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Six weeks out for Lambie; Planet rugby

Started by Just_win6 REPLIES293 VIEWS· 07 Apr 2015, 20:24
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Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
07 Apr 2015, 20:24
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07 Apr 2015, 20:24#1

Sharks and Springboks fly-half Pat Lambie is facing six weeks out with a neck injury in a major blow to his side's Super Rugby hopes.

Lambie damaged a neck vertebrae in last Saturday's thrashing by the Crusaders, according to Supersport.

His absence means that Fred Zeilinga is likely to get an extended run in the Sharks side over the next few weeks as they try to restore some order, after losing Lambie to injury and a number of suspensions.

Bismarck du Plessis, the regular captain, is still banned for three more weeks,while Jean Deysel was suspended on Tuesday for seven weeks.

Despite their troubles the Sharks remain tied with the Bulls at the top of the South African Conference on 19 points.

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
07 Apr 2015, 22:12
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07 Apr 2015, 22:12#2
Lambie can't make it through a S15 season. He should have stayed at fullback where he is best suited. The collisions in 10 channel are going to shorten his career.  
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
08 Apr 2015, 01:26
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08 Apr 2015, 01:26#3
Another Mozart hope and wishful thinking.     
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
08 Apr 2015, 02:07
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08 Apr 2015, 02:07#4
No Moronic, unlike you I am not so shamefully low t hat I wish players to be injured. Nonetheless Lambie, Steff and Goosen break down regularly which makes them less reliable...fact. 
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
08 Apr 2015, 02:59
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08 Apr 2015, 02:59#5
Hell Mozart
You easily accuse other people of your own deficiencies.  I do not write week after week about injuries to a player like Goosen only to be found to be wrong.  That was your story after each Super 15 game Goosen played in 2014.  I do not splash the issue of the Du Toit injury all over this site based on a newspaper report without any medical evidence to support the statements and despite repeated warnings to wait for the said medical reports  After the initial report you came with other similar stories from oher newspaper reports similar to the original report.  When the said medical report did surface and proved to be far less serious than you were writing - you still went on to try and portray your original gloating by wishful thinking about a further operation you think will be necessary.   Those are typical examples of wishful thinking about players to be injured.   So clean up your act and do not accuse others about things you are are guilty of.
Then - the regular injuries a\of Lambie is another case of wishful thinking.  Lambie has been on the scene playing Super 15 and international rugby as from 2010 ie nearly five years.  In those five years he had two substantial injuries - which does not reflect a player "breaking down regularly".   The one was a chest injury  - the other a neck injury - two entirely different types of injuries.
Incidentally do you still believe your own tripe about Du Toit's knee injury being somehow linked to him having "thin shoulders" and "thin wrists".
When anybody read how you deal with player injuries on this site it is clear  that you are the one who is  shamefully low wishing that  players be injured
     
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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
08 Apr 2015, 05:01
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08 Apr 2015, 05:01#6
Hmm let me see, who made the first accusation....oops it was Moronic. What a surprise, what a hypocrite.
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manceRookie63 posts
08 Apr 2015, 11:09
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08 Apr 2015, 11:09#7
He also had toothache one time.  
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