing players who were good at one club then flopped once signed
comment by Besic Instinct. Previously Known As Brendan Ro... (U1308)
posted 28 seconds ago
Liverpool have a habit of signing players who were good at one club then flopped once signed
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It's a big step up, not all players can deal with it.
What about Agger? I can't remember them all but he's had his fair share
Wilshire.
25 league appearances since the 2010/2011 season for Arsenal.
Anderton and his figures look good considering the fewer games Spurs would have played in Europe, LC and FA cup
Gotta be Haaland. He was made of glass.
comment by Sturridge's dance - In Brendan Rodgers we... (U16034)
posted 42 seconds ago
What about Agger? I can't remember them all but he's had his fair share
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I think the players who failed to play to their full ability when they actually did play or missed many matches and had to retire will be much higher in peoples' lists.
Agger for me never had a problem when he did play, in that he performed and you knew that you'd never get a full season out of him and that he wouldn't have to retire due to injury.
comment by Besic Instinct. Previously Known As Brendan Ro... (U1308)
posted 1 minute ago
Wilshire.
25 league appearances since the 2010/2011 season for Arsenal.
Anderton and his figures look good considering the fewer games Spurs would have played in Europe, LC and FA cup
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Wilshere has only played 25 league games since 10/11?!
Going back for Liverpool, Ronnie Whelan spent a fair bit of time on the sidelines, still one of my favourite players though. Molby later in his career as well.
Beglin after that horror tackle in the derby, suffered plenty of niggles & sadly had to retire early. Rob Jones was a frustrating one, so much ability yet his injury problems piled up, best right back in the country for me as well.
Elsewhere Paul McGrath had bad knees but was a class act still, Whiteside I think was a sick note If I'm right.
Kevin Beattie for Ipswich was another classy defender who struggled with injuries I think & another centre back was Paul Lake, City fans will obviously know more but he looked some player in his short career.
His was a tragic tale of what could've been if it wasn't for injuries, touted as a future England captain I think.
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Besic Instinct. Previously Known As Brendan Ro... (U1308)
posted 1 minute ago
Wilshire.
25 league appearances since the 2010/2011 season for Arsenal.
Anderton and his figures look good considering the fewer games Spurs would have played in Europe, LC and FA cup
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Wilshere has only played 25 league games since 10/11?!
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The stat reads appearances, If that's full games or just a few minutes at the end is what's interesting
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The GOAT sick-note.
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posted on 13/9/14
comment by Barf Vader (U15867)
posted 24 minutes ago
A surprising one but I read this morning that since he signed for Liverpool, Daniel Sturridge has had 11 separate injuries.
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That's not true, we don't get injuries.
posted on 13/9/14
Ok what about players who never get injured.
I know David James, Lampard and Friedel all had crazy consecutive runs of appearances in the League
posted on 13/9/14
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Barf Vader (U15867)
posted 24 minutes ago
A surprising one but I read this morning that since he signed for Liverpool, Daniel Sturridge has had 11 separate injuries.
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That's not true, we don't get injuries.
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So I can see through your facetiousness TOOR, who would be your contender for the OP?
posted on 13/9/14
Anderton a sick note? How did he manage over 500 games for club am country
posted on 13/9/14
comment by Dean Sturridge's Nephew (Formerly LGT) (U13718)
posted 6 minutes ago
Harry Kewell.
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From a Liverpool perspective I agree with that one, certainly in recent years.
I was so excited when we signed him. Little did I know that signing him and playing him were not the same thing!
posted on 13/9/14
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 13/9/14
Anderton was nicknamed sicknote because in the 90's he suffered a string of injuries. His record shows that for 12 seasons (92 to 04) he managed 300 games - 25 a season average - roughly half a season. I believe it came about due to a TV show London's burning.
Derby's worst injury prone player in recent times Chris Porter who scored about 4 in 3 games then hurt his back and was injured for two seasons.
posted on 13/9/14
comment by MaccaRuss (U18932)
posted 47 minutes ago
Ledley King is easily the most injury prone player.
