supporters injuries

[dockerbabe]

i was just wondering if anyone has been injured whilst watching the game
i got injured last night when i got hit with the ball on my shoulder now i am having trouble moving my shoulder which sux

 

[kuepper]

Originally posted by Frodo
Being a Freo supporter means you have a permanent injury....to the brain

Possibly, however when compared and contrasted to the fact that the entire eagles squad and fanbase share 2 hearts, it sort of puts it in context, doesnt it troll!

 

[Freo Hitman]

I seen last season a guy carrying 2 trays of beer stack it down the stairs , luckily for him I did the right thing & checked if he atleast saved 1 beer.
The poor sack lost the lot in front of a full house.

 

[FreoGirl]

My mum had a heart attack at a game in 1978 (?) when Archie Duda had a whack at Brian Peake in a semi final at Subiaco Oval. Mum had to miss the entire next season, including the famous 1979 Derby Grandfinal!!!

I'm not sure what year my own disaster was in, but thinking it was about 1974. I was all set to dash across Lathlain Park to get an 'Old Easts' autograph, when I fell face first across some old wooden benches, before catching the fence...two very black eyes

We've had rocks thrown at us at some of the earlier Dockers/Eagles games.

 

[Freo Hitman]

I myself have been relatively lucky.
The only thing i can think of was once at Perth Oval I grabbed a hamburger & on the way home I was feeling a little dodgy. By the time I got home I didnt even wait 2 minutes before exploding at both ends

 

[ACT exile]

My Daughter, a child who has always had trouble with sun and heat, got what I asume was sunstroke one warm winters day at Subi - throwing up like a buety, she was 8 or so I think. The only time I ever left the ground before the final siren. She is now 15 and plays back pocket for the Eastlake seniors, undefeted and 2 games clear on the ladder.