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Doctor Reacts To 15 BRUTAL SOCCER FOULS: Some of These Are Downright Assault!!😳

On Call Medicine with Dr. Todd

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⚽ Doctor Reacts to the 15 Most Brutal Fouls in Soccer | Injury Breakdown & Safety Talk

What actually happens to the body during some of soccer's most brutal fouls?

Dr. Todd, an internal medicine-trained primary care physician, and Allycia react to *15 of the hardest and most dangerous fouls in soccer history* in honor of the World Cup. From brutal kicks to the face and devastating leg injuries to concussions, chest trauma, and dangerous cheap shots, Dr. Todd explains what these impacts can do to the body and why some are far more serious than they appear.

Along the way, they discuss concussion recognition, airway misconceptions after head injuries, kinetic energy transfer, why temple impacts are often more dangerous than forehead blows, the risk of tib-fib fractures, pneumothorax, commotio cordis, ligament injuries, and why intentional fouls deserve harsher consequences.

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⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 Intro to Brutal Soccer Fouls
01:09 First Foul Face Kick
04:13 Hard Collision Debate
05:05 Messi Cheap Shot
06:59 Groin Strike Danger
09:23 Concussion and Airway
10:54 Ronaldo and Leg Risks
12:59 Chest Trauma Heart Risk
18:19 Elbow to Head Concussion
20:24 Roy Keane Grudge Foul
21:51 Outro

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20 Comments

@rogeriopenna9014 3 months ago

Problem is... these may be 15 famous brutal fouls, but far from being the most brutal.

There are tons of videos of legs that suddenly have a 2nd knee in weird places.

@pobi.wan09 3 months ago

I think it's fair to say that those are all well known fouls, but far from the most brutal ones.

@marktallentire3464 3 months ago

The narrator’s pronunciation of players names and team names is triggering me beyond belief

@pobi.wan09 3 months ago

16:14 because #7 was not well explained: he actually had a cut in his thigh so deep that the bone showed.

@Raktus 3 months ago

Not gonna lie, I was hoping this video was about the legend Scott Sterling.

@Gadeberg90 3 months ago

The narrators pronunciations sounds like he has brain damage.

@9-Paul-6 3 months ago

The pronunciation of the video narrator is painful! U E FA and Ajax like A jacks!

@kavinaderrow3269 3 months ago

I'm not into sports much, but one guy killed a pigeon (or maybe it was a dove?) while pitching a fastball.

@pixelbartus 3 months ago (edited)

during the world cup final 2014 the german player Christoph Kramer had a head collision with an other player. He stood up and continued playing. But then he suddenly asked the refferee if this was the world cup final. The ref asked if he was joking. Kramer said, that it is import for him to know if this is the final. The referee informed then the captain from the german team and he took care that Kramer was substituted. Back then, they did not take head injuries serious enough. And in comparesion to american football, football ist still behind on this topic

@RodrigoJovino9 3 months ago (edited)

One of the images that shocked me the most as a kid was once seeing an arm fracture in a live game (live on tv).

An attacker and a defender challenged for a ball in the air, neither could really win the ball, so the ball fell right into a great kicking position for another attacker that quickly react for a powerful shot. But the defender that disputed the ball fell without seeing where the ball went, in a way he placed his arm right in the path between the other attacker foot and the ball, with no real time for the attacker to notice and stop (or at least slow down) his kicking motion. The fracture wasn't open, but the defender reacted running crying with his shattered arm hanging bent below his elbow. The player's reaction was as shocking as the visible injury itself.

@reopreop4690 3 months ago

There was this case of head but in the chest and a player that suffered a bite 😂😂😂

@bazzakrak 3 months ago (edited)

any video with football fouls and rough/hard ones has to have at least on with Vinnie Jones, one with Roy Keane, Nigel de Jong and Segio Ramos for sure

And just give you a bit more for the #7 incident with Lienen.
He got a25 cm wound with over 20 stitches, and Lienen was back playing a month later, those old 70s and 80s footballers were just made differently :D

@melaniecrites3328 3 months ago

I'm hoping you guys do hockey next. Arteries have been severed in that sport

@dramonmaster222 3 months ago

How fitting for the World Cup 🎉

@Simba65315 3 months ago

Would be great to see a reaction series on 24 hours in A&E, a fly on the wall series in a emergency dept in the UK.

@2pacsekur 3 months ago

Radja Nainggolan literally broke someone's foot and I can still hear the sound.

@rednecrodevil3754 7 days ago

if you want in slow motion the eye of roy keane you will see the look he give on haaland

@RodrigoJovino9 3 months ago

You have cleats for soccer shoes, how big/intense might diverse depending on pitch conditions (more or less wet field, taller or shorter grass, If the field is a perfect green carpet or a mudhole, if the grass is natural or syntetic, etc). Back in the day you would see metal cleats regularly depending on terrain conditions (or bad intentions from the teams), but now generally those are more of a plastic material.

Still can cause lacerations because it is a pointy surface (and not a soft one for it's function) designed to give you the necessary traction in the field to play the game, but not something as agressive on contact as a literal metal spike.

@Johns6thToe 3 months ago

I've actually been so lucky that the 2 times I've gotten a head injury was on both sides of my forehead. Fist was when I was 9 and I jumped off the top of a parked van- never got it checked since I felt nothing even with a broken nose and broken wrist- and the 2nd was when I was 12, when our couch hit the softball full strength towards me during practice and I was on 3rd base, bam another bump on the other side. My coach said at least my forehead leveled out😭