Liam for Sydney? Watching him play for Casey on Sat, I noticed that he seems to have put on a good amount of size around the chest and shoulders. To the point that I could no longer classify him as having a slight build (i.e. Cale). If this filling out, with a couple more pre-seasons in the weights room and building his engine, he will be very hard to beat and damaging in a range of positions.

See Pic of Liam here against Geelong reserves.

Edited May 16, 201213 yr by PaulRB

Neeld all but confirmed Jurrah will play this week against the Swans!

JURRAH IS BACK YOU LITTLE BLOODY BEAUTY.

GOOLUCK LIAM.

A now hes out for another 6 weeks! Cant catch a break at a time he really needs footy

A now hes out for another 6 weeks! Cant catch a break at a time he really needs footy

maybe only 4. should be right for the home run. He'll have a strong run home. LJ is one of the few great reasons to follow Melb these days.

It has been almost been 4 weeks now, Liam is listed as 2 - 4 weeks off in the injury list. Is there any word on his progress, on his court case and on his general state of mind?

It has been almost been 4 weeks now, Liam is listed as 2 - 4 weeks off in the injury list. Is there any word on his progress, on his court case and on his general state of mind?

Would be good if Rudeboy could stop by and provide an update.

After the reaction to his last ambiguous posting I would be surprised if he did.

Excuse my ignorance, but how do trials work where Jurrah comes from?

It's not a trial. It's a committal. That means a magistrate has to decide if there's enough evidence to justify going to trial. If it goes to trial it will drag on for months. If the magistrate says not enough to warrant a trial, it's over.

we all know that in LJ injury terms 4 weeks = 10 months

dont expect that 4 weeks to become 3 for another 2 months.

im not even expecting to see him play at all this year. Just a gut feeling. Kind of his Annus Horribilus.....and ours

It's not a trial. It's a committal. That means a magistrate has to decide if there's enough evidence to justify going to trial. If it goes to trial it will drag on for months. If the magistrate says not enough to warrant a trial, it's over.

Do you know if he is a co-defendant or the principal accused in this matter? And does the NT have the same contested committal process as Victoria?