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Where's McCulloch's foot in this photo?
A: On Top of the ball
B: Squarely behind the ball
C: Under the ball
Kayal
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Where's McCulloch's foot in this photo?
A: On Top of the ball
B: Squarely behind the ball
C: Under the ball
rogueleader
suave gringo
He never seems to get short term injures does he?
Wanyama back into the midfield. Big Maj is back training so that gives us him, Wilson and Charlie Bhoy fighting for the 2 CB positions. What's the story with Loovens?
If we put him in the transfer window he'd fall off the sill and get injured.
Just got to accept Kayal season is over , plenty of cover , can even play Paddy central if need be , what I want is the same Kris Commons we had last January to May , goals galore and and links up our midfield to attack , the treble is on
Can you imagine him trying to pass a medical???
When does his contract run out? Looks like we're stuck with him till then.
B is the closest
To be "squarely behind the ball" his knee would have to be some kind of ball joint. He has went into the tackle committed, made an attempt to win the ball and won the ball.
I've always been told that if you go for a tackle half hearted you are more likely to be injured.
Was it Kayals right knee that was injured? That picture looks as if the injury occurs before any "contact" from McCulloch.
Yer man Rogne coming in from the back looks like he could've done just as much damage as McCulloch, if not more. If you look through McCulloch's legs you can see Rogne's leg going right down towards Kayal's ankle. What was it Kayal injured again?
Rogne is a spazzy. He has a massive head and all his facial features are squashed into the middle of his face.
