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Rnd 3, Injury News

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This is much shorter than last week...who else is off it?

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    Morton.

    I did say else :)

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    I thought Garland was expected to miss time. If he just has to pass a test this is good news.

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    I thought Garland was expected to miss time. If he just has to pass a test this is good news.

    Just a jarred knee apparently. If he can get through training and pass fitness test he'll play

    against the Bears.

    Source: Garland Faces Fitness Test

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    Injury List

    Injury list as at March 28, 2011

    Jack Fitzpatrick (foot) - test

    James Frawley (shoulder) - test

    Jeremy Howe (ankle) - test

    Kelvin Lawrence (hand) - test

    Cale Morton (hand) - 1 week

    Tom Scully (knee) - 3 weeks

    Jordie McKenzie (groin) - 5 weeks

    Robert Campbell (achilles) - 6-8 weeks

    Troy Davis (thyroid disorder) - ongoing

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    So Troy Davis is this weeks mysterious injury disappearance!

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    best melb news i've heard all week.....

    Even Better:

    Round three: Melbourne injury list

    Robert Campbell (achilles) - 6 weeks (penciled in to return in May)

    Jordie McKenzie (groin) - 4 weeks

    Tom Scully (knee) - 3 weeks

    Tests for : Garland, Johnston, Howe.

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    So Troy Davis is this weeks mysterious injury disappearance!

    Davis' thyroid is ongoing..

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    Davis' thyroid is ongoing..

    Is he likely to return at all? Do we know of any other AFL player who recovered from such a complaint?

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    The report said that Davis has returned to near full training I thought?

    Morton must come back through Casey. Then straight in for the GC game to get confidence.

    Are we able to rest Garland this week if we bring back MacDonald or would our match-ups not allow this? I know they have Clark as a big forward, not sure who else. I don't think you can chance taking a non-100% fit player in with the reduced pine space.

    If we can have a bit of injury luck over the next 2 weeks in both seniors and reserves teams, we'll almost have a fully fit list to chose from come first week back from the bye.

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