Correct! Obviously it wouldn't stop all of them but the right training and preparation can have a real impact on the likelihood of injuries occuring (even broken bones) and minimise the severity when they do occur. You only have to look on google to see for yourself.

Was my reply, to your reply, a little bit beyond you? Bless, I'll let you off!

Sorry, double post!

Don't ever apologise, even when your wrong.

Correct, injuries and key players gone leaves us with a poor squad playing badly, can't see how it can be turned around and would be very suprised if we can beat a Hull side disrupted by injury.

Maybe the Kear and Cooke factor can be the difference, though i really doubt it.

It doesn't help when players get overplayed. Tickle and fitz do way too many minutes and agar's poor rotation mean they are fatigued later in games and do tend to be more susceptible to injuries. Broken bones are generally bad luck but poor technique due to fatigue can be a factor

To be fair, If we dont perform tonight if Agar did to decide to put it down to injuries he would be within his rights I do have sympathy with him as he is down to the bare bones, and had it been a new coach people would be willing to understand, but he has made his bed for one thing by not picking his strongest side when it has been available this season, add that to the past two seasons which he has hid under the injuries and not my team etc excuses, he made the decision to go with a smaller squad and signing big name players, this was the season we were promised things would be different and whatever the circumstances he will be under pressure if we continue to not perform.

wakey have lost tronc, brough and newton, plus they have morrison injured. Taking those players out of their squad is more damaging than us losing who we have IMO so injuries shouldn't stop us winning tonight.

Interesting to think that if he'd played moa on Saturday that maybe radford wouldn't have played and would be fit to play tonight

Injuries are part and parcel of rugby league, every team gets them to varying levels and every player will be injured at some point.

If you are going to judge Agar I would suggest you should judge him on how he gets his fit players performing both individually and collectively not because some players are sat in the treatment room.

That would require a coach with some forward thinking and planning. Sorry Jake but that wont happen whilst Agar is in charge!