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There is a report on Demonolgoy from training yesterday morning?, that Robbo trained 99% of the session and was even taking in match practice including leaping, I had a chat to him in Launcestion after the game and he said he was only 2 or 3 weeks away, I thought he was just being 'brave', but it looks like Rd 1 return may not be out of the question. I believe he has been doing heaps of other training whilst crocked and he looked really good close up in Launcestion.

Can anyone confirm the training track report?

 

lets cross our fingers, i did read that he was progessing better then expected but they did make a point of stating that it was a 9 mth min injury. Even if he is going well it still may mean he wont play for a couple of months. Last thing we want is to rush him back ala DS.

There is a report on Demonolgoy from training yesterday morning?, that Robbo trained 99% of the session and was even taking in match practice including leaping, I had a chat to him in Launcestion after the game and he said he was only 2 or 3 weeks away, I thought he was just being 'brave', but it looks like Rd 1 return may not be out of the question. I believe he has been doing heaps of other training whilst crocked and he looked really good close up in Launcestion.

Can anyone confirm the training track report?

Even if that is true. He is still not training 100% ATM and has missed a whole pre season. He has little or no chance of playing Rd 1. And will probably need a couple of weeks at the Scorpions before he is considered for MFC....thats if his achilles holds out. :rolleyes:

 
Even if that is true. He is still not training 100% ATM and has missed a whole pre season. He has little or no chance of playing Rd 1. And will probably need a couple of weeks at the Scorpions before he is considered for MFC....thats if his achilles holds out. :rolleyes:

Because of the lack of experienced talent in our forward line, I think he'll be back earlier than expected - fit or not.

There is a report on Demonolgoy from training yesterday morning?, that Robbo trained 99% of the session and was even taking in match practice including leaping, I had a chat to him in Launcestion after the game and he said he was only 2 or 3 weeks away, I thought he was just being 'brave', but it looks like Rd 1 return may not be out of the question. I believe he has been doing heaps of other training whilst crocked and he looked really good close up in Launcestion.

Can anyone confirm the training track report?

I'd say Rnd 2 - 4, He's carrying more than his normal amount of puppy fat so I reckon his fitness is underdone.


Robbo may be an awkward match-up for a handful of teams only. The other crap ones.

If he gets fit and on the park that is.

I see Robbo doing a Neita this year.

Great service, last season, limited games.

No way part of our future.

Because of the lack of experienced talent in our forward line, I think he'll be back earlier than expected - fit or not.

Are you kidding me do you really think we'l play robo if his not fit.

id be happy if hes back by round 5

Because of the lack of experienced talent in our forward line, I think he'll be back earlier than expected - fit or not.

Rubbish.

You cant rush an achilles rehab especially after a bad tear.

I think the player will be cautious too. Robbo would realise that if he reinjures his achilles ...its the end for him.

 
Rubbish.

You cant rush an achilles rehab especially after a bad tear.

I think the player will be cautious too. Robbo would realise that if he reinjures his achilles ...its the end for him.

I would be quite surprised if Robbo was given an extension on his contract, the end is near!!

I would be quite surprised if Robbo was given an extension on his contract, the end is near!!

I would be too unless he performs.

But they did give Newton a 2 yr contract. <_<


Even if that is true. He is still not training 100% ATM and has missed a whole pre season. He has little or no chance of playing Rd 1. And will probably need a couple of weeks at the Scorpions before he is considered for MFC....thats if his achilles holds out. :rolleyes:

Still sounds wrong to me.

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RUSSELL Robertson has spoken of the pain of copping jibes in the street for being part of the "pathetic" club of the AFL.

Robertson, at least three weeks away from forcing his way back into the Demons' side after achilles surgery, is desperate to do something about it.

GIBES HURT DEMON RUSSELL ROBERTSON

I love in that article that he says the first ball he went for was on over some "poor sap's" soulders while running back with the flight of the footy, then thinks "you beauty". Come back soon Robbo.


I hope they don't rush him back. He is in the twilight of his career and i would like to see him play some more good footy, not just be injured on the sideline due to the fact we rushed him back. Yes we need him, but our spirits will be crushed if he goes down gain.

I know it's a cliche to say about a player that they 'bleed for the club', but having had a bit to do with Robbo over the years, he really really does bleed for this club. He has always been realistic about his abilities and downfalls, and it would be a great shame for him to finish his career when we're on the bottom.

Hopefully he can get through a couple more years, because he really is a great player who has always been a good contributer and given us many highlights over his career.

Good luck with the rest of the recovery and I really cannot wait to see him back out there!

Well I now know how Robbo feels. I on training tuesday night stuffed my achilles .. I have never experienced pain like it. Minimum 8 weeks out more tests tomorrow could be 8 months out and lots of rehab. Bugger.

Is there a bit of Nathan Brown (Richmond) about this whole situation? Different injuries of course, but both potential career ending injuries. Hopefully Robbo can come back strong because god knows we need a forward that can take a contested mark.

I know it's a cliche to say about a player that they 'bleed for the club', but having had a bit to do with Robbo over the years, he really really does bleed for this club. He has always been realistic about his abilities and downfalls, and it would be a great shame for him to finish his career when we're on the bottom.

Hopefully he can get through a couple more years, because he really is a great player who has always been a good contributer and given us many highlights over his career.

Good luck with the rest of the recovery and I really cannot wait to see him back out there!

He has worked really hard on his game and trying to improve every season after his first two or three seasons. He realised he needed to add more strings to his bow and become a harder working forward rather than that bloke who just flys for everything. Credit to Danners on his development and continued role at the club and hopefully he can be around for a tilt at finals!

Well I now know how Robbo feels. I on training tuesday night stuffed my achilles .. I have never experienced pain like it. Minimum 8 weeks out more tests tomorrow could be 8 months out and lots of rehab. Bugger.

Ah disappointing Tingles, hopefully it is not too bad and you can get on the park sooner rather than later.


Ah disappointing Tingles, hopefully it is not too bad and you can get on the park sooner rather than later.

Yeah so do I but docs report isn't looking too promising

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