I could try to justify my first post until i am blue in the face but once again all you get is pathetic sarcastic comments made by other posters and Forum Moderators.

To answer your question most (not all) of our firtness team go back pre-season 2008 and yes Hull Fc would be taken into account.
I don't know the reasons for the players injuries at Hull FC in 2008 but im sure they wasn't all sustained in training (some were).

It isn't negative or at least i don't mean it to be, there is something happening at the club which i consider a problem, i asked for people's opinion as to why this happens all the time (not just once or twice) and is there anything we as a club can do to improve the situation.

It's more negative than the flat end of a battery

=darkblueSUPER PWNED!!!!!

MAtters not when the storys are, unless it's a top line player it won't overly be considered newsworthy, certainly not in RL. Which is why you'll not hear more about it.

you've also said players at other clubs don't get injured in training.

Your first post contains this pearler:



a): "so many injuries in training" - you have still failed to justify this made up nonsense. As far as I know, we have suffered two training injuries, only 1 of which is causing a player to miss a SL game. If you really think that other clubs don't suffer them, you are just being incredibly one-eyed. It does happen fairly often at clubs across the league.
b) in what way (relating to fitness staff) were the pre-season friendlies a joke - you haven't provided an explanation for this.

If you want people to take you seriously, you really need to put a bit more thought into what you are asking and justify your argument.

Warrington players suffering serious (mostly freak) injuries during games has been a problem over the past couple of years but your suggestion that we suffer more in training than any other club is somewhat bizarre.

S: www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/fe ... ny-buderus That's 3 training injuries for Leeds in one article!

S: www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/fe ... ny-buderus That's 3 training injuries for Leeds in one article!

Quote ="Latchford Wolvesfan" Danny Sculthorpe = Wrist playing against Leeds. '" Wrong: www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 11,00.html Quote prop Danny Sculthorpe is also doubtful after injuring a wrist in training'"

Quote ="Latchford Wolvesfan" Danny Sculthorpe = Wrist playing against Leeds. '" Wrong: www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 11,00.html Quote prop Danny Sculthorpe is also doubtful after injuring a wrist in training'"

I haven't got the time or the patience to search through 12 month's of clubs injuries.
So as i have said in a previous post i will come back to this thread in 12 month's with the proof that that Warrington suffered more training ground injuries in 2009 than any other team in the Super League.

Dont worry Seb i have deleted the th from the 12 before you pick up on my grammer or something.

Maybe you should have waited for the proof before starting the thread....

I agree, it's a disgrace.

Make it simpler next time:

Kids, remember, talking common sense on an internet forum, it's for adults, not like sports gambling which is full of luck.

Full of luck my a$$.

A humouring whirlwind of a thread.

Fish. Barrel. Shotgun.

Whilst not entering the debate on the reasons, I am sure we are all dissapointed that after the best pre-season ever ever (one that will surely only be surpassed in 2010), we have such a number of injuries at the start of the campaign.

Of which the majority have been carried over from the prevous season.

Not disputing the reasons why as mentioned, its just dissapointing.

Agreed. It doesn't set a great tone starting hamstrung.

Perhaps we can take a leaf from the brisbabe Bronco's book & play extensive tag games in training ??

This thread is really rather brutal!

it's a good one for people to come home to.

It is! My favourite part being I read through all of this, and am now spotting little references to it elsewhere.

From memory of threads containing pictures of Latchford Wolvesfan is he really in a posituion to challeneg training techniques?