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My ligaments are the manliest around! It was my anterior cruciate - that pansy Gazza's snapped. Mine held it together like a boss and instead ripped the spine out of the top of my tibia.
Nasty stuff. It probably hurt enough to make a chap need a swift drink.
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014
I had an avulsion fracture in my left tibia while I was a Royal Marine, and then a few more years of overcompensating while lugging my own body weight in kit on my back didn't help the other knee.
They aren't 'destroyed' but I can't run more than a mile. I do suspect that if I saw a podiatrist and got my gait compensated for it might help a lot though. I had some carbon-fibre inserts made for my boots when I was having physio after the operation and they turned me from a complete cripple to being able to run 20 miles overnight.
I'm expecting arthritis as I age, so I'm happy delaying that as much as possible by using the bike instead of running
I had an avulsion fracture in my left tibia while I was a Gladiator, and then a few more years of overcompensating while lugging my own body weight in kit on my back didn't help the other knee.
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