[thatGK]

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[fraserb]

If that's the case go see a doctor rather than writing stupid posts on here

[thelastline]

Sounds like a quite severe case of "Man the f*** up!"

[Klos]

I'm kind of getting that at the moment, just not fit enough yet. It does go once you build up your fitness, if not see a doc like Fraser said.

[Catfish]

If you are in pain all the time, go see a doctor.

I get sore after training, but my knee and elbow has been shot for years. That soreness maybe lasts a day. After matches unless there was a collision I do not get sore.

[Safe Hands Mick]

Smoke a joint.

[Dr Jocky Cox]

fraserb, on 18 July 2012 - 07:23 AM, said:

If that's the case go see a doctor rather than writing stupid posts on here

It's okay Fraser I'm here now, I'll conclude my diagnosis in my next statement.

[Dr Jocky Cox]

I know this is a crazy idea, but ever heard of painkillers? Also was wondering why you'd ask a goalkeeping forum this question? We're not doctors, well except me but I'm currently on my tea break... Go see your GP.

[Soccer Corner]

Dr Jocky Cox, on 18 July 2012 - 11:33 AM, said:

I know this is a crazy idea, but ever heard of painkillers? Also was wondering why you'd ask a goalkeeping forum this question? We're not doctors, well except me but I'm currently on my tea break... Go see your GP.

Your response time is faster, and on top of that it is free!

[LiamHine]

Its probably not pain more stiffness, stretch out and don't overwork yourself. Simples.

[Dr Jocky Cox]

Soccer Corner, on 18 July 2012 - 05:24 PM, said:

Your response time is faster, and on top of that it is free!

That's just the way we are over the pond, imagine paying for basic healthcare!

[Eli]

I can sympathize with the original post in this thread. I used to be indestructible (at least that's how I felt). I played wide receiver and strong safety in American football, catcher in baseball, and goalie in ice hockey from say six years old into my late twenties. That's a lot of collisions and getting drilled with baseballs and hockey pucks all over. I never once missed a game in any sport due to injury. I never broke a bone, never tore anything, worst I ever had injury wise was bruised ribs (only once) and the occasional rolled ankle. I got knocked unconscious once playing hockey, came to, and finished the game (hockey has a far different sporting culture than football). At 29 I started playing football.

Then I turned 30. This past year I've had a stress fracture in one of my metatarsals, a shoulder impingement, an ACL sprain, a tear in my meniscus, platellar tendonitis, a hyper extended thumb, a muscle tear in my forearm and a sports hernia.

The trick to not playing in pain is to never turn 30, or at least make sure no one tells your body that you did.

[fraserb]

See he's deleted his post, can't take guys like this serious

[General Zod O.S.L.]

if it hurts that much, and your really int hat much pain, divorce her!