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Long and short is, yon mon dislocates his shoulder, pops to the dressing room to push it back in and then carrys on.

 

Animals.

I watched the game saturday and when the commentator said that I did think, ooooooooh, that's a proper mon.

Good game of rugby that was, one of my best pals plays professionally and suffered from broken legs and come back from breaking his back, mad mad mon. Them as you say

A winger for Wigan Josh Charnley dislocated his finger and the bone was sticking out of the skin. Plaster over it and play on ::

I watched the game saturday and when the commentator said that I did think, ooooooooh, that's a proper mon.

That was my thought too!!

That was my thought too!!

 

Two wimmin having a thought on the same weekend

In the 1950s Great Britain played Australia in a RL test in Australia. Alan Prescott was the GB captain. He broke his arm early in the game but still completed the match.

Two wimmin having a thought on the same weekend

 

Aye, but it was the same one.

In the 1950s Great Britain played Australia in a RL test in Australia. Alan Prescott was the GB captain. He broke his arm early in the game but still completed the match.

 

Didn't one of our players play on with a broken leg in the 1953 Cup final? (or have I just made that up? )

Didn't Mark Winstanley play with a broken rib? That's got to hurt a tad.

Didn't one of our players play on with a broken leg in the 1953 Cup final? (or have I just made that up? )

 

 

eric bell played on with a torn hamstring and scored

Mons game, stuff like thats not uncommon.

 

Leyths Stu Donlan broke his cheekbone during the first half of last weeks game, had a bit of magic sponge and carried on. John Duffy broke 3 ribs in the first tackle of the NR Cup Final and played on but missed the next 2 games because he could not breathe properly.

 

When I captained GB in Australia back in the 20's, I had snapped my leg in two, asked the physio to chop it off just below the bollocks, and played on. We won in the last minute and I had my leg sewn back on by an Aboriginal witch doctor. By the time the ship got back into Knott End 6 weeks later, the wound had healed perfectly.

eric bell played on with a torn hamstring and scored

 

ahh well, torn hamstring, broken leg - same thing.

 

A couple of seasons back Kev Davies came off the pitch with one of his fingers pointing the wrong way, had it popped back in and carried on playing. Not too many players these days would've done the same.

 

Played cricket with a fella a couple of years ago who went to take a catch, held it and then looked at his hand and he had a similar issue. He showed it me and said "This doesn't look right does it?". He then just popped it back into place. I asked if he'd ever done that before and he just shrugged and said "No".

 

I reckon I'd have fainted.

ahh well, torn hamstring, broken leg - same thing.

 

A couple of seasons back Kev Davies came off the pitch with one of his fingers pointing the wrong way, had it popped back in and carried on playing. Not too many players these days would've done the same.

 

Played cricket with a fella a couple of years ago who went to take a catch, held it and then looked at his hand and he had a similar issue. He showed it me and said "This doesn't look right does it?". He then just popped it back into place. I asked if he'd ever done that before and he just shrugged and said "No".

 

I reckon I'd have fainted.

 

Ive a lump on my shoulder where my shoulder popped out fielding a ball at cricket when i got up it was just swinging

When I captained GB in Australia back in the 20's, I had snapped my leg in two, asked the physio to chop it off just below the bollocks, and played on.

 

you were certainly a sight kicking that last minute goal

I popped my thumb back into place when it dislocated playing keeper in 5-a-side, that smarted a touch. Also snapped a broken nose back into place four times - this gradually gets less and less painful though

A couple of seasons back Kev Davies came off the pitch with one of his fingers pointing the wrong way, had it popped back in and carried on playing. Not too many players these days would've done the same.

 

 

 

Davies fractured his cheekbone and carried on against Charlton didn't he? Or do I misremember?

Pulled my back once switching the tv off does that count.

A couple of seasons back Kev Davies came off the pitch with one of his fingers pointing the wrong way, had it popped back in and carried on playing. Not too many players these days would've done the same.

 

 

 

Davies fractured his cheekbone and carried on against Charlton didn't he? Or do I misremember?

 

Aye elbowed in the mush, didn't go down rubbed his face a bit then carried on. Then git sent off for elbows later on in the match.

 

I miss old skd the one we have turning out for us now has gone soft.