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Jamar Injured and out for a month

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The wrist slashing here is absolutely unbelievable. Get a grip.

I think we've had some massive blows in the past 24 hours which have put a complete dampner on our win and have almost made our next 4 games un-winnable.

No ruckman, no Trengove, no Grimes, and still no Scully or McKenzie, and possibly no Rivers. That is a huge chunk of our best 22 out at a very crucial part of the season.

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    It will be interesting to see how Moloney goes without Jamar palming it down to him.

    Should be a true test of how good of form he is in, and how far he has progressed as a player.

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    Jaded, i think you should stop having players names in your posts, they always seem to get bloody injured :P

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    Posterior cruciate ligament.

    Spencer out too.

    So, are we gone? OR ARE WE GAWN?!!!!

    Cheers, needing a laugh after tonight.

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    I think we've had some massive blows in the past 24 hours which have put a complete dampner on our win and have almost made our next 4 games un-winnable.

    No ruckman, no Trengove, no Grimes, and still no Scully or McKenzie, and possibly no Rivers. That is a huge chunk of our best 22 out at a very crucial part of the season.

    Yes, but "shut up shop", "take the year off", "see you all next year"? No doubting this is disappointing and a big dampener on the week, but some of these reactions are way over the top. There's still an absolute s-load of this season to go; it's not even remotely over yet.

    The biggest thing I'm disappointed about is that this would've been an absolutely golden opportunity to see what big Jake is made of as first ruck. Not to be.

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    Nasher, I think most of us are being a little over the top as a bit of a release/ joke to help us deal with this crap.

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    Yes, but "shut up shop", "take the year off", "see you all next year"? No doubting this is disappointing and a big dampener on the week, but some of these reactions are way over the top. There's still an absolute s-load of this season to go; it's not even remotely over yet.

    The biggest thing I'm disappointed about is that this would've been an absolutely golden opportunity to see what big Jake is made of as first ruck. Not to be.

    It's a massive blow to lose them all, and for it to be at the same time is devastating. Our best defensive rebounder, our only ruckman, one of our top 3 midfielders at the same time as Scully and our best tackling midfielder is a massive loss. It makes the next 3 - 4 almost impossible.

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    [censored], I have Jamar in my SC team and have made two trades this week!

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    Yes, but "shut up shop", "take the year off", "see you all next year"? No doubting this is disappointing and a big dampener on the week, but some of these reactions are way over the top. There's still an absolute s-load of this season to go; it's not even remotely over yet.

    The biggest thing I'm disappointed about is that this would've been an absolutely golden opportunity to see what big Jake is made of as first ruck. Not to be.

    We've been very unlucky for many years, so it's in no way shocking to me to find out all these bad news.

    But for me it's a great opportunity to see Martin play first ruck. Should be interesting.

    Although I have no doubt we'll now lose all of our next 4 games, so whatever. I was very much over this season after the West Coast game, and absolutely nothing has changed now.

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    Gawn Not ready. Martin and Newton will come in to cover for Jamar. Martin also as a defensive cover as Roos will go tall.

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    [censored], I have Jamar in my SC team and have made two trades this week!

    That's why you make them Friday night. :)

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    That's why you make them Friday night. :)

    I had to trade Grimes though. Should have held on on my second trade.

    On topic though, this club seems to be cursed!

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    I had to trade Grimes though. Should have held on on my second trade.

    On topic though, this club seems to be cursed!

    lol, i did the same thing, I had to lose Grimes and I thought while I was at it ill make another needed change... Thinking a injury during the week was a low chance.

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    We do not want Watts in the ruck, he would get snapped to pieces in the centre bounces.

    How about Bennell?, we can put a little trampoline under the surface..

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    Indeed. I'm surprised Dunn hasn't been, but he's expendable anyway.

    Dunn did ruck at the centre bounce at one point against Adelaide.

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    Glass half full - time for some JUICE!!!....

    We really are farrrrked for the next month

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