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Forget the Draft!!!!

alpha33
in Melbourne Demons

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What we really need is the Collingwood Football Club doctor.

Their blokes break legs and they're back in the team 13 days later. Our blokes break a leg and they're in moonboots for three months!

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    He broke a non weight bearing bone, it's not that bad to do so, but I actually do not think he will play or be at 100% got the GF I reckon he would be pretty right.

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    What we really need is the Collingwood Football Club doctor.

    Their blokes break legs and they're back in the team 13 days later. Our blokes break a leg and they're in moonboots for three months!

    We don't need anything Collingwood !!!

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    not so miraculous.. I broke the same bone many years ago skiing...(well hell I am a Melbourne supporter :lol: ). I didnt have access to the wonder medicine of now ..nor was it plated.. I was jogging back on it in 3 weeks (heavily strapped) and running in 5.. Yep it hurt a bit .. As many state its non weight bearing.... just dont knock it when broekn though... smarts a bit. .

    I suspect it wasnt a clean break for Pendles and Im not surprised that much.. .well a little..2 weeks at elite level.. fair effort...i would have thought 3 to be back at training.

    Now whats the bet the first tackle he gets is a good whack to that leg :rolleyes:

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    He broke a non weight bearing bone, it's not that bad to do so, but I actually do not think he will play or be at 100% got the GF I reckon he would be pretty right.

    Hutchy is absolutely certain he will play. We will see.

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    He would also have a hell of a lot of plates, rods and pins holding his leg together (making it stronger than if it wasn't broken).

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    He would also have a hell of a lot of plates, rods and pins holding his leg together (making it stronger than if it wasn't broken).

    And may ruin his future- re Egan at Geelong

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    What we really need is the Collingwood Football Club doctor.

    Their blokes break legs and they're back in the team 13 days later. Our blokes break a leg and they're in moonboots for three months!

    Maybe some of those players were continuing to play with stress fractures untill it was deemed time to go to the surgeon.

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    FYI I once broke my fibula and walked around on it for 2 weeks before finding out it was broken.

    Wasn't in any pain, just could feel the bones grinding a bit so I got it checked out again (the first doctor only looked at my ankle)

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    What we really need is the Collingwood Football Club doctor.

    what we really need is Collingwood Football Club MONEY ;)

    EDIT: and a reason to do it! eg: a prelim final

    Edited by DemonDan...

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