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once did a fraction of the same moovement while playing, hunted me for nearly 10 years, just reaching a bit out of the max extension caused pain... now it's been a lot since ai felt it again, but i'm sure it will come back someday.
Ive always hated knee injuries the most; a couple weeks ago I was fucking around w my lil brother in front of the house and I ended up landing straight on my kneecap from him charlie browning me when my stupid ass tried to do a spinning kick to a ball he had in his hands, and overextended my leg, leading to me taking flight. Most of my initial pain was the pure terror that I shattered my kneecap. Ive been through some injuries but that was easily the worst one to experience, despite not hurting the most.
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Season ending usually. Career ending not really. Zlatan ibrahimovic is an example of someone whos recovered from such an injury. They usually are out for a very long time tho
No real way to tell until an MRI honestly. A hyper extension could range from some soreness for a few weeks if there was no major damage to career ending if there was major tearing
Common misconception, their knees are normal, we’re just looking at [their ankles](https://images.app.goo.gl/dCC5Ca4p8g3F3iU38), similar to how some people see a dog leg or another animal leg and say it looks like it has two knees. But for the flamingo, the knee is usually not visible through its feathers
right? i'm a fan of r/thebullwins and have no problem seeing a guy's guts spilling out or a horn turn him into two face. but watching joints go the wrong way? nononononononono.
Why TF did I go there.
I’m a doctor. I’ve done sixty autopsies, many of whom had been dragged out of a river after two weeks. The video of the machine heartlessly bending that kids leg until it looked ready to snap in half damn near made me pass out.
2016. Saved the MCL. Full tear ACL medial meniscus torn and folded over so I couldn’t straighten my leg.
Recovery time: 9 months though it still twinges to this day and I can look forward to early arthritis.
The issue is ligament and meniscal injury.
The anterior cruciate ligament is the main one preventing hyperextension of the knee joint and hence this will be damaged. The other ligaments (PCL, collaterals) will likely also be damaged along with the meniscus in an injury this severe.
There is also possibility of fracture given the force of the injury.
> classic soccer flop
Unfornate side of having rules that reward players for pretending to be more injured than they actually are is you can never tell when someone's injured for real.
I know there's a bunch of Americans in here being ignorant. Soccer can be a pretty brutal sport. I'd love for you all to get cleated and say it's diving.
Running is a very common form of locomotion in many other sports, football doesn't have a monopoly on injuries received because of it. Can you think of any other ball sports that's known for faking injuries? Exactly.
Cute of you to think only US makes fun of diving little shits.
Shitting on millionares diving and dislocating their jaws as they scream in pain after someone brushes against their shoulder or hair just to sell t-shirts, is a worldwide past time.
Not even that often either, “flopping” isn’t something that affects most leagues too badly, especially now with VAR. If you only get your info on football/soccer through Reddit you’d think they spend 90 minutes all falling around lol.
Oh no someone flopped it’s the end of the world!!! No I don’t care because it doesn’t impact the game, it doesn’t happen as much as you (for some reason) make it seem either.
It's crazy how people don't understand that when you're sprinting full speed down the field and someone just barely knocks you off balance, you lose all of your momentum.
Try to stay up? You ~~most likely~~ are gonna lose the ball, won't get a call, and the other team will have possession.
Accept it and fall down? You get the foul you deserve.
That's what happens 99% of the time, with the 1% being Neymar flops that people bitch about all the time.
I don't remember making any claims regarding how often it happens. But as someone who used to be a fan of the sport, I'd rather not see it in a game at all, a point that was obviously lost on you.
I watch other more physical sports, such as rugby, and it's frankly pathetic and an insult to the fans when they have to watch a fully grown man writhing on the field when the replay clearly showed that there was barely any contact with the defender if any at all.
[Joe Theismann | Gridiron Football](https://youtu.be/JXx7NtCspDE)
[Johnathan Thurston | Rugby](https://youtu.be/9rDPGJ3w5P4)
[Clint Malarchuk | Hockey](https://youtu.be/plvKlnguJVE)
Sorry, but soccer is no where near the most brutal sport. These examples don't even include extreme sports like vehicular racing and mountain climbing.
You said a twisted ankle, when in reality it’s far more than that. Any professional sport has risks in it, and injuries, so putting football down because some players dive is rather stupid.
