wahh head collision and the guy's looks like going to faint

Phil Babb's balls crunching injury. OUCH!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ti4vpffQFVo

good gawd sure mandul afterwards

Yeah I remember that one. Cringe everytime I look at it

frm wat i can remember..
i think eduardo injury is the worse ive seen..
petr cech is injury was quite serious also..
but now he gets to wear a cool head gear..haha

does this hurt?
http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=tSyAUaL5iqw&

i would say eduardo's too.. but miraculously, it takes only 9 months to recover..
technology nowadays

I'd say Eduardo's injury is a relatively straight forward injury to heal. Its a broken bone, something that stunt actors, skate boarders and etc suffer and yet they come back to action after recovering. Its the fact that it looked horrifying to see someone's leg go the other way. Of coz i'm not saying its a small injury but there are alot more injury that literally ends a players career but doesn't look as bad as Eduardo's leg break. Injuries related to muscles and ligaments are player's worst nightmare whereby the rehabilitation will take forever.

Eduardo's chance of playing again is pretty good, just as long as he's mentally prepared to come on the field and not be affected by the sight of the broken leg.

dudu injury is the worst for this season..get well soon dude

Roy keane's tackle on Alf-Inge Haaland , the tackle basically ended his career

Wasn't the main reason his career ended, though the challenge might have contributed a part in it. It was a problem on the other leg that caused Haaland to quit football. Remember, he played again a few weeks after the tackle.

I'm rather surprised Keane's a calm figure as a manager nowadays. He used to be barking orders and leading by example on the pitch. I'd say he's one of the calmer figure, not so animated compared to Martin Oneill or Rafa Benitez. A far cry from what he was during his playing days.

Might be a composed figure when the camera's are on around him, but I doubt the players will say the same in the dressing room. Doubt he'd shy away from "dressing down" the players and give them a proper hairdryer, a la Ferguson. Don't know about you guys, but having a boss like Keane will make me piss my pants, twice.