Strength and conditioning, physio, trainers and whoever else involved in keeping the players fit and healthy, are these people up to scratch or what.

Ill be honest and say i don't pay much attention to these people at the club and don't have any clue as to what they exactly do (i have a good idea).

The reason i ask is that Ive never known a team to get so many injuries in training than Warrington, the pre-season friendly's were a joke, nobody played against Wigan and the game against Hull KR finished with academy players.

I read that Martin Gleeson has "failed to shake of an injury he picked up in pre-season training" and "The extent of the injury has not been clarified by the club", does this mean it could be long term.

What are other people's opinions as to why we have so many injuries in training and the fitness staff.

I presume they're all qualified professional people, do you do much of it?

Contradictory tastic.

No i don't and my post wasn't to get sarcastic reply's from people like you either it is a serious topic in which i have admitted i don't know much about and would like others peoples opinions.

Can you not be serious for once and give an opinion instead of pulling up people's mistakes in a post, it's pathetic.

My opinion is that I was not aware we have had "so many injuries in training" and that injuries in general in RL are an occupational hazard - just look at most other squads this weekend and you'll find several names missing.

Perhaps you can enlighten us about all these training injuries you seem to know about but the rest of us don't?

I'll be serious if you will. Honestly, some of the pap you post on here leads me to suspect you do it on purpose. And I wasn't pulling you up on a mistake, either you have an idea what the fitness staff do or you don't. Which is it?

The later.

We have numerous injury's in training, Paul Johnson once got injured in the warm-up at Leeds.

And? Do players not get injured at other clubs?