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Harry Kane’s Ankle Injury

June 24, 2022March 16, 2018 by Chris

Ah, so here we are again. It’s a World Cup year and England fans find themselves on the precipice of disaster. That’s right, England’s best player is injured heading towards a major tournament, and this 2018 edition features Harry Kane and some troublesome ankle ligaments. England are no strangers to a tournament-threatening injury in the … Read more

Confederations Cup: A Tournament Too Many?

March 15, 2018June 15, 2017 by Chris

As the FIFA Confederations Cup gets underway in Russia this Saturday, Chris Coates wonders whether the extra games this showpiece requires are worth it for already exhausted players Ah, the Confederations Cup, football’s equivalent of a pregnant woman’s water breaking. Indeed, two equally beautiful moments, but while one signifies the beginning of another precious human … Read more

PhysioRoom.com Injury Table Review

August 2, 2022August 23, 2013 by Ben Dinnery

A new season but an all too familiar sight as PhysioRoom.com favourites Arsenal, Newcastle and Man United feature prominently on our Injury Table.

Opening Weekend Premier League Injury Updates

August 2, 2022August 16, 2013 by Ben Dinnery

Following on from a pretty hectic couple of days I thought I֤ provide a quick overview of this weeksՠkey injury talking points taken from the build-up to tomorrows Premier League kick-off.

Record Red Cards

June 9, 2022September 25, 2012 by rheys

The combustible Manchester United and Liverpool derby match at the weekend was inflamed by the red card given to Jonjo Shelvy.

The red card was first used at the World Cup of 1970 as a language-neutral way of communicating that a player has to go. It has ever since added drama and spice to the game of football at both domestic and international level.

Fouling in football

June 24, 2022September 18, 2012 by rheys

ӗe respect them for the good players that they are, but at the end of the day if you have to kick them, you kick them.ӠKenny Miller, Vancouver Whitecaps and Scotland.

Everything About The Football Boot

June 24, 2022September 6, 2012 by rheys

On the recent televised game between Manchester United and Southampton the Sky TV pundit, and former United defender, Gary Neville said the Saints defender Nathaniel Clyne had, Ӭost his feet.Ԝn

Strange Injuries to Goalkeepers

June 28, 2022August 30, 2012 by rheys

Usually the goalie never gets injured. It is rare for the custodian of the No. 1 shirt to hurt himself and his understudy usually spends his time watching the game and enjoying the season from the bench.

PhysioRoom All Star League РWeek Two

June 28, 2022August 28, 2012 by Ben Dinnery

The two big movers this week collectively amass more than 140 points between them; Neil Sherwins @bpfootball eased his way up to second thanks to his շe֬l score more than you philosophyՠapproach to the game banging 10 goals from the first two weeks (573^rd in the country) #NoMeanFeat. Adam Քhe TinkermanՠRichmansՠBrooklyn Wanderers score the highest weekly total, well done that man but question marks over sustainability is prevalent as our Atlantic cousin has already dipped heavily into the transfer market!

Five Footballers Who Have Triumphed Over Adversity

June 28, 2022August 23, 2012 by rheys

Thanks to the improvements in medical science we are used to seeing players come back from career threatening injuries. Manchester Unitedֳ Nemadja Vidic is just the latest in a long line of players to return to action following knee ligament damage.