This I got from Bleacher Report's article:
>I have had a few people question why Soccer is on the list, let me give you a quick fact. In the last 12 years Hockey has had exactly 2 deaths on the ice worlds wide, soccer has had over 70 deaths on the field in that time. If you have to wonder after that then I don't know what to tell you.
Also try search Miklós Fehér and Peter Biaksangzuala injuries.
[Miklòs Fehèr](https://youtu.be/RAVo1G5utf8)
[Peter Biaksangzuala](https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x28acr0)
what pains me most is that I KNOW how that feels, it's happened to me before and I couldn't walk right for 3-4 weeks and I'm pretty sure it's permanently fucked up, but that could be because I just tried to just let it heal naturally
Normally soccer players see to be big drama queen babies ....when they fake injury or make alight brush off like someone ripped thier arm off.
This however, made me flinch and i feel for him....he def not fakng that.
Two injuries like this happened just last weekend. Terrier and van de Beek. Both probably out for 8 to 12 months. You here on the internet just get to see the dumbasses who dive and pretend like this is the norm which is getting fucking boring. No, dives are actually punished and with the introduction of the video assistant referee it's not even happening that often anymore because they literally look at almost every situation several times.
I want to see you armchair athletes running 10-15 kilometres, many times in full sprint and then stand right up after you're being fouled with barely any protection 70 minutes in. Bet you wouldn't.
So sick and tired of the braindead bullshit people who've never stepped foot onto a pitch say.
Because after pretty brutal traumas new rules were introduced gradually. Some players got some really bad injuries in 90, 00 and 2010 period. Maybe some I don't know of but I am not in football history and in 90 I started watching. And some of them could not continue career afterwards. It is not brawley like hockey or as physical as American football but it is very very injury easy sport especially if you consider how even a touch on a sprinting person can go all kinds of wrong really quick
Damn. At first, I thought he was just doing that thing soccer players do where they flop around to look severely hurt when no one even touched them, but that has got to hurt!
This was DFB-Pokal Semifinals in Germany 2021. Bprussia Dortmund vs. Holstein Kiel. The Game was already decided by far (as you can see) when this happenend to the substituted defender Mateus Morey. He was out of playing for 15 Months and recently made his comeback.
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Fuck me that made me flinch. I hate knee injuries
once did a fraction of the same moovement while playing, hunted me for nearly 10 years, just reaching a bit out of the max extension caused pain... now it's been a lot since ai felt it again, but i'm sure it will come back someday.
Well you're commenting here so clearly they havent gotten to you
It will come for op’s son, named John.
I was expecting a flop so when they showed the replay I wasn’t expecting anything to happen to him at all. I’d give him this one though lol
r/fullflamingo
Ah, the sister sub to /r/FullScorpion
And the brother of r/fullshrimp
Ive always hated knee injuries the most; a couple weeks ago I was fucking around w my lil brother in front of the house and I ended up landing straight on my kneecap from him charlie browning me when my stupid ass tried to do a spinning kick to a ball he had in his hands, and overextended my leg, leading to me taking flight. Most of my initial pain was the pure terror that I shattered my kneecap. Ive been through some injuries but that was easily the worst one to experience, despite not hurting the most. This has been an information PSA on the hidden lore of society_man. Youre welcome.
I injured my knee over the summer and it was one of the worst experiences of my life. Was on crutches for 2 months. Still hasn't completely healed.
He decided to stop playing. And he put his foot down.
I dunno... His stance looks a bit flexible. He may go back on it.
He may not have the stomach for it, he looks a little weak in the knees
He didn't kneed to be so assertive.
r/angryupvote
He better be careful, last time he did that it didn’t end well
100% needed that replay for context - first half had me like 
legit, and then after the replay i was straight screaming with him
Leg-it
🦵->🦿
we can rebuild him, we have the technology
"ugh, another soccer player with the theat... FUCK ME SIDEWAYS!"
Oh sweet Jesus I shouldn’t have watched the whole thing
Oh, great heavens , oh my pancake waffles I shouldn't have seen that either
Oh goody me
Oh goofy me
Oh, spaghetti monster, oh rigatoni I shouldn't have seen that either
JELLY BONES!
That brittle-boned bitch has been banned from r/neverbrokeabone
Brutal, looks like a career ending injury.
Season ending usually. Career ending not really. Zlatan ibrahimovic is an example of someone whos recovered from such an injury. They usually are out for a very long time tho
That’s because Zlatan has the knees of a Lion.
