Injury lay off disrupted him in 2003.

Injury disrupted his season, which combined with the form of Liam Ridgewell at left-back restricted the player to just nine first-team appearances.

Injury disrupted the early part of the season, with Hulse not grabbing his first goal of the season until 15 November in a 3 – 2 home defeat to Barnsley before scoring his 100th league career goal with a 90th minute penalty in a 3 – 0 win over Sheffield Wednesday and earning a place in the Championship Team of the Week.

Injury problems, particularly a bad knee, took their toll in the early 1890s and Grace had his worst season in 1891 when he scored no centuries and could only average 19. 76.

A study from the National Center for Injury Prevention found that 47 % of high school football players say they suffer a concussion each season, with 37 % of those reporting multiple concussions in a season.

He debuted in the season one episode, " Very Personal Injury ".

Winslow sustained a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee and was placed on the " Physically Unable-to-Perform ( Non Football Injury )" list for the 2005 season.

After the death of a young boy in his district who returned to playing football without having fully recovered from a concussion sustained earlier in the season in October 2008, Pascrell introduced the Concussion Treatment and Care Tools Act ( the ConTACT Act ), which has received the endorsements of the National Football League, the National Football League Players Association, and the Brain Injury Association of America.

Injury again struck Watson in the early stages of the 2007 ICC World Twenty20 as he missed most of the tournament due to hamstring strain .‎ He was then out of action for the 2007 – 08 Australian season.

Injury again cut his season short, but, 2005 was clearly Brown's best individual season as he averaged 8 marks, 18 disposals and 2. 8 goals per game during the 12 games he played prior to round 17, before a severe bout of osteitis pubis prevented him from having any influence in his last two games.

Injury curtailed half of his season, but he recovered in time to help Leeds in their European Cup campaign as it progressed towards the semi finals and a game against Barcelona.

During the 2000 season, Brooking was placed in the Injury Reserve after suffering a sprained foot in a game vs Philadelphia.

Injury during the 2001 – 02 season meant he did not play until April.

Injury struck again in the 2003 – 04 season, meaning that once again he had to sit several games out.

Injury kept him out of the first-team squad for almost the whole 2011 – 12 season: he finally made his Oxford debut in a 3 – 0 defeat to Port Vale on the final day of the season.

Injury troubles continued the following season, in 2000 – 01, as Cloutier was sidelined for nine games early in the season after straining his bicep on October 22, 2000.

Injury and work permit problems prevented him from making his debut until a month into the season, a substitute appearance against Reading on 11 September.

Injury prevented him from playing for much of the season but he returned for the Guinness Premiership final but not as captain, as Saracens were defeated by the Leicester Tigers.

Injury forced his retirement at the end of the 2005 / 06 season.

Injury unfortunately prevented him from selection in for Australia's one off test against Papua New Guinea in Townsville a few weeks after the Great Britain series and also Australia's winning World Cup squad at the end of the 1992 season.

Injury plagued his first season, with him making only a handful of appearances, though he did score his first league goal for Birmingham, an equaliser against Bolton Wanderers.

Injury limited him to only 28 appearances in 1948 – 49, as Blackpool struggled to a sixteenth place finish.

Injury forced him out of the Euro 2000 but he was part of the Turkish squad that finished in third place at the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

Injury robbed him of a place as Sansom's back-up in England's squad for the 1988 European Championships, but after the tournament, coach Bobby Robson decided to make Pearce his first choice left back.

Injury and poor form prevented him from playing all but a couple of games for the state.

Injury kept him out of cricket for the next 3 years.

Injury restricted him to one appearance, in a 1 – 1 draw against Scunthorpe United.

Injury kept him out of the 1995 World Cup.

Injury in 1906 handicapped him further, but on the rock-hard wickets of that exceptionally dry summer in the Home Counties he and Fielder bowled so well in July and August that Kent won their first County Championship with eleven successive victories.

Injury in 1903 caused the Surrey selection committee to drop him in early July.

Injury forced him out from what would have been his first tour, to in 2000 and although he also toured North America the following year, he failed to win a cap.

Injury ruled him out of the 1982 FIFA World Cup finals in Spain, but he was playing some of the finest football of his career when the next manager, Bobby Robson, included him in his squad for the 1986 edition in Mexico: he played in the victory over Paraguay, but was dropped for the next game, the quarter-final defeat by Argentina's infamous ’ Hand of God ’; in total, he made 17 international appearances.

Injury prevented him from being considered for the next trip the following year to Argentina.

Injury would hinder him once again, however, and he was forced to pull out of the Grand Prix as he could not fight again that night.

McCarty later suffered a groin strain which landed him on Injury Reserve in late Nevember.

Injury got the better of him in 1892, and he retired from football, which allowed him to concentrate on the summer game.

Injury would cause him to miss the 1 – 1 home draw with Chester City on 25 September 2004.

Injury kept him out for most of that top flight season too, but he was returned to the captaincy by Martin O ' Neill for the 1995-96 play-off final victory over Crystal Palace, a position he retained for the successful 1996-97 season, lifting the Coca-Cola Cup at Hillsborough having set up Emile Heskey's goal in the first game and Steve Claridge's winner in the replay.

– almost all over the Earth, the People for one Injury they do their Governor, receive Ten Thousand from them.

Chronic compression of this nerve is known as Cubital Tunnel Syndrome, a form of Repetitive Strain Injury akin to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome ( though now, the opinion over role of repetitive stress in causing carpal tunnel syndrome is divided ).

Injury problems then began to set in and he missed out to Gerry Byrne for the left back slot in the 1965 FA Cup Final win over Leeds United.