Dr Kuah

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So a Doctor administers a needle
The player then can't walk
And it's not the Doctor's fault.
Tell me who's fault it is then ??
 
I have had a needle from Dr Kuah several times and I am here to tell the story.

And I agree with T-Rexx, you are a knob.

You seriously have NO IDEA what happens in a professional sports dressing room.
 
If Fulton was "ill all week" then why was there no player on standby for him?

Somebody is clearly telling fibs. If he was ill all week and in doubt Shirnack wouldn't have had to borrow Fulton's boots and wouldn't have played on Saturday.
 
@hybrid_tiger said:
If Fulton was "ill all week" then why was there no player on standby for him?

Somebody is clearly telling fibs. If he was ill all week and in doubt Shirnack wouldn't have had to borrow Fulton's boots and wouldn't have played on Saturday.
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IF he was given a needle and his leg DID go numb, its not a fault.. People have different reactions to it then others. i dont care how good a doctor is, they are never going to get something 100% right (thats if it was a needle that casued it)..

CALVINS, Doctors are not miracle workers.. I dont see u complaining about the week recovery for Richards or Payten the week before the Grand final.. Those injuries they had were 4 to 5 weeks out… yes still he managed to get them on the field....

CALVINS, since u sit behind the keyboard all day, try and google it and see how common it is.. specially in sports...

u may learn something for once rather then twidling ur thumbs like a pesso..
 
Spot on Hybrid Tiger.
There was no one on stand by because he wasn't in doubt.
Everyone was of the opinion he'd take the field with the help of a pain killing injection.
Unfortunately, Liam was sat on his backside watching the debacle with the rest of us because said pain killing injection turned into a crippling injection that meant he was unable to walk.
Only at the Tigers.
All we need is Basil on the front desk and Manuel serving the pre match meal
 
@T-REXX said:
@hybrid_tiger said:
If Fulton was "ill all week" then why was there no player on standby for him?

Somebody is clearly telling fibs. If he was ill all week and in doubt Shirnack wouldn't have had to borrow Fulton's boots and wouldn't have played on Saturday.

IF he was given a needle and his leg DID go numb, its not a fault.. People have different reactions to it then others. i dont care how good a doctor is, they are never going to get something 100% right (thats if it was a needle that casued it)..
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Ignoring the needle for a second - the club said he was in doubt with illness all week. If this was the case then why was there no player on standby?

He was clearly not sick all week and in doubt, as there was nobody on standby.
 
Don't forget Moltzens elbow early last year. That needle left him with no feeling and he had to withdraw. Thats another to add to the list.

I'm in no way blaming Kuah for the loss, but I think the original post was a fair enough point to raise. I was going to also once I heard this prior to kickoff, win, lose or draw. The attack against the original poster is unfair imo. To say he's just upset after a loss is simply a very poor response to a serious post.

Just like the players and the coach, the doctor is aslo subject to the fans ridicule if they have a bad game. Dr Kuah has had a few of those in recent years. Degrees or medical knowledge mean nothing. In commoners talk, the needle didn't work. Surely they were banking on it working, seeing there was nobody on stand by. It all points towards a stuff up.

The thing that disturbs me is there seems to be somewhat of a cover up by Sheens and co. If this is something that was unavoidable or simply a 50/50 chance of getting right to play with an injection, then why not just say it went wrong. This should be the main point of this discussion imo.
 
OMFG,

will u find the facts out before u write dribble like this? JC

@The Tooth said:
**Don't forget Moltzens elbow early last year. That needle left him with no feeling and he had to withdraw. Thats another to add to the list.**

I'm in no way blaming Kuah for the loss, but I think the original post was a fair enough point to raise. I was going to also once I heard this prior to kickoff, win, lose or draw. The attack against the original poster is unfair imo. To say he's just upset after a loss is simply a very poor response to a serious post.

Just like the players and the coach, the doctor is aslo subject to the fans ridicule if they have a bad game. Dr Kuah has had a few of those in recent years. Degrees or medical knowledge mean nothing. In commoners talk, the needle didn't work. Surely they were banking on it working, seeing there was nobody on stand by. It all points towards a stuff up.

The thing that disturbs me is there seems to be somewhat of a cover up by Sheens and co. If this is something that was unavoidable or simply a 50/50 chance of getting right to play with an injection, then why not just say it went wrong. This should be the main point of this discussion imo.
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@T-REXX said:
IF he was given a needle and his leg DID go numb, its not a fault.. People have different reactions to it then others. i dont care how good a doctor is, they are never going to get something 100% right (thats if it was a needle that casued it)..
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That is true, people do have different reactions to things. But to have it happen so often in the past couple of years is something that should probably be looked at.

Hopefully Liam can play this Friday, were going to need him.
 
@T-REXX said:
as i said, ur all experts at medicine….. so beleive what u want...
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Everyone is entitled to an opinion.

If you know more then feel free to provide us with the facts, otherwise your opinion is no more or less valid than anyone else's in this thread.
 
@The Tooth said:
Don't forget Moltzens elbow early last year. That needle left him with no feeling and he had to withdraw. Thats another to add to the list.
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Jesus I had completely forgotten about that one.

So that's 4 that we know of that have gone badly wrong and all google gives us is Joel Monaghan having to withdraw at half time .. presumably because he wouldn't have been able to catch cross field kicks and fall over the tryline.

MAybe we are bloody bloody unlucky and the recipients of a statistical anomaly akin to tails coming up 86 times in a row ??
 
having an opinion on a GAME structure, or Team selection…

BUT MEDICINE unless u are qualified to have an OPINION on it, STFU about it... Medicine isnt something u get in 6 mths at tafe... more like 10 years at UNI, which i highly doubt u have done or anyone else on here...
 
@T-REXX said:
having an opinion on a GAME structure, or Team selection…

BUT MEDICINE unless u are qualified to have an OPINION on it, STFU about it... Medicine isnt something u get in 6 mths at tafe... more like 10 years at UNI, which i highly doubt u have done or anyone else on here...
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As I said, everyone is entitled to an opinion and unless you can provide the so called facts, then yours is no less or more valid than anyone else's in this thread.

IMO a valid question is being asked.
 
While you are doing that search, check all 15 other clubs fan forums and see if any experts claim to know all the facts.

And then while we are there we should check other sports also. Just so we can "confirm" how good the docs are….

Like I said earlier, cover-ups happen everyday in sport. People who know 1/100th of what actually happens and have never actually been inside a club, should stop some of this dribble...
 
@Calvins said:
Who could forget Dr Kuah's efforts on farah before the soufs game in 2007 ?
Who could forget Dr Kuah's efforts on needling up Galloway at the SCG after he came off with a dislocated knee, went back on and was then out for 10 wks.
Well Dr Kuah's misfiring needle has struck again … Fulton had a bad sternum, Dr Kuah aimed his misfirng needle at Fulton's calf and Fulton could not walk

Another super effort from the bulk billing, Dr Kuah

**The only shock is the Qld Dept of Health haven't appointed him in Dr Jayant Patel's position**
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Cant u read DJM619???

big call from someone with no medicine back ground…

more like keyboard warrior back ground.. mind u who really only joined this forum to bag someone

just shows the maturity of kids who come on here with out the facts, knowledge or what ever u want to call it...

team looses.. lets unload a backlash at everyone exept the people on the field

TRoy
 
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