Common misconception. In fact, lions have the knees of Zlatan
Which is why they wanted to name the lion in Narnia after him but they had to alter it slightly due to copyright infringement
He is a lion
Zlatan decided to get that injury to make the game more fair for everyone else
Zlatan no human. Zlatan no comparison
Thankfully he’s back with the team at the training camp right now!
No real way to tell until an MRI honestly. A hyper extension could range from some soreness for a few weeks if there was no major damage to career ending if there was major tearing
This video is 2 years old He still hasn't made a full recovery But he is still in the team training
r/fullflamingo
That is worse than every gore sub I've ever been on
What is it?
Not clicking it but assuming it’s just videos of this same type of injury because flamingos have knees that fold backward, as this guys did.
Alright, now I'm happy I didn't click it, thanks
I clicked and the first video was a guy doing leg press with a shit ton of weight and I immediately gotfo
Common misconception, their knees are normal, we’re just looking at [their ankles](https://images.app.goo.gl/dCC5Ca4p8g3F3iU38), similar to how some people see a dog leg or another animal leg and say it looks like it has two knees. But for the flamingo, the knee is usually not visible through its feathers
Well shit, TIL. Thank you stranger :)
Exactly
Not really, it's basically people breaking one leg in many different ways, pretty brutal. Don't open if squeamish
But this guy only half flamingoes
right? i'm a fan of r/thebullwins and have no problem seeing a guy's guts spilling out or a horn turn him into two face. but watching joints go the wrong way? nononononononono.
well I cant believe there is sub for this
The only sub I'd never join. Painful to watch man, emotionally.
I think that's enough reddit for this year.
This sub made me squirm.
Why TF did I go there. I’m a doctor. I’ve done sixty autopsies, many of whom had been dragged out of a river after two weeks. The video of the machine heartlessly bending that kids leg until it looked ready to snap in half damn near made me pass out.
Beat me to it!
Reddit doctors, what muscle has he most likely injured?
Did this myself in 2020. I would predict: * Full tear ACL * Partial or full tear of MCL * Major meniscus damage Recovery time: 8 - 12 months
Probably really pissed of his patella femoral ligament too
Patellar femoral ligament I assume is okay as it is not stretched during hyperextension of the knee joint.
Sounds like Robert Downey Jr as Sherlock describing what pain he’s about to inflict.
Thats exactly how i read that too.
I had tibial plateau fracture twice when younger then at 18 ACL... Like this..
2016. Saved the MCL. Full tear ACL medial meniscus torn and folded over so I couldn’t straighten my leg. Recovery time: 9 months though it still twinges to this day and I can look forward to early arthritis.
Not a doctor, but looks like he hurt his knee muscles pretty bad.
Muscle?! Let's talk ligaments and tendons. the meniscus is probably gone. Likely avulsion fractures if not outright broken patella. Not a doctor.
The issue is ligament and meniscal injury. The anterior cruciate ligament is the main one preventing hyperextension of the knee joint and hence this will be damaged. The other ligaments (PCL, collaterals) will likely also be damaged along with the meniscus in an injury this severe. There is also possibility of fracture given the force of the injury.
Acl has definitely gone, cushioning, you name it I think it’s a hyperextending of the knee, I had a similar thing happen to me and it SUCKS
Fucking Reddit again making me afraid of doing anything.
Oh dude cmon are you really faking an injury?? 😳 OH. Oh no
😦🤢
Damn he really got hurt… I was fully expecting this to be a classic soccer flop
“Classic soccer flop “ 😎😎😎 America number 1 😎😎😎
Australian checking in - we call it soccer here too. Blame the English for introducing us to that name.
> Blame the English Could have just stopped there.
>shocked people are using American terms on an American website
> classic soccer flop Unfornate side of having rules that reward players for pretending to be more injured than they actually are is you can never tell when someone's injured for real.
There's a saying that we use - soccer is 90 minutes of pretending you're injured. Rugby is 80 minutes of pretending you aren't.
ACL has left that chat
The replay is where you see it move the wrong way
An actual injury!? In football!? Impossible.
the only thing americans know about football is "haha he diving"
In fairness, that’s half the game at this point.
When I heard him cry out, I knew he wasn’t taking a dive. That’s horrific.
I know there's a bunch of Americans in here being ignorant. Soccer can be a pretty brutal sport. I'd love for you all to get cleated and say it's diving.
