Darren Quigleys Low Pain Threshold [Archive]

A face

04/07/2012, 11:52 AM

Just wondering can any Bray fans shine any light on Darren Quigleys low pain threshold? How bad does it get? Is he injured alot as a result? How long can he seriously have left in football with this constantly ailing him?

Roo69

04/07/2012, 12:07 PM

Just wondering can any Bray fans shine any light on Darren Quigleys low pain threshold? How bad does it get? Is he injured alot as a result? How long can he seriously have left in football with this constantly ailing him?

With what constantly ailing him?

He has been injured only once since signing for us when he fell off a ladder and broke his elbow, apart from that spell out injured he has played in pretty much every other game for us over the past 2 seasons without injury.

Bray-Z

04/07/2012, 1:27 PM

Just wondering can any Bray fans shine any light on Darren Quigleys low pain threshold? How bad does it get? Is he injured alot as a result? How long can he seriously have left in football with this constantly ailing him?

He once gave Joey Barton a black eye, made of steel he is.

A face

04/07/2012, 2:44 PM

He once gave Joey Barton a black eye, made of steel he is.

I'd say theres a bit of Chuck Norris about the guy alright

Stevo Da Gull

04/07/2012, 8:41 PM

I'm going out on a limb here and guessing this is about Darren's antics last Friday. I don't think anyone can defend Quigley here without some serious bias. It was pretty shocking.

A face

05/07/2012, 10:09 AM

I'm going out on a limb here and guessing this is about Darren's antics last Friday.

But it could be a genuine case of motor skills disorder which is a human developmental disorder that impairs motor coordination in daily activities and is neurological in origin ... also called 'motor dyspraxia' !!!

... People with dyspraxia also tend to have an overly sensitive tactile system that causes them to perceive the most benign touch as unpleasant. They may also have a very low pain-threshold or have an automatic reaction of fear – tactile defensiveness – when touched.

Its always best to detect these things early on so preventative treatment can start earlier.