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Injury List

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From the Herald Sun

MELBOURNE

INJURED:

Luke Tapscott (concussion) test

Rohan Bail (knee) 1 week

Michael Newton (foot) 2 weeks

James Strauss (broken leg) season

Jack Grimes (foot) season

Jake Spencer (knee) season

ON THE BLOCK: 

If Brad Green wasn’t captain then surely his recent form would deserve a VFL spell. Maybe it’s time for a different role. Matthew Bate failed to make an impact.

ON THE CUSP: 

Cale Morton, Colin Sylvia, Matthew Warnock, Sam Blease, Neville Jetta, Liam Jurrah

JON ANDERSON’S FORECAST:

 

Warnock deserves a chance against the Eagles. Sylvia is clearly in Melbourne’s best 22 so presumably his axing was for other reasons. Don’t think it would do any harm for Jurrah to have an extended spell in the VFL, but he played well for Casey. It’s time to give Blease a continued run in the seniors.

What about the Russian?

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    From the Herald Sun

    MELBOURNE

    INJURED:

    Luke Tapscott (concussion) test

    Rohan Bail (knee) 1 week

    Michael Newton (foot) 2 weeks

    James Strauss (broken leg) season

    Jack Grimes (foot) season

    Jake Spencer (knee) season

    ON THE BLOCK: 

    If Brad Green wasn’t captain then surely his recent form would deserve a VFL spell. Maybe it’s time for a different role. Matthew Bate failed to make an impact.

    ON THE CUSP: 

    Cale Morton, Colin Sylvia, Matthew Warnock, Sam Blease, Neville Jetta, Liam Jurrah

    JON ANDERSON’S FORECAST:

     

    Warnock deserves a chance against the Eagles. Sylvia is clearly in Melbourne’s best 22 so presumably his axing was for other reasons. Don’t think it would do any harm for Jurrah to have an extended spell in the VFL, but he played well for Casey. It’s time to give Blease a continued run in the seniors.

    What about the Russian?

    That's not such a bad injury list for this time of the season is it.

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    That's not such a bad injury list for this time of the season is it.

    Better if you follow the melbournefc.com.au site which has Rohan Bail in for a test which means he could play for Casey this week. Aussie can't be far either and it looks as if the Russian will be back!

    Round 21 injury list

    Rohan Bail (knee) - test

    Michael Evans (back) - season

    Jack Grimes (foot) - season

    Michael Newton (foot) - 1-2 weeks

    Jake Spencer (knee) - season

    James Strauss (leg) - season

    Luke Tapscott (neck) - test

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    I'd have Bail up against West Coast.

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