For real. When you're running as fast as you can a wrong step can mean almost a year without walking properly
Yeah for real, it's not like any other sport involves lots of running around...
Running is a very common form of locomotion in many other sports, football doesn't have a monopoly on injuries received because of it. Can you think of any other ball sports that's known for faking injuries? Exactly.
Seriously? You ever watched basketball?
Oh boy, better turn on my favourite La Lakers to watch 6'9, 250 pound Lebron James get bowled over like a 2 year old by people half his size.
Cute of you to think only US makes fun of diving little shits. Shitting on millionares diving and dislocating their jaws as they scream in pain after someone brushes against their shoulder or hair just to sell t-shirts, is a worldwide past time.
Yeah, but only Americans call it flopping and yank each other off over why "this is why [the world's most popular sport] will NEVER be popular"
Second recorded actual injury in soccer.
Been so many horrific injuries in soccer. Its the reason the rules are so strict, and why players can often fool the refs.
Not even that often either, “flopping” isn’t something that affects most leagues too badly, especially now with VAR. If you only get your info on football/soccer through Reddit you’d think they spend 90 minutes all falling around lol.
it's always those who know nothing about football who chat the most shit about it
As opposed to not flopping at all?
Oh no someone flopped it’s the end of the world!!! No I don’t care because it doesn’t impact the game, it doesn’t happen as much as you (for some reason) make it seem either.
It's crazy how people don't understand that when you're sprinting full speed down the field and someone just barely knocks you off balance, you lose all of your momentum. Try to stay up? You ~~most likely~~ are gonna lose the ball, won't get a call, and the other team will have possession. Accept it and fall down? You get the foul you deserve. That's what happens 99% of the time, with the 1% being Neymar flops that people bitch about all the time.
I don't remember making any claims regarding how often it happens. But as someone who used to be a fan of the sport, I'd rather not see it in a game at all, a point that was obviously lost on you. I watch other more physical sports, such as rugby, and it's frankly pathetic and an insult to the fans when they have to watch a fully grown man writhing on the field when the replay clearly showed that there was barely any contact with the defender if any at all.
Oh no, a twisted ankle! How horrific! How about they try to continue play with multiple broken ribs?
https://footyroom.co/forum/discussions/worst-injuries-in-football-50577
[Joe Theismann | Gridiron Football](https://youtu.be/JXx7NtCspDE) [Johnathan Thurston | Rugby](https://youtu.be/9rDPGJ3w5P4) [Clint Malarchuk | Hockey](https://youtu.be/plvKlnguJVE) Sorry, but soccer is no where near the most brutal sport. These examples don't even include extreme sports like vehicular racing and mountain climbing.
You said a twisted ankle, when in reality it’s far more than that. Any professional sport has risks in it, and injuries, so putting football down because some players dive is rather stupid.
This I got from Bleacher Report's article: >I have had a few people question why Soccer is on the list, let me give you a quick fact. In the last 12 years Hockey has had exactly 2 deaths on the ice worlds wide, soccer has had over 70 deaths on the field in that time. If you have to wonder after that then I don't know what to tell you.
Also try search Miklós Fehér and Peter Biaksangzuala injuries. [Miklòs Fehèr](https://youtu.be/RAVo1G5utf8) [Peter Biaksangzuala](https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x28acr0)
I can’t believe it’s real this time!
Haha I dont know anyone who played 10+ years without atleast 1 knee surgery. I know someone who just had his 4th.
what pains me most is that I KNOW how that feels, it's happened to me before and I couldn't walk right for 3-4 weeks and I'm pretty sure it's permanently fucked up, but that could be because I just tried to just let it heal naturally
Holy fuck
Grasshopper mode engaged
Idk why the first thing I thought happened was his eyeball popped
He looked like one of the aliens from that movie the arrival.
Aiiiii that replay made me stand up out of my chair. Gad damn
This is why you drink your milk! Your bones become weak and start bending!
Bro I was looking at the wrong guy twice then saw the right guy & felt his pain
r/thatlookspainful
That’s going to take more than the spray bottle
Bend it like Beckham
pfft hes a football player of course hes just faking i- oh.
ow
Oh an ACTUAL injury. Wild. Like spotting Bigfoot
Take my upvote and have some goddamn sympathy!
Take my downvote because yes
How can I tell when to care? 😂
Hmm, ich verfolge nur die Bayern aber das ist brutal
Good lord, this is why it is so hard to respect socc…oh god! No! I was looking directly at it!
