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Injury List - Round 13

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Well, most would know I'm a critic of the way the MFC presents its injury list from week to week but this has me stumped - from the HUN:-

MELBOURNE

INJURIES:

Neville Jetta (hand) TBA

Robbie Campbell (knee soreness) test

Luke Tapscott (hamstring) test

Mark Jamar (knee) 1 week

Rohan Bail (knee) 2 weeks

Michael Newton (foot) 2-4 weeks

Colin Garland (ankle) 3 weeks

Jack Fitzpatrick (ankle) 4 weeks

Aaron Davey (knee) 4-6 weeks

Jack Grimes (foot) season

Jake Spencer (knee) season

ON THE BLOCK: Jamie Bennell, Max Gawn, Jordan Gysberts, Liam Jurrah

ON THE CUSP: Lucas Cook, Colin Garland, Ricky Petterd, Matthew Warnock, Lynden Dunn

JON ANDERSON'S FORECAST: Garland and Petterd are most likely with Cook an exciting 19-year-old key forward who may need more time.

I wonder how Garland who played at Casey on Saturday and is "on the cusp" could be 3 weeks away.

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    And the opposition ...

    FREMANTLE

    INJURED:

    David Mundy (ankle) 6-8 weeks

    Hayden Ballantyne (hamstring) 2 weeks

    Kepler Bradley (concussion) test

    Roger Hayden (foot) test

    Casey Sibosado (calf) test

    Alex Silvagni (groin) test

    Peter Faulks (calf) test

    Joel Houghton (arm) 2 weeks

    Aaron Sandilands (toe) 2 weeks

    Gavin Roberts (quad) 2-3 weeks

    Tim Ruffles (knee) 2-3 weeks

    Adam McPhee (knee) 4 weeks

    Nick Suban (leg) 4 weeks

    Viv Michie (foot) season

    Anthony Morabito (knee) season

    After last week, does it matter how many players from the opponents are injured?

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    With Jamar and Garland back this week, probably missing only Davey, Grimes and one of Bail or Tapscott from a best 22.

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    Well, most would know I'm a critic of the way the MFC presents its injury list from week to week but this has me stumped - from afl.com.au

    MELBOURNE

    INJURIES:

    Neville Jetta (hand) TBA

    Robbie Campbell (knee soreness) test

    Luke Tapscott (hamstring) test

    Mark Jamar (knee) 1 week

    Rohan Bail (knee) 2 weeks

    Michael Newton (foot) 2-4 weeks

    Colin Garland (ankle) 3 weeks

    Jack Fitzpatrick (ankle) 4 weeks

    Aaron Davey (knee) 4-6 weeks

    Jack Grimes (foot) season

    Jake Spencer (knee) season

    ON THE BLOCK: Jamie Bennell, Max Gawn, Jordan Gysberts, Liam Jurrah

    ON THE CUSP: Lucas Cook, Colin Garland, Ricky Petterd, Matthew Warnock, Lynden Dunn

    JON ANDERSON'S FORECAST: Garland and Petterd are most likely with Cook an exciting 19-year-old key forward who may need more time.

    I wonder how Garland who played at Casey on Saturday and is "on the cusp" could be 3 weeks away.

    No clue. Disregard.

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    Well, most would know I'm a critic of the way the MFC presents its injury list from week to week but this has me stumped - from afl.com.au

    MELBOURNE

    ON THE BLOCK: Jamie Bennell, Max Gawn, Jordan Gysberts, Liam Jurrah

    How Gysberts has 30 possessions 2 weeks ago and gets the Rising Star nod and suddenly he is "on the block" is a joke.

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    That came from the Herald Sun website... disregard.

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    What's with the OP claiming it's from the afl website..?

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    What's with the OP claiming it's from the afl website..?

    My mistake.

    Now corrected.

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    This is the one from the afl.com.au site.

    Colin Garland seems to have made a miraculous recovery. Could be due to all that volcanic dust in the air.

    Rohan Bail (knee) - 2-3 weeks

    Aaron Davey (knee) - 5 weeks

    Jack Fitzpatrick (ankle) - 4-6 weeks

    Jack Grimes (foot) - season

    Mark Jamar (knee) - test

    Neville Jetta (hand) - 2 weeks

    Kelvin Lawrence (quad) - 2-3 weeks

    Michael Newton (foot) - 4 weeks

    Jake Spencer (knee) - season

    Luke Tapscott (hamstring) - test

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    And in order of return:

    Mark Jamar (knee) - test

    Luke Tapscott (hamstring) - test

    Neville Jetta (hand) - 2 weeks

    Rohan Bail (knee) - 2-3 weeks

    Kelvin Lawrence (quad) - 2-3 weeks

    Michael Newton (foot) - 4 weeks

    Jack Fitzpatrick (ankle) - 4-6 weeks

    Aaron Davey (knee) - 5 weeks

    Jack Grimes (foot) - season

    Jake Spencer (knee) - season

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    And in order of return:

    Thanks.

    The unavailable list:

    Mark Jamar (knee) - test

    Luke Tapscott (hamstring) - test

    Neville Jetta (hand) - 2 weeks

    Rohan Bail (knee) - 2-3 weeks

    Kelvin Lawrence (quad) - 2-3 weeks

    Michael Newton (foot) - 4 weeks

    Jack Fitzpatrick (ankle) - 4-6 weeks

    Aaron Davey (knee) - 5 weeks

    Austin Wonaeamirri (personal) - indefinite

    Jack Grimes (foot) - season

    Jake Spencer (knee) - season

    ~5 of our best 22 on the unavailable list.

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