Danish said:
when he jumps up fresh as a daisy and resuming play, not more than a minute after he was a temporary quadraplegic (numb from the neck down??) that i start to think that perhaps his injury wasn't as serious as he made out at the time. And certainly not as serious as he is claiming in that 2 bit article.
LOL @ '2 bit article'. Now why would that be? By any chance would it be because it erodes your argument?
He wasn't fresh as a daisy.
It was more than a minute.
In any case, this undermines your ridiculous point that it takes only '20 seconds' to get a medicab on the field, given that one was on its way.
How many more times do you want to be proven wrong?
A medi-cab (although not needed) was on the field - they thought he was hurt.
Team medics thought he was hurt.
Trainers thought he was hurt.
Players from both sides thought he was hurt.
The referee thought he was hurt.
Hell, even Timmins thought he was hurt.
But Dr Danish and his merry band of armchair experts know better.
In your effort to call Timmins a liar, you yourself are resorting to telling whoppers.
Your credibility is shot to bits. Give it up.
Danish said:
If you want to turn it into an argument about moving a geniunely injured player too quickly then be my guest.
Actually it was you who said a medi-cab only takes 20 seconds and Timmins should have gone out back somewhere. I was was merely wondering how he can do this without a magic wand.
Danish said:
Timmins wasnt a geniunely injured player. Certainly not to the extent he claims. So its a pointless argument.
Its pointless to you because you heading southwards at a rate of knots. You've got nothing.