Injuries are a pivotal issue for any player in the professional sport,at any level and that really takes away something valuable in the players career. Most of us never get time to have and cast a view over it. Things happen so fast in some speed, that its never in the attention's arc. Yet,most so often, fates are decided by the fact that,those who play well, they contribute the team to win, those who can't, thats because injuries taken away that.
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Maybe, no player can go a long way unto the end of their career, undisturbed and with a smooth flow ahead of their time. Its okay for most of the time and all of a sudden a strange outbreak, a break of momentum, some hard hit on the body, strain injuries,one hamstring torn,or foul or offensive move occurred in a while - all these things manipulate to a larger extent which sums up to be in the state of injury.
I personally seen and observed many times when a key player got Injured and in a blink of a moment got onto the stretcher and out of the playground instantly. That happened when just a match away from the championship. Since, a key player is a vital part of the matches a team plays and collectively quite some times it becomes part of a reality that, all the plans and strategies are revolved around one man,one key player and when he is injured all of a sudden- the team really suffers terribly.
I can remember in the past, back in almost a decades time ago, Brazil have had the chance to host the world cup in their country.There have been a big span of time that passed away since they tasted the spirit to win the global trophy. Great players came and they retired within this time and having world cup hosted in indigenous settings, where people have the ability to support fully, the fans and coaches, the weather all are in the team's favour - no nation wants to get away with it.
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Brazil had Neymer, who was really smart and very good player who could snatch the match from opponents arc within a given time and had the ability to lead the team to the fullest. He did and fought a great period, succeeding to drag the team upto the quarter stage. But, he had bad luck on his lap when he found that,he was brutally fouled by a defender,hitting with a knee on the back, breaking a vertebra and taking him out was an incident to remember.
Brazil could have gone to the next stage of the game if he had the chance to win over that stage. He was talented and all of a sudden, an injury took over. He was a skinny guy and although fragile, but he was very vulnerable to fouls. Unlike Messi,it is his inefficiency that each time he is tackled - he would most certainly fall down. Injuries are such crucial and there should be more fitness training on place for players. Because that is the determining position.
