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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by bwfcdan94 » Mon Sep 17, 2012 4:40 pm

thebish wrote:
bwfcdan94 wrote:holden, CYL, wheater and alonso have all had long term injuries since coyle came yet i can not recall one player under any of our previous managers being injured for such a long term.

you're joking, surely?? surely you remember Ricardo - he's only just left!! and - if you want further ago - Peter Reid broke his leg TWICE whilst at Bolton...

My post wasn't specifically aimed at you - to be honest I had not bothered to read your post beyond the first line... the thread asks are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical staff... any club with lots of injuries might ask the same question - hence my list...

if there was a massive problem - then how does KD keep going at his age?? (recently playing 3 games in a week?)
because KD is a very healthy bloke who has put in the extra hours and therefore can survive throwing his body about week in week out, oh and on a seperate note he is a hard bastard
The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.

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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by ohjimmyjimmy » Mon Sep 17, 2012 4:43 pm

TANGODANCER wrote:The S.A.S don't do darts, ping-pong or crossbar challenge . More medicine balls, rucksacks full of bricks and Winter Hill would be far more effective where being fit is the issue.
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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by bwfcdan94 » Mon Sep 17, 2012 4:44 pm

owen coyle is hoping ngog will start on tuesday (from an interview this morning) although i wouldnt count on not seeing him
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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by bwfcdan94 » Mon Sep 17, 2012 4:45 pm

ohjimmyjimmy wrote:
TANGODANCER wrote:The S.A.S don't do darts, ping-pong or crossbar challenge . More medicine balls, rucksacks full of bricks and Winter Hill would be far more effective where being fit is the issue.
:pray:
yep in tangoes corner on that point get em doing cross country and weights skd hasent become the lump of muscle he is by playing ping pong
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Post by Apathy » Mon Sep 17, 2012 9:25 pm

boltonboris wrote:Chiropractitioners do feck' wonders. Lets not start inventing things to hit the staff with now.
What bit have I invented?

I would recommend you read up on what Chiropractic is and what they claim they can do by manipulating backs.

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Post by Hoboh » Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:51 pm

bish should be along soon

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Post by Hoboh » Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:53 pm

TANGODANCER wrote:The S.A.S don't do darts, ping-pong or crossbar challenge . More medicine balls, rucksacks full of bricks and Winter Hill would be far more effective where being fit is the issue.
Took you long enough to catch on :wink:

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Post by boltonboris » Tue Sep 18, 2012 12:00 am

Apathy wrote:
boltonboris wrote:Chiropractitioners do feck' wonders. Lets not start inventing things to hit the staff with now.
What bit have I invented?

I would recommend you read up on what Chiropractic is and what they claim they can do by manipulating backs.
You've invented a new reason to bash the manager.

Kinesiology isn't proven to work.. Every club and country in the world use it.
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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by Lost Leopard Spot » Tue Sep 18, 2012 7:47 am

boltonboris wrote:
Apathy wrote:
boltonboris wrote:Chiropractitioners do feck' wonders. Lets not start inventing things to hit the staff with now.
What bit have I invented?

I would recommend you read up on what Chiropractic is and what they claim they can do by manipulating backs.
You've invented a new reason to bash the manager.

Kinesiology isn't proven to work.. Every club and country in the world use it.
Virtually everyone I know reads their stars - it's still a bunch of bollocks.
What next homeopathy?
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Post by Relentless09 » Tue Sep 18, 2012 7:59 am

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TANGODANCER wrote:The S.A.S don't do darts, ping-pong or crossbar challenge . More medicine balls, rucksacks full of bricks and Winter Hill would be far more effective where being fit is the issue.
I agree, what we need is for N'gog to be able to strip and rebuild an L7A2 general purpose machine gun in under thirty seconds without losing any fingers. And be prepared to use it on the opposition.
He wouldn't be eligible to join the SAS :wink:

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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by Sponge » Tue Sep 18, 2012 8:01 am

Lost Leopard Spot wrote:
boltonboris wrote:
Apathy wrote:
boltonboris wrote:Chiropractitioners do feck' wonders. Lets not start inventing things to hit the staff with now.
What bit have I invented?

I would recommend you read up on what Chiropractic is and what they claim they can do by manipulating backs.
You've invented a new reason to bash the manager.

Kinesiology isn't proven to work.. Every club and country in the world use it.
Virtually everyone I know reads their stars - it's still a bunch of bollocks.
What next homeopathy?

My mum's chronic back pain, which had lasted three years and which none of the many physiotherapists and specialists she was sent to by her GP had been able to solve, disappeared after half a dozen visits to a chiropracter.

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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by Apathy » Tue Sep 18, 2012 8:02 am

I'm not bashing the manager. I am bashing whoever decided to allow a player with a bad back to see a Chiropractor. Even if this is ultimately Coyle's decision, I wouldn't blame him as he is not a doctor or physiotherapist and will be taking advice from someone who he trusts and is medically trained.

