We've taken a look at some fascinating data from Jacuzzi, which has ranked every Premier League club from last season by how much they spent on player wages while they were unable to take part in matches.
We've also included some stats on each club's total missed days with injury, plus both their most lengthy and most expensive injuries over the course of the campaign.
Strap on an ice-pack, and take a look at where Newcastle United rank among the rest of last season's Premier League side for money spent on paying the wages of their injured footballers.
5. Brighton & Hove Albion
Total injury cost: £3.3m. Club total missed days with injury: 805 days. Most expensive injury: Solly March (Knee cartilage injury) – £651K. Longest injury: Tariq Lamptey (hamstring injuries) – 201 days. Photo: Pool
6. Chelsea
Total injury cost: £3.4m. Club total missed days with injury: 216 days. Most expensive injury: N’Golo Kante (hamstring injury) – £1.2 million. Longest injury: Thiago Silva (thigh injuries) – 56 days. Photo: Catherine Ivill
7. Arsenal
Total injury cost: £3.5m. Club total missed days with injury: 190 days. Most expensive injury: Thomas Partey (thigh injuries) – £1.5 million. Longest injury: Thomas Partey - 67 days. Photo: SHAUN BOTTERILL
8. Sheffield United
Total injury cost: £3.6m. Club total missed days with injury: 974 days. Most expensive injury: Jack O’Connell (knee injury) – £1 million. Longest injury: Jack O’Connell – 287 days. Photo: Richard Heathcote