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Other than being listed in it in training reports

Sylvia, mckenzie, Tapscott, Davey, Spencer

Does anyone know what the extent of injuries are ,when these guys will be ready to join the main group and if they will be ready for round 1?

Particulaly concerned about Sylvia, Tapscott and Mckenzie (although jordie did show he can step back in after an injury last year)

 

I believe Davey is back training with the main group, Sylvia was with the main group for a couple of weeks but I believe he injuried a quad, shouldn't be to far away. Tapscott from what I have seen has been running since December he is another that wouldn't be to far away.

I posted before Christmas the only players that hadn't been running were McKenzie and Spencer add Gawn to that list. I don't know his injury we know he suffered from OP last year, I hear he is running since Christmas so hopefully he can get a couple of games at the end of the Preseason.

You can add Evans to that list and Williams.

Evans - post season surgery on hip (i think). Looks a way off

Not sure what is wrong with Williams.

McKenzie has an achilles issue

 

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