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    Quote Originally Posted by Gully View Post
    Can someone direct me to the "head injuries in soccer" thread? I've heard that is actually a bigger problem. I wonder why there aren't Outside the Lines specials focusing on the awful aspects of that terrible game?
    And all this time I thought soccer was terrible because it was boring.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gully View Post
    Can someone direct me to the "head injuries in soccer" thread? I've heard that is actually a bigger problem. I wonder why there aren't Outside the Lines specials focusing on the awful aspects of that terrible game?
    Not a thread but here you go. Turns out hitting your head repeatedly, with anything, even a soccer ball, is not good for your brain. Who knew?

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    I have read very little of this thread or any links that have been placed in it, but you have to be off your rocker if you think there's no chance of any brain injury in any sport, especially contact sports. That's like someone going into a fire fighting career and expecting to not get hot, inhale smoke, get wet, or get burned. The second you sign up for anything, you're acknowledging you're taking a risk to your body. Stop whining and play or get off the field.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BisonNation11 View Post
    I have read very little of this thread or any links that have been placed in it, but you have to be off your rocker if you think there's no chance of any brain injury in any sport, especially contact sports. That's like someone going into a fire fighting career and expecting to not get hot, inhale smoke, get wet, or get burned. The second you sign up for anything, you're acknowledging you're taking a risk to your body. Stop whining and play or get off the field.
    Exactly. This is just another example of people trying to make themselves feel better by "doing something".
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    Quote Originally Posted by BisonNation11 View Post
    I have read very little of this thread or any links that have been placed in it, but you have to be off your rocker if you think there's no chance of any brain injury in any sport, especially contact sports. That's like someone going into a fire fighting career and expecting to not get hot, inhale smoke, get wet, or get burned. The second you sign up for anything, you're acknowledging you're taking a risk to your body. Stop whining and play or get off the field.
    I guess I missed the replies and/or claims stating that there is no chance of head injury while playing any sport, especially contact sports. I can't imagine anyone would make that claim, especially right now.

    I started the thread because I heard the story of this kid dying and how unbelievably irresponsible the coaches were with dealing with an obvious concussion situation. Did the kid know football could cause a head injury? I'm assuming yes. That doesn't change the fact that those coaches, who are supposedly trained in recognizing concussions and their symptoms, failed miserably in looking out for the players health.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EPBison View Post
    I guess I missed the replies and/or claims stating that there is no chance of head injury while playing any sport, especially contact sports. I can't imagine anyone would make that claim, especially right now.

    I started the thread because I heard the story of this kid dying and how unbelievably irresponsible the coaches were with dealing with an obvious concussion situation. Did the kid know football could cause a head injury? I'm assuming yes. That doesn't change the fact that those coaches, who are supposedly trained in recognizing concussions and their symptoms, failed miserably in looking out for the players health.
    I apologize for going off topic with it and that story is absolutely terrible. I've expressed many times I have never played the game but I do recognize that in any of the sports I have played the risk is always there. I guess I'm just tired of hearing people say sports aren't safe and them wanting someone to pay for what has happened despite the fact they knew it could happen all along.

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