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    Does anyone think "Physically Damaged" not appropriate?

    When a player gets injured, he's tagged as "Physically Damaged", sounds like a permanently damaged product, anyone thinks it's not appropriate? Maybe "injured" or "out of action" sounds better?

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    Quote Originally Posted by redsnoopy View Post
    When a player gets injured, he's tagged as "Physically Damaged", sounds like a permanently damaged product, anyone thinks it's not appropriate? Maybe "injured" or "out of action" sounds better?
    I think it would be interesting to see what actually happened to your player like broken bones or torn hamstring or something that would sound better.

    I think “Physically Damaged” sounds like you crashed a car, I am not sure, physically damaged is a bit inappropriate to explain an injury because it doesn’t fully explain it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Max McClean View Post
    I think it would be interesting to see what actually happened to your player like broken bones or torn hamstring or something that would sound better.

    I think “Physically Damaged” sounds like you crashed a car, I am not sure, physically damaged is a bit inappropriate to explain an injury because it doesn’t fully explain it.


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    Yeah, it would be better to just say 'injured', but perhaps there's a translation issue with this word.

    'Old' Top Eleven had actual descriptions of what the actual injury was but it was sometimes like the AM comments during the match - 'XXX pulls up holding his hamstring'; after the match he's out for 16 days with a broken leg...
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    Quote Originally Posted by talisman View Post
    Yeah, it would be better to just say 'injured', but perhaps there's a translation issue with this word.

    'Old' Top Eleven had actual descriptions of what the actual injury was but it was sometimes like the AM comments during the match - 'XXX pulls up holding his hamstring'; after the match he's out for 16 days with a broken leg...
    There was a time when even a player would be injured when an opposing player spat on him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tactician View Post
    There was a time when even a player would be injured when an opposing player spat on him.
    Injured due to germs in the spitum 😁

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    "Give a rest to your battered player"