ditchy said:Attention seeking as in deliberatly being controversial ala Dwayne etc
Or could just be there opion and much how some pople dont like it quite a few people agreed with it!
happy birthday btw
ditchy said:Attention seeking as in deliberatly being controversial ala Dwayne etc
KinkyGoebels said:And you would call Chippy injury prone - my original point was you cant call Roberts injury prone and not Kuipers and people were calling for Roberts head because he was injurty prone.
KinkyGoebels said:Or could just be there opion and much how some pople dont like it quite a few people agreed with it!
happy birthday btw
true but again MB injuries alot occured in training and not necessary playing so yes injury proneKinkyGoebels said:But you dont have to have the same injury, im not denying Roberts injury prone but would you call say michael Bridges was not injury prone because he has not had the same injury?
Icy Gull said:Roberts career covered 12 seasons and he played a total of 130 games.
Kuipers career covers 7 seasons and he's played 116 games
including 1 game in a season at Bristol Rovers and being 2nd choice to Roberts (when fit)
Yorkie said:Most players have 3 injuries in 3 years.
Look at Chippy.
KinkyGoebels said:Why is posting things that certain people dont agree with attention seeking?
and yoda 3 injurys in 3 years is injury prone, they dont have to be the same injury - look at Bridges
KinkyGoebels said:But you dont have to have the same injury, im not denying Roberts injury prone but would you call say michael Bridges was not injury prone because he has not had the same injury?
Yoda said:Injury prone is consistantly picking up little niggly things in every day training and compertitions not something like Kuipers has had.
Out of interest, do you consistantly do any sports? Going by what your saying about Kuipers, I maust be injury prone too in my Athletics. I've had two injuries in the last two years too. Broken Foot & Torn Hamstring. Perhaps my athletics club shouldn't allow me to renew my subs next year.