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He was on the list for the 3 weeks of footy he missed. He then came back and played a so-so game for Casey, then last week was a VFL week off for a state game. He will be back at Casey again this week.

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    Lol, there's always some idiot who gets fooled by the sarcasm.

    Pretty good looking injury list for this time of year. Jurrah down to 4 weeks too.

    Can't wait to finnally get LJ back out there...word is he is up to 2 weeks ahead of schedule!

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    Matthew Bate (ankle) - test

    Sam Blease (leg) - 2 weeks

    Cameron Bruce (hamstring) - test

    Jack Fitzpatrick (shoulder) - 1 week

    Max Gawn (knee) - 6-8 weeks

    Liam Jurrah (shoulder) - 4-5  weeks

    John Meesen (ankle) - indefinite

    Ricky Petterd (shoulder) - season

    Luke Tapscott (hip) - 4-6 weeks

    Does this mean Jake Spencer (back) and Matty Warnock (general soreness have overcome their injuries from last week?

    In the event (unlikely as it might be) that we don't pick up any more severe injuries (a lot of resting going on... could happen?), The injury list could look like this after the mid-season break.

    Gawn in 2-4 weeks. Jurrah either playing or a week off. Tapscott either playing or 2 weeks off... And of course Petterd and Meesen. That's five names, 3 of which are close.

    At the start of the season I'd have never imagined it'd look like that.

    Anyone want to mention Bohdan?

    :D

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    Really looking forwards to getting Tappy out on the park in the red and blue. Was very happy to pick him up.

    +1

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