Yes, soccer players do get a wide variety of injuries.
yes !!!yes the managers tell them to so that they can get penalties or free kicks!
Yes, they would all be sports where players do get injuries.
Soccer players get leg injuries, and occasionaly they get a head cut, but most of the time their "injuries" are faked, trying to get the ref to give the other team a penalty.
It is rough tackles and long time injuries after operations.
soccer arobics is a way that soccer players can stay fit or at practice get in shape faster. Just like arobics the players keep moving to improve muscle building. In mls when the players are coming off injuries or from a break they go into soccer aronics. Which is soccer and arobics combined into one.
That sport would have to be soccer. all you use in soccer is your knee and its been proven that its most common in soccer players.
A lot. u cant find the exact number cuz there are many soccer players who get hurt everyday, so u cant find the exact # of injuries in America.
are you serious?? players are hurt every day, there are injuries in matches all around the world all the time
sprained angle, knee, pulled hamstring, bleeding Most likely is that soccer players will get knee problems... i have a knee problem from soccer since i was nine.
Football players are undoubtedly tougher than soccer players. Football players tackle each other every game, slam into each other, pile on top of each other, and is the sport most prone to injuries and concussions. Soccer players are tough for running endurance, but football players run hundreds of yards a game, just not as much as a soccer player. In all, football players are tougher than soccer players. Soccer is tougher because you don't wear protection from head to toe like in football. Where in soccer you tackle,kick,shoot and all that stuff without protection.
ties, fake injuries, FIFA, World gets excited, I went to a Vuvuzela Concert and a Soccer Game Broke Out