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Did anyone see me get injured this evening?
I’m just wondering how exactly it happened and would appreciate someone enlightening me
” title=”Smiley” />I dislocated my shoulder [b:3hdiqgzj]again[/b:3hdiqgzj] so probably won’t be playing hockey again unfortunately
-->there are braces you can buy to help support it during hockey. Best ones are out of the US. Surgeon will always say don’t play anymore but what do they know? I was told to stop playing in 05.
We’ll see. At the very least I’ll be out of action for 2010.
The problem is, it’s not as though I’ve just dislocated it a couple of times, I’ve literally lost count now. It’s definitely 20+, but it could easily be 40+ for all I know. I couldn’t even sneeze without dislocating my shoulder before surgery and if I keep playing it’ll probably end up just like that again.
Ok you would think as the official on the ice I would have a crystal clear photographic mental image of what happened. lets say it was recorded with poor quality.
You were challenging for the puck about goal line in line with penalty spot. Physical contact nothing major for my attention to be peaked. The puck was dug out and then I heard the rantings of a mad man. To which I turned to see you not looking like you should be on skates. I thought you were going to pass OUT! I think the dislocation occoured with your fall to the ice. I think you were facing towards centre ice when you hit so Left shoulder buggered on impact?
Sorry i have tried to replay the mental footage but the recording is just getting trashed now!
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