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army of socials. This compilation show comes to you from the treatment table.

Don't worry. The big interview is as fit and as healthy as ever.

We've just gone back to find out what

some of our guests from season two had to say about injuries.

Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon retraces the steps he took on the long road to

recovery from a tear in the patella tendon of his left knee, an injury which

left him in almost constant pain for two years. A back problem put a teenage nail linen out of football

for 18 months and he reveals that only a bone shuddering challenge

during a game against Rochdale convinced him that he was back.

Stevie Archibald also tells us that being maimed by Rangers Tom Fersife helped him to become a more clever striker

before we hear from Stan Petrov and how his brave inspirational successful fight against leukemia

has changed how he lives his life today and

how many others benefit from his charitable work.

Strictly speaking, cancer may not be an injury, but believe me, the message from

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