And he has definitely made the most money from sitting on the physio's lap.
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He put himself on the line so many times when others simply wouldn't have done to be fair,top top player who is rated by us for that reason
posted on 13/9/14
Anyone remember Dean Ashton?
posted on 13/9/14
Chelsea players seem to be made of titanium.
posted on 13/9/14
Even Cesc Fibreglass will be playing 50+ games a season from now on.
posted on 13/9/14
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posted on 13/9/14
comment by Shinjisshin (U1700)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Barf Vader (U15867)
posted 24 minutes ago
A surprising one but I read this morning that since he signed for Liverpool, Daniel Sturridge has had 11 separate injuries.
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That's not true, we don't get injuries.
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So I can see through your facetiousness TOOR, who would be your contender for the OP?
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From Liverpool, in recent years, I'd have to go with Kewell. I haven't been more excited before him, when we bought a player and then he failed miserably, mainly due to injuries. He was absolutely outstanding for Leeds but didn't show the same for Liverpool.
posted on 13/9/14
I heard before that Darren Anderton's nickname was not sicknote but actually it was "Tampon" - in for a week, out for a month!!
posted on 13/9/14
Liverpool have a habit of signing players who were good at one club then flopped once signed
posted on 13/9/14
comment by Besic Instinct. Previously Known As Brendan Ro... (U1308)
posted 28 seconds ago
Liverpool have a habit of signing players who were good at one club then flopped once signed
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It's a big step up, not all players can deal with it.
posted on 13/9/14
What about Agger? I can't remember them all but he's had his fair share
posted on 13/9/14
Wilshire.
25 league appearances since the 2010/2011 season for Arsenal.
Anderton and his figures look good considering the fewer games Spurs would have played in Europe, LC and FA cup
posted on 13/9/14
Gotta be Haaland. He was made of glass.
posted on 13/9/14
comment by Sturridge's dance - In Brendan Rodgers we... (U16034)
posted 42 seconds ago
What about Agger? I can't remember them all but he's had his fair share
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I think the players who failed to play to their full ability when they actually did play or missed many matches and had to retire will be much higher in peoples' lists.
Agger for me never had a problem when he did play, in that he performed and you knew that you'd never get a full season out of him and that he wouldn't have to retire due to injury.
posted on 13/9/14
comment by Besic Instinct. Previously Known As Brendan Ro... (U1308)
posted 1 minute ago
Wilshire.
25 league appearances since the 2010/2011 season for Arsenal.
Anderton and his figures look good considering the fewer games Spurs would have played in Europe, LC and FA cup
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Wilshere has only played 25 league games since 10/11?!
posted on 13/9/14
Harry Kewell!
posted on 13/9/14
TOOR.
Touché mate
posted on 13/9/14
Going back for Liverpool, Ronnie Whelan spent a fair bit of time on the sidelines, still one of my favourite players though. Molby later in his career as well.
Beglin after that horror tackle in the derby, suffered plenty of niggles & sadly had to retire early. Rob Jones was a frustrating one, so much ability yet his injury problems piled up, best right back in the country for me as well.
Elsewhere Paul McGrath had bad knees but was a class act still, Whiteside I think was a sick note If I'm right.
Kevin Beattie for Ipswich was another classy defender who struggled with injuries I think & another centre back was Paul Lake, City fans will obviously know more but he looked some player in his short career.
His was a tragic tale of what could've been if it wasn't for injuries, touted as a future England captain I think.
posted on 13/9/14
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Besic Instinct. Previously Known As Brendan Ro... (U1308)
posted 1 minute ago
Wilshire.
25 league appearances since the 2010/2011 season for Arsenal.
Anderton and his figures look good considering the fewer games Spurs would have played in Europe, LC and FA cup
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Wilshere has only played 25 league games since 10/11?!
===•
The stat reads appearances, If that's full games or just a few minutes at the end is what's interesting
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