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Moloney wat an ANIMAL....

i loved his game today was into everything and everyone ...... at a time when our clubs seems to never sheperd the player with the ball, moloney loves it.... somtmes maybe he gets in one to many fight.... but i think its alot of heart and passion

hope he can recover ASAP

 

What's the mail on Newton?

What's the mail on Newton?

Will Definitely play some kind of footy next week, whether its in the reserves or for the dees.

 

http://www.melbournefc.com.au/tabid/7415/D...px?newsid=61106

From the coaches mouth....

On Rivers, he added: "Jared's had a bad run. He's hurt his groin and his last six weeks, he's been up and down.

"The docs have said they've got to wait and see how he pulls up the next day, but they can't really find a specific spot, so he'd be in real doubt for next week."

I hope they put his season on ice and get out the knife or cotton wool and get him right for next year. There is NO POINT 'managing' his 'injury' so he can just play out what is going to be a year to forget.

Get him 'cherry ripe' for next year.

Go Dees - Building for the Future

Gutting to see Riv looking so dejected as he left the field post match.

DB says its his groin, and we will just have to see how he pulls up.


As others have said, Moloney's injury is definitely a shoulder, despite it looking like he was holding his wrist when he came off.

I hope they put his season on ice and get out the knife or cotton wool and get him right for next year. There is NO POINT 'managing' his 'injury' so he can just play out what is going to be a year to forget.

That's what we tried to do towards the end of last year, wasn't it? It's a shame Rivers can't get out on the park.

Would've been an emotional day for CJ on Monday.

Seeing Bell have another turd sandwich would've had him thinking he was finally back in.

Then when Moloney got injured, it must have run through his head that he was definately going to be in next week.

Must be an odd feeling, seeing a mate get hurt, or having a miserable day out, and knowing that it creates a huge opportunity for you.

 
It's what you've done for the last 2 or 3 years by my reckoning

Not quite. He played 22 games in '06.

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