I don't know much about Kinesiology, but it is not the subject at hand and is not relevant because I haven't seen a claim from the club that they use this. If there is one, then I will go and learn about it.

This whole thread is about if there is a problem with our medical staff. I've pointed out that they are using an unproven "Alternative" medical practise with evidence in the quote of Ngog's.

It makes me wonder that if they have used a quack medicine on one player then what have they used on others. Has this harmed or slowed down their recovery?

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Post by Lost Leopard Spot » Tue Sep 18, 2012 8:11 am

Relentless09 wrote:
Lost Leopard Spot wrote:
TANGODANCER wrote:The S.A.S don't do darts, ping-pong or crossbar challenge . More medicine balls, rucksacks full of bricks and Winter Hill would be far more effective where being fit is the issue.
I agree, what we need is for N'gog to be able to strip and rebuild an L7A2 general purpose machine gun in under thirty seconds without losing any fingers. And be prepared to use it on the opposition.
He wouldn't be eligible to join the SAS :wink:
Why? because he's French? or because he can't hit a barn door from ten yards? :wink:
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Post by boltonboris » Tue Sep 18, 2012 6:04 pm

Sponge wrote:
Lost Leopard Spot wrote:
boltonboris wrote:
Apathy wrote:
boltonboris wrote:Chiropractitioners do feck' wonders. Lets not start inventing things to hit the staff with now.
What bit have I invented?

I would recommend you read up on what Chiropractic is and what they claim they can do by manipulating backs.
You've invented a new reason to bash the manager.

Kinesiology isn't proven to work.. Every club and country in the world use it.
Virtually everyone I know reads their stars - it's still a bunch of bollocks.
What next homeopathy?

My mum's chronic back pain, which had lasted three years and which none of the many physiotherapists and specialists she was sent to by her GP had been able to solve, disappeared after half a dozen visits to a chiropracter.
A chiropractor cured me of a sciatic problem that made my leg spaz out in random kicks. Nobody else had a clue other than to prescribe me shit to put into my body.

Also had a sports masseur tell me I had a hernia (doctor thought it was a groin strain) by some feckin' pressure points on my foot!! But that's another story.
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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by Worthy4England » Tue Sep 18, 2012 11:04 pm

boltonboris wrote:A chiropractor cured me of a sciatic problem that made my leg spaz out in random kicks.
We need to get a few chiropractors on our backroom staff. We have a whole fcuking team doing random kicks.

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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by Apathy » Wed Sep 19, 2012 12:03 am

Fortunately for medical science to have progressed as much as it has, anecdotes are not taken into account when trying to understand whether a treatment or a drug really works or is indeed safe; Only a properly controlled medical trial can do this.

If we took any notice of anecdotes, we'd still think smoking is safe because John at work told me his grandad smoked 100 fags a day from the age of 4 and lived until he was 105, and so on....

Although Chiropractors are not medically trained I am sure some of them will have picked up a few tips from those who are, or maybe your Chiro during a manipulation just happened by chance to push a nerve out of the way, or maybe it can just be explained by good old fashioned regression to the mean. For example when I have a back problem it usually resolves itself in a week or so. If at the height of my suffering, I went to a someone who rubbed it better and says "There, there" (This used to be my mum, but the duty now falls to the wife), and then in 3-4 days it was better, I too would think that this person cured my back problems.

Anyway I digress.
Chiropractors are either deluded or con artists, and there is no way that our club should be allowing it's biggest assets into their hands to crack their backs because they think it will do them good.

Please, please please go and read up about this sham practise
A good point to start is http://www.skepdic.com/chiro.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Post by boltonboris » Wed Sep 19, 2012 2:34 am

Wow, you really have an agenda!! Did your wife sleep with a Chiro?
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Post by boltonboris » Wed Sep 19, 2012 2:39 am

And whilst we're being condescending, I'd rather go off results that I've seen PROVEN, from myself and others than your agenda driven ridicule of Chiropractice.

What about Sports Psychology? Feng Shue and Yoga. Allardyce did all of that stuff which is as much 'heresay' as any other science.
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Post by midlands exile » Wed Sep 19, 2012 6:52 am

boltonboris wrote:And whilst we're being condescending, I'd rather go off results that I've seen PROVEN, from myself and others than your agenda driven ridicule of Chiropractice.

What about Sports Psychology? Feng Shue and Yoga. Allardyce did all of that stuff which is as much 'heresay' as any other science.
I wouldn't call it "agenda driven". Rightly or wrongly, its quite a widely held view, certainly among medical folks. I know a few doctors and they wouldn't go near one.

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Re: Are we unlucky or is there a problem with our medical st

Post by Apathy » Wed Sep 19, 2012 8:12 am

Again Boris your arguments involve having a dig at me, saying you know it works and then trying to change the subject.

The only agenda I hadwas to try and make people aware that Chiropractic is not a proven medical procedure, and that the people who practise it are not medically trained even though they call themselves "Doctor" to make people think they are. If I've made at least one person go and look up what they believe in and do then it was a success.

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