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Watching Coventry v Sunerland, a crunching tackle just saw Colin Healy's leg broken clean at the shin. They showed the tackle again in slow motion, and it was like one of those fake videos you always get sent in e-mail. Foot goes straight through the leg, bottom half of which just flails around unnaturally.
Christ that went straight through me. Sympathies go out to that poor bloke, you could see how much pain he was in, and the guilt on the face of the player who made the tackle (who's name I forget), despite there being no malice in the tackle at all, was quite touching.
*shivers*
Right through me I tell you.
Christ that went straight through me. Sympathies go out to that poor bloke, you could see how much pain he was in, and the guilt on the face of the player who made the tackle (who's name I forget), despite there being no malice in the tackle at all, was quite touching.
*shivers*
Right through me I tell you.
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Ouch.
That doesn't sound nice.
I can bet you that slow-mo vid will do the rounds any day soon :-/
That doesn't sound nice.
I can bet you that slow-mo vid will do the rounds any day soon :-/
Watching Coventry v Sunerland, a crunching tackle just saw Colin Healy's leg broken clean at the shin. They showed the tackle again in slow motion, and it was like one of those fake videos you always get sent in e-mail. Foot goes straight through the leg, bottom half of which just flails around unnaturally.
Christ that went straight through me. Sympathies go out to that poor bloke, you could see how much pain he was in, and the guilt on the face of the player who made the tackle (who's name I forget), despite there being no malice in the tackle at all, was quite touching.
*shivers*
Right through me I tell you.
Christ that went straight through me. Sympathies go out to that poor bloke, you could see how much pain he was in, and the guilt on the face of the player who made the tackle (who's name I forget), despite there being no malice in the tackle at all, was quite touching.
*shivers*
Right through me I tell you.
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