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Injury List Round 1?

Rollo2
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Just curious, barring further injuries, who's likely not to be available for selection come round one?

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    Hmm here's what I think you're looking at.

    James Strauss 1-2 weeks (leg)

    Max Gawn season (knee)

    Jack Grimes 1-9 week (long expansive ridiculously uncommon injury)

    Colin Sylvia 1 week (whiplash)

    Jack Watts 1 week (acting career)

    Tom Scully career (knee).

    There's only one on the list I'm hoping for!

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    Hmm here's what I think you're looking at.

    James Strauss 1-2 weeks (leg)

    Max Gawn season (knee)

    Jack Grimes 1-9 week (long expansive ridiculously uncommon injury)

    Colin Sylvia 1 week (whiplash)

    Jack Watts 1 week (acting career)

    Tom Scully career (knee).

    There's only one on the list I'm hoping for!

    LOL

    Jake Spencer - mid season (knee)

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    With the new look football department in place next year would it be too much to expect some transparency and accuracy in things like the official club injury list?

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    I'm going to hope that Round 1 will show us only 2 names on the list. Strauss and Gawn. If we have a really good run on injuries we could se some action in September.

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    Thanks guys. A couple have had surgery though right? Jurrah is one, but I forget the other. Anyone know who they are and if they'll be fit for round one? I have something (that is secret) riding on this...

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    tapscott due to be healthy for round 1?

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    tapscott due to be healthy for round 1?

    Apparently is due back training by mid January. Take it with a grain of salt though.

    I believe that Jurrah, according to reports, is also meant to be ready to go after the Christmas break.

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    Nick Smith 4-6 weeks (whatever)

    You beat me to it. LOL. :-)

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    Its 12 weeks away????

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