can football and socccer be a deadly game!?

Question

i mean really can it it looks scary tell me ur experience PLEASE!

Answer 1

of course it can! i had one terrible experience when this guy kicked the ball and i saw it coming FAST toward me and my friends [who you wont know anything about] and we all yelled and dodged it. we asked the guy if he was trying to kill us and he said yes... it was VERY tramatic. you had to be there.

Answer 2

Deadly? Hardly. Barring external and improbable factors such as hooliganism stalking you post-game and lightning bolts striking you as you play, chances of dying is unlikely for the normal Joe, but like most physical activities, you may get injured every now and then.

Having played soccer all of my life, the only injuries I've personally experienced were rolled ankles, pulled muscles, and stitches. I got the stitches going for a header off a corner kick, but got hit by the goalie punching the ball out. I didn't even know I was cut open, until I realized that the sweat I thought I had rubbed off my head was blood and the referee stopping the game to get me off the field and treated (3-5 stitches just outside of my left eyebrow). Maybe it could've been possible to get a fatal blow to the head during that play if the goalie or another player had the malicious intent and skill/knowledge to kill someone with one blow like in the movies, but then that wouldn't be the game killing you, it would be just some thug in a street fight. Anyways, you may get banged up during the course of a game, but you'll heal---I certainly didn't die and I'm now able to share some cool Scar stories.

While there are various studies that debate the neuropsychological effects that heading in soccer has on players, there hasn't been anything very concrete or coherent that I've come across to indicate that the studies properly conclude whether it's correlation or causation. I would think the force and frequency of a header on a ball in a soccer match wouldn't compare to the frequency and force of a boxing glove in a boxing match. Getting jarred by a tackle, whether soccer or football, wouldn't impact your noggin as a direct hit would.

While I haven't addressed football, I've played recreational tackle football without equipment with friends. Sure you may get thrown to the ground, but more times than not, you're falling on grass or dirt. And while tackles in soccer and football will get you dirty and possibly injured on occasion, death would happen in very rare circumstances like a person being unfit or unequipped---something severe like the person has a terminal disease or condition restricting physically exerting oneself in a competitive sport .

With all that said, "Consult your doctor"

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Few years ago I would say no. I used to play soccer, and oftentimes injuries we suffered were just sprained ankle or small wounds. The most severe injury were broken arm or leg. It may make you disabled for a while, but will never kill you.

But recent matches in soccer seem getting more and more brutal. I had never imagine two goalies knocked down in one match! One goalie had to face possibility of brain injury! Yes, I am talking about Peter Cech and Carlo Cudicini (Chelsea). And referee could not do anything to make sure this would not happen again in the future. I think we should think carefully about this.

Answer 5

It's a pretty aggressive game, but it's not really deadly. I mean, sure someone could die playing it, anything is possible, but it's a rare thing, I'm certain. Sometimes a player might get seriously hurt, maybe a broken leg/metatarsal, a gash in their thigh, a concussion, a sprain, or something like that, but players don't usually die. You just have to have what it takes to play an aggressive game.

Answer 6

only if you're a wimp and you're scared of mud ;) and getting hit by the ball :D

Answer 7

i guess it can
but i highly dout it i dont think its that dangerous