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Injured List

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Warning: 

This is from the Herald Sun so you can take it with a little grain of salt. Although the injured list provided at the beginning says that the Warlpiri Wizard is out for the season, Ando lists him as doubtful. As you do when someone has already been ruled out until next year. 

MELBOURNE

Addam Maric (foot) - test

Lucas Cook (hip) season

Michael Evans (hip) season

Jack Grimes (foot) season

Jordan Gysberts (wrist) season

Liam Jurrah (wrist) season

Ricky Petterd (quad) season

Jake Spencer (knee) season

James Strauss (leg) season

Austin Wonaeamirri (ankle) season

ON THE CUSP: Rohan Bail has been showing a bit for an in-form Casey team. Matthew Bate plays well every week but finds the gap between VFL and AFL hard to bridge.

ON THE BLOCK: Cale Morton has had an up-and-down season but his best is good. Luke Tapscott was down on possession last week while Jeremy Howe got involved when he came off the substitute bench.

ANDO’S FORECAST:

Liam Jurrah is in doubt for the Port Adelaide game. 

Otherwise expect the group that showed some form against Gold Coast to be retained.

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    Of that list am i right to presume that only Spencer and Strauss have injuries which will affect their preseasons? Not counting anyone who goes in for post season surgery

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    It lists Jurrahs injury as wrist...is this correct?

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    Anyone got an update on grimes? Will he be right for the start of pre-season?

    Who? I forgot he existed. Geez a season without an injury would be nice for Jack1

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