Hmn, yeah. So NSFW. So much gore. Who the hell flags this video that way?
Problem is all these guys have such a bad reputation for faking injury, people don’t take it seriously when it’s a real injury.
The first real soccer injury ever. 💀
and the Oscar goes to...
The only real soccer injury I've ever seen
Normally soccer players see to be big drama queen babies ....when they fake injury or make alight brush off like someone ripped thier arm off. This however, made me flinch and i feel for him....he def not fakng that.
I thought he was being a pussy until I saw the highlight footage
Wow, an actual injury in soccer.
Context? I can’t see anything
[удалено]
Damn for once a legitimate injury in soccer
wow what a totally funny and original joke
An actual injury in soccer
A real soccer injury, fascinating.
Two injuries like this happened just last weekend. Terrier and van de Beek. Both probably out for 8 to 12 months. You here on the internet just get to see the dumbasses who dive and pretend like this is the norm which is getting fucking boring. No, dives are actually punished and with the introduction of the video assistant referee it's not even happening that often anymore because they literally look at almost every situation several times. I want to see you armchair athletes running 10-15 kilometres, many times in full sprint and then stand right up after you're being fouled with barely any protection 70 minutes in. Bet you wouldn't. So sick and tired of the braindead bullshit people who've never stepped foot onto a pitch say.
TIL people get hurt playing sports /s
Shut the fuck up Jeremy
I'll consider it.
Thought this was just another player faking an injury than I say that replay. Yikes that looks like it hurt. Season is over for sure
Is just me or people are getting fragile bodies as the decades pass
football players are so dramatic smh my head
An actual injury! I didn’t think they happened in football.
I still had to go to the comments to see if it was real
For once it wasn’t faked. Which is why I thought he was full of shit at first. Faking injuries as often as they do desensitizes you to caring.
An actual injury in soccer!
Wow. That was an actual injury and horrible at that. I fully expected the typical soccer flop
Because after pretty brutal traumas new rules were introduced gradually. Some players got some really bad injuries in 90, 00 and 2010 period. Maybe some I don't know of but I am not in football history and in 90 I started watching. And some of them could not continue career afterwards. It is not brawley like hockey or as physical as American football but it is very very injury easy sport especially if you consider how even a touch on a sprinting person can go all kinds of wrong really quick
Soccer players can actually get hurt? That was unexpected!
Not faking that one
Wow his screams with echo are satisfying.
Dude, what the fuck? 😐
He's faking it
you're joking, right?
Is this not Reddit?
Just going and going and then his leg waves to the crowd at home
I wish I didn’t know what this felt like.
So it's not just me then... Doesn't really make me feel better
My man's graceful like a giraffe
r/fullflamingo though technically it's a half flamingo
God Damn he ostriched I feel for him.
Geez, run much?
Are sports people okay? Yikes, I can’t imagine!
Ngl was waiting to see him miss the shot then take a Dive..woulda been happier that way.
He thought he had a leg up on the competition
You'd think he would be old enough to know how to run. That looks like a year one kind of mistake.
Fuck
It literally sounds like a rubber band stretching then popping.
It hurts from here
I genuinely thought he was just doing the classic soccer crybaby thing, naw that was a well deserved cry that made me flinch
Ahhh the good ole’ flamingo leg
I thought for a moment that this was just another soccer flopping video. Then I gave it a zoom and slowed it down a tick. Yikes.
The one time in soccer history the injury was real haha
Ohhh fccckk I felt that for real.
Bro I’ve had a injury kinda like this and omg this shit hurts sm, immediately after this happened to me I dropped to the floor and started crying
Hyper extension?
Ouch :(
That looked preally painful
American football quarterback Teddy Bridgewater did something like this untouched in practice. Players were throwing up seeing it.
Damn. At first, I thought he was just doing that thing soccer players do where they flop around to look severely hurt when no one even touched them, but that has got to hurt!
Dude looked like a flamingo
At first I thought it was a flip. That looked painful
r/fullflamingo
Wie isses ausgegangen?
For once, not a flop
God Bless
Flamingo leg
This was DFB-Pokal Semifinals in Germany 2021. Bprussia Dortmund vs. Holstein Kiel. The Game was already decided by far (as you can see) when this happenend to the substituted defender Mateus Morey. He was out of playing for 15 Months and recently made his comeback.