Good luck to Kevin MacDonald


By Stomp Admin
May 29 2009

Who today has under gone surgery to have a pin placed in his arm after he broke it during the Playoff final Vs Ayr United. Kevin has now appeared in over 100 games for the Diamonds and still has a year to go in his contract.

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Good luck to Kevin MacDonald
Discussion started by The Stomp (IP Logged), 29/05/2009 18:56
The Stomp
The Stomp
29/05/2009 18:56
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stu111
IF carat diamond
29/05/2009 19:26
All the best.

big jim-wrexham diamond
big jim-wrexham diamond
29/05/2009 20:31
Hawd on, does that mean he played a game, or at least part of it, with a brokem arm?

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Chris Mac
29/05/2009 21:00
Yes I believe it does!

Diamond Inca
Diamond Inca
29/05/2009 21:05
Just shows you he must have a bit of commitment to the cause to do that!

Good luck KMac, hope it heals quickly.

AllyBallyBee
Dandy Hill
29/05/2009 21:11
I always thought he had a screw loose

Gordon Thomson
The Hairy Onion
29/05/2009 21:45
Is that the only reason Black subbed him??? Fecker has broke my heart watching him stroll aimlessly around out midfield for the last 3 seasons.

Pin in a voodoo doll that useless waste needs!

Just Me
Just Me
29/05/2009 21:46
He injured his arm when fouled about 10 minutes before he was substituted. He was holding his arm when he came off.

Gordon Thomson
The Hairy Onion
29/05/2009 21:51
I saw fans at games with broken bones still manage to PAY to watch useless nontriers get our club relegated and have to suffer agitating their injuries getting to and from games. First injury I can remember MacDonald picking up, he seems to have a good knack of nursing himself gently through games.

big jim-wrexham diamond
big jim-wrexham diamond
29/05/2009 22:11
Regardless of my opinion about the guys ability, i've got a lot of respect for him doing that. How many others, at any level of football, would have carried on with a snapped arm?

Diamond Lad
Diamond Lad
29/05/2009 22:25
what happend?

Just Me
Just Me
29/05/2009 22:30
He was fouled and fell down. I'm sure he fell on his arm. He had treatment and carried on until substituted quite a few minutes later. To be fair to him [which I'm sure some people won't] he did not make a big thing off it but clearly was in pain when he came off.

Diamond Inca
Diamond Inca
30/05/2009 00:15
Yeah, Just Me, it was clear he was in a lot of pain but didn't want to come off at the time.

I was sickened by the comments of some clown near where I sit that he hoped it was nothing trivial. Fair enough, KMac isn't everyone's cup of tea but to be so unsympathetic to someone who has clearly suffered a genuine injury is cr@p.

Lord Roden
Lord Roden
30/05/2009 00:22
I hope that when his arm's better then he can play better.Doubt it,but I can only hope.

ss..schlecht
ss..schlecht
30/05/2009 10:24
Question is, will he still be able to play the piano?

Diamond F
Diamond F
30/05/2009 11:37
Hoefully he will now have a 6 million dollar arm which will drag the rest of him along !!!

AirdrieLad1977
AirdrieLad1977
30/05/2009 12:19
I thought this was going to say good luck in your move to a new club (Sm18)

gdw11
gdw11
30/05/2009 18:25
aw the best after all it`s only a game not life and death,Ihave calmed down a bit since sunday when Icould have murdered the @#$%&

Brian Bollen
Brian Bollen
01/06/2009 12:34
- How many others, at any level of football, would have carried on with a snapped arm?

I once played more or less a full game for Midland Bank 7th XI in 1982 with a fractured arm, having fallen heavily in the opening minutes. That got me a fortnight off work just before my banking exams, but I still failed them...

Tuco
Tuco
01/06/2009 12:36
Good luck KMac,swift healing.thumbs down

http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/9919/wallach.jpg When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk

The real Desmond Dekker
The real Desmond Dekker
01/06/2009 14:12
And I thought that you usually pinned a tail ON a donkey, not put a pin INSIDE one!

airdrie_mucker2002
++AmmO++
01/06/2009 20:47
What a brave wee lamb "woor Kev" is. I dislocated my knee playing a game of 7's at the Matt Busby, i'd have played on except my left knee cap was popping out the side of my leg (Sm142)

MESSAGES->author
Chris Mac
02/06/2009 23:02
Oh can we do the "Jaws" I've got the biggest scar from playing football topic!

I broke my foot in two places when playing agaist Celt!c, we went on to beat them 7-1 and I played through the second half!

If my wife ever reads this I hobbled off and wasn't stupid enough to continue playing (Sm115)

Diamond Inca
Diamond Inca
02/06/2009 23:22
Can't we do the Mel Gibson / Rene Russo "Lethal Weapon 3" scar comparisons thread Chris, as I don't have any footie related scars? I do, however, have a nice one from cooking that most dangerous of fish, the Rainbow Trout!!

Allstars #9
Allstars
03/06/2009 09:34
Chris some folk said you played for years wi one leg

boom boom

MESSAGES->author
Chris Mac
03/06/2009 09:44
Quote:
Chris some folk said you played for years wi one leg
boom boom

One leg would have been a bonus!!!

Diamante_Dave
Diamante_Dave
03/06/2009 10:45
Did is operation go well?

Lord Roden
Lord Roden
03/06/2009 11:04
Chris,you're my new hero....but ONLY 7-1?(Sm102)

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