Ramirez's injury?

[essbee]

Is it just me or is the position and look of his "injury" inconsistent with the contact point and force at point of contact?

I'm no medic - but that "gash" looks like an old injury rather than a fresh one. I would wish no harm on any player -
it just doesn't add up to me.

 

[sparkie]

Wasn't he up and about fully recovered after the match ended ?

 

[Gazwag]

Like a Billy Sharp's second coming

 

[The Tactician]

If that is the case-and i'm not saying it is or it isn't-he is an absolute disgrace.

 

[El Turi]

He wouldn't have got injured if he had been wearing proper shinpads.

 

[essbee]

and correct me if i'm wrong - but where's the blood?

 

[Deleted member 22389]

If that is the case-and i'm not saying it is or it isn't-he is an absolute disgrace.

Have we been conned a bit, in that case the game should be replayed

 

[clippedgull]

Wasn't he up and about fully recovered after the match ended ?

yeah, he had a slight limp when he was coming out to collect his promotion medal on SS2.

 

[jessiejames]

Sitting up moments after tackle then as soon as he shows the ref he needs oxygen.

 

[One Love]

Sitting up moments after tackle then as soon as he shows the ref he needs oxygen.

That was a disgrace. To give him oxygen and to stretcher him off infers a broken leg.

Now we know he was acting.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

There was a thread criticising Derby fans when they had booed March coming off injured. This thread is starting to smell a bit of twattery and generally lacking in class.

No foul, but the player got hurt. Show some respect.

 

[The Wookiee]

To be fair, I preferred him off the pitch than on ! Gave us a fighting chance with 10 men

 

[essbee]

There was a thread criticising Derby fans when they had booed March coming off injured. This thread is starting to smell a bit of twattery and generally lacking in class.

No foul, but the player got hurt. Show some respect.

And you're 100% sure of that are you?

 

[sussex_guy2k2]

I think the thing people have to remember, and this includes refs, is that a player can get injured without it being a bookable offence. Ramirez's injury looked like one of those instances as it shouldn't have been a foul, but Stephens did catch him on the follow through as Ramirez was late to the ball. I wasn't too keen on his sportsmanship as he seemed absolutely fine until the ref sent off Stephens, but maybe he saw the gash and went a bit weak at the knees...

 

[Albion my Albion]

I'm sure he played it up a bit. As would an Albion player. It's part of football. If you want to cure this evil make a player exit the pitch for 5 minutes if he takes any time from the game by needing time to recover before exiting the pitch. Unless it's a head injury.

 

[sjamesb3466]

There was a thread criticising Derby fans when they had booed March coming off injured. This thread is starting to smell a bit of twattery and generally lacking in class.

No foul, but the player got hurt. Show some respect.

What I was disappointed in more were the Albion fans that booed him off on a stretcher. Yes we were all royally ****ed off about the red card but I still clapped him off (especially as I thought he must have broken his leg in a similar fashion the the Newport County game i.e. not a foul but unlucky follow through).

 

[glasfryn]

Is it just me or is the position and look of his "injury" inconsistent with the contact point and force at point of contact?

I'm no medic - but that "gash" looks like an old injury rather than a fresh one. I would wish no harm on any player -
it just doesn't add up to me.

I thought the same at the time, spent ages rolling around on the floor, after he had jumped up like a jack in the box,
if this is so then Dale should have a good case to have the red recinded?

just seen on another post
yes where exactly is the BLOOD

 

[sparkie]

What I was disappointed in more were the Albion fans that booed him off on a stretcher. Yes we were all royally ****ed off about the red card but I still clapped him off (especially as I thought he must have broken his leg in a similar fashion the the Newport County game i.e. not a foul but unlucky follow through).

He deserved all the boos for knocking the yellow card out of the ref's hand.

 

[Dick Head]

Wasn't he up and about fully recovered after the match ended ?

Wasn't he up and about just before the stretcher and oxygen came on?

 

[sjamesb3466]

He deserved all the boos for knocking the yellow card out of the ref's hand.

Not something I could see from where I was (and I believe most Albion fans) so not an excuse for me. Having seen the video less sympathetic now but still not something I like to see from Albion fans.