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More list management - Brad Green hammy

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Chelly
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Green to miss one, maybe two

Make it three just to be safe! :lol:

lets not gamble here.. rest of the season to be Sure to be SURE !! ;)

( let the games commnence )

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    I bet there's nothing wrong with the hammy.

    EGADS !!!! you're not suggesting .......................... :rolleyes::lol::lol::lol:

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    EGADS !!!! you're not suggesting .......................... :rolleyes::lol::lol::lol:

    Don't say it bub. Lord knows what all the winning culture people will think.

    A real shame about Green... at least for him personally.

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    He probably does have a niggle of some description..Nothing underhand in that...no sireee.

    Would it be improper to suggest we coulndt be opportunistic about it ??

    yes.. definitely rest him this week.. might need a follow up , cautionary rest in about...ooh I dont know..say..maybe 4 games after that !! ;):rolleyes:

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    Hmmmm post-match injury appears to our very best player the week we play Freo eh?

    How un-Melbourne

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    This means that Brock McLean could still win the Demonland b&f despite missing the last 7 rounds.

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    I actually think this might be true, because Green's influence was down this weekend, and he didn't play in the backline as per usual. Spent a fair bit of time up forward in a more stationary position.

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    I actually think this might be true, because Green's influence was down this weekend, and he didn't play in the backline as per usual. Spent a fair bit of time up forward in a more stationary position.

    Said in the article that it happened at the end of the game and he started the game in the goalsquare so your idea holds no water.

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    Said in the article that it happened at the end of the game and he started the game in the goalsquare so your idea holds no water.

    Yeah, probably should have read the article :lol:

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    Yeah, probably should have read the article :lol:

    :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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    He deserves a week or two off injured or not. Someone else can carry the team. Personally, I think the dees are going to send a very young team across to the west.

    I am getting the feeling the dees are planning to play a similar season wind down to the eagles. Not that i am complaining, watching the kids develop is great for the future of the club.

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    Bad luck to him, as he's having a great year and is possible AA. Hope he recovers well and rests up.

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    Bring on Petterd!!!

    I'm afraid that's not likely. According to Andy Lovell, Petterd played 80% of game time at Sandringham last week. I believe he has to be up at 100% capacity to get the recall to AFL footy.

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    List management ????

    probably from the same people who on this forum said brock's surgery was list management.... he only had two screws in his foot...

    damn people sometimes players get injuried

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    lets not gamble here.. rest of the season to be Sure to be SURE !! ;)

    ( let the games commnence )

    Next it will be OUT: Bruce (gout) indefinite

    hehe :lol:

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