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yep i know its been done in FOG but if they have one why cant we
in here you can write about anything
the so-called phantom-matches-reporter
tony
wwf(obviously)
just anything
i konw we have general topics and rumours and stuff but this is just a place to come a nd do anything(enjoy)
if you dont like it dont use it

I wasn't particularly tall at that point. I didn't really have the technique although I didn't knock any over.

My mate wasn't gifted in athletics. He clumsily tripped over one of the hurdles and fell over while we were at the end of the run on the ground in laughter. We were also stuck with him in the 4 X 100m relay. We decided that we would stand a chance of victory if the fastest runners did the first 3 legs and he did the last one. We had a 50m lead and we still came last. That's how bad he was. :)

Ah the hurdles, how i loved them. Watching the crappy fat kids run straight into them as they tried desperatly to get their fat thighs over them was great. Twas easy for me the hurdles were barely up to my knees lol

I tried to avoid collisions. :D

I don't recall any collisions that were really bad. I did accidently smack a hockey ball into someone but that was the extent of the damage I caused. Watching my mate do the hurdles had us in 'stitches' though. :D

I always hated collisions because i always came out the worst for some reason. Clash of knees mine would be the one that was twisted, clash of heads, mine would be the one that was bloody. The gods hate me me thinks

We had a field to play on. I had a double whammy on that knee. I got hit by the hockey stick when 3 of us sort of collided. I came out the other side (with football boots on), jumped over a cone and slipped on some cricket mats, landing on the other person that had to do a similar thing. My knee seized up for a couple of days after that.

I had what felt like a trapped nerve in my thigh. After a bit of running, I couldn't run. I don't know if it was a trapped nerve but after a bath to relax the muscles, it was fine.

Hehe been through the wars too eh. Hockey was always the most vicious sport at school i thought. No protection whatsoever and lots of wooden sticks flying about and you're on concrete too (we didn't get astroturf until the year after i stopped playing it, which sucked)

Heh, crazy. The worst I've ever done to myself was flipping off a bike at high speed and fracturing my wrist, getting hit by a bike and cracking my head open and getting a hockey stick right in the knee.

I'm pretty sure I was concussed after cracking my head open but I was only 6 at the time. :)

Only have to read the 'contact sports' topic in sport to see what i've gone through, i'm the Darren Anderton of basketball :-D

Probably would be able to do all my usual stuff on a 10 footer if i hadn't taken such a nasty injury to my knees

I've got terrible knees that probably need looking at so I wouldn't be any good at basketball. I did play basketball twice at school. Damaged my fingers both times. :)

On a 9 footer i can do quite a few. However on a 10 i'm restricted to just a normal dunk, 360 and the windmill