O'Connor injury

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22-04-2012, 05:08 PM
hibsbollah

O'Connor injury

Anyone know what happened? Im hoping him coming off was a precaution more than anything.
22-04-2012, 05:14 PM
21.05.2016

Looked to be hobbling about then turned to the bench and made the substitution signal. Hopefully it was just a knock and he is fine, really can't afford for him to get a bad injury in the lead up to the final.
22-04-2012, 05:15 PM
Matty_Jack04

Foot injury maybe reoccurance of the last injury?
22-04-2012, 05:17 PM
hibsbollah

I actually thought Leigh had done his hamstring inside the first 15 minutes, and then the McPake knock as well. Three players we need to be 100%.
22-04-2012, 05:17 PM
SheriffLobo

Also concerned mcpake was holding his hammy for most of injury time
22-04-2012, 05:28 PM
Hibs Class

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Originally Posted by SheriffLobo

Also concerned mcpake was holding his hammy for most of injury time

In most games you'll see him doing stretches every wee while. Don't know if there is a problem or if he's nursing himself hrough games.
22-04-2012, 05:31 PM
hibee_girl

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Originally Posted by Matty_Jack04

Foot injury maybe reoccurance of the last injury?

that was my first thought, it did look more a toe/foot injury than anything else

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Originally Posted by hibsbollah

I actually thought Leigh had done his hamstring inside the first 15 minutes, and then the McPake knock as well. Three players we need to be 100%.

I thought he had done his hamstring too but then thought maybe he'd just been hit in the goolies! :greengrin
22-04-2012, 06:32 PM
ehf

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Originally Posted by hibee_girl

that was my first thought, it did look more a toe/foot injury than anything else

I thought he had done his hamstring too but then thought maybe he'd just been hit in the goolies! :greengrin

Hope their lad Rashid is OK; seemed to be out cold for several minutes.
22-04-2012, 07:02 PM
Sammy7nil

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Originally Posted by ehf

Hope their lad Rashid is OK; seemed to be out cold for several minutes.

Hope so too. What about the ambulance staff waddling on the pitch take yer time ya fannies :rolleyes:
22-04-2012, 07:04 PM
hibee_girl

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Originally Posted by ehf

Hope their lad Rashid is OK; seemed to be out cold for several minutes.

:agree: Not nice to see

Boy behind me thought it would be funny to shout out that 'he wasn't at Tottenham, get the **** up' :rolleyes:
22-04-2012, 07:54 PM
Hermit Crab

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Originally Posted by hibee_girl

:agree: Not nice to see

Boy behind me thought it would be funny to shout out that 'he wasn't at Tottenham, get the **** up' :rolleyes:

I hope he was put in his place about that stupid remark....... Twat
22-04-2012, 07:57 PM
staunchhibby

The time the ambulance staff took to get to the player was a disgrace.
23-04-2012, 01:50 AM
rossi

The 'Ambulance staff' are all volunteers. Probably were a bit slow but don't deserve any abuse.
23-04-2012, 02:26 AM
dp00

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Originally Posted by rossi

The 'Ambulance staff' are all volunteers. Probably were a bit slow but don't deserve any abuse.

The ambulance staff are paid
23-04-2012, 02:49 AM
spike220

Get better soon GOC!
23-04-2012, 07:29 AM
atomant

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Originally Posted by Sammy7nil

Hope so too. What about the ambulance staff waddling on the pitch take yer time ya fannies :rolleyes:

Sammi, As one of the "fannies" you refer to, can i ask what you expect us to do? Run onto the pitch? Dont think so!! Have you ever tried running on muddy pitch with no football boots on? Secondly, it was hardly an emergency, the boy had a sore nose/cheek, not exactly life threatening!! Also, we have to wait for the referee to signal for us to come on, admittedly this did take a while as Killie medical staff were assesing the player. All in all i find yours and other comments like this to be truly offensive to the thankless job that ambulance crews up and down the country have to do on a daily basis.
23-04-2012, 07:47 AM
Hibs7

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Originally Posted by atomant

Sammi, As one of the "fannies" you refer to, can i ask what you expect us to do? Run onto the pitch? Dont think so!! Have you ever tried running on muddy pitch with no football boots on? Secondly, it was hardly an emergency, the boy had a sore nose/cheek, not exactly life threatening!! Also, we have to wait for the referee to signal for us to come on, admittedly this did take a while as Killie medical staff were assesing the player. All in all i find yours and other comments like this to be truly offensive to the thankless job that ambulance crews up and down the country have to do on a daily basis.

Good on you, thanks for the work you do.
23-04-2012, 07:48 AM
HH81

Just spoke to my mate, he spoke to the killie player (Racchi) on the phone last night.....

Carried off for a broken nose :faf:
23-04-2012, 10:05 AM
basehibby

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Originally Posted by HH81

Just spoke to my mate, he spoke to the killie player (Racchi) on the phone last night.....

Carried off for a broken nose :faf:

Bloody ridiculous - game shouldn't really even be stopped for that - never mind a bloody stretcher!

Footballers = soft as sheight :agree:
23-04-2012, 05:41 PM
snooky

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Originally Posted by basehibby

Bloody ridiculous - game shouldn't really even be stopped for that - never mind a bloody stretcher!

Footballers = soft as sheight :agree:

Bert Trautmann (Man C) played with a broken neck, FFS

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bert_Trautmann
23-04-2012, 06:07 PM
DH1875

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Originally Posted by LAHIBBY

Looked to be hobbling about then turned to the bench and made the substitution signal. Hopefully it was just a knock and he is fine, really can't afford for him to get a bad injury in the lead up to the final.

Forget the final. With Leigh being suspended for the Dunfermline game we need him fit and ready for then.