Quotes About Injury

You just kind of deal with it. Manage it. Do what you can do, but when it hit my hamstring, it was something I couldn't control and something I couldn't play through.

Just one night at a show in New York, I literally passed out and fell off the stage.

In climbing, if you injure just one finger you can't do it. But with slacklining as long as you can walk, you can walk the line.

I haven't been injured at all. It's just one of those things which does happen in football.

There is a point at which even justice does injury.

I was not keen on fitness before injury and now I am very keen on fitness.

Bernd Leno's injury has changed my career. Other great goalkeepers - such as Iker Casillas - have got their big opportunities when the first-choice keeper was injured.

She just kept hitting me in the head with her fists, over, and over and over.

I once thought I would never be able to kick a ball again.

Not every time someone gets hit these days with a kick, they don't necessarily take a flat-back. Maybe less flat-backs add time to a career, but if they miss some of it, it just seems like you're done.

Bill Goldberg kicked me in the head and ended my career because he didn't know what he was doing.

Political rivals attacked me. I was savagely beaten. I was kicked in the face and I lost my eye as a result.

Low kicks, you need to throw at least 20 to finish the guy, and he has 20 chances to block you, and you can break your leg.

Kicks to the legs, they're not very cool. They're brutal.

I got injured when I was a kid, and it prevented me from becoming a footballer.

The plantar fasciitis that I had before it really kinda bothered me when I directly cut on the foot.

It's kinda frustrating to play on an injury, not certain what's the problem.

In the past when I'd made my 33 lbs weight cut there would always be some small injury, my back, my knee or something else.

When my knee feels good, I'm always going to feel I can do more.

I am into coaching and punditry, but I do miss being able to run around and kick a football which I can't do because of my knee. I had always been alright but it plagued my last season at Reading.

When I hurt my knee, I knew it was time to retire from dancing, and I needed a job just to pay the bills, and I ended up as a receptionist for about three-four years.

My knee has always given me problems. But it got to the point where I actually had to start giving up things. And I hate that.

Even when I was young, playing college football, and I injured my knee, I bounced right back.

I screwed my knee up once because I fell off the stage.