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Injury List - Round 10

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Round 10 injury list

James Frawley (foot) - test

Clint Bartram (knee) - test

Brad Green (lung) - test

Stef Martin (quadriceps) - test

James Strauss (leg) - test

Josh Tynan (foot) - 1 week

Leigh Williams (virus) - 2 weeks

Jordan Gysberts (jaw) - 2-4 weeks

Liam Jurrah (ankle) - 2-4 weeks

Neville Jetta (ankle) - indefinite

Michael Evans (back) - indefinite

Rory Taggert (back) - indefinite

Max Gawn (knee) - season

http://www.melbourne...96/default.aspx

Someone normally pops up a thread about this each week so I figured I'd post it.

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    Thanks Rogue.

    'Indefinite' irks me more than the '4-6 weeks'. Taggert's injury is frustrating me more so than any other listed.

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    Can someone clarify the actual meaning of indefinite?

    Does that mean that there is a good chance that the injury is for life?

    How can they not be sure how far away it is?

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    Probably because its a suck it and see thing dealing with backs..

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      On 30/05/2012 at 06:53, olisik said:

    Can someone clarify the actual meaning of indefinite?

    Does that mean that there is a good chance that the injury is for life?

    How can they not be sure how far away it is?

    By definition, it is "not definite".

    They simply can't put a timeframe on it.

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      On 30/05/2012 at 06:55, H_T said:

    Probably because its a suck it and see thing dealing with backs..

    Well, as Misson said in the injury update video, as can sometimes happen with a back injury like Taggert's on one side, you can over-compensate for the injury and overload the other side.

    This is what he has done.

    So basically there's a stress reaction that they were looking out for.

    It has occurred and they're not sure how long it will take to rectify it.

    Like Grimes, it will probably involved learning how to run again, but with a different gait and engaging different muscles.

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    Gysberts is the one I'd like to see playing at some level out of the non-test players.

    Is Jack Viney out for the same 2-4 does anyone know?

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    Gysberts, Jurrah and even Jetta should all be holding their spots in the best 22 :(

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    I emailed the club asking why Jetta's injury was indefinite and why they were unable to put a return date. I got nothing back! Funnily enough, I wasn't surprised. I'm not sure what that means, if anything.

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    Sounds like Jetta and Evans are not far off running so may see them late in the year

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    I bumped into Nev Senior at an amateurs game last Saturday (another son Rodney was playing). He told me Nev was on the improve and he expected him to be back at Casey in 3 - 4 weeks if all goes well.

    It's been really tough on him because I really had a feeling that he might do well under Neeld's coaching if only he could get his body right.

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    I really hope Nev gets some games later in the season. I'm another who thinks that he and Neeld are a match made in heaven. I would think that Neeld would love the way he plays and he should thrive on Neelds gameplan. I just hope he can get on the park and show the coaches what he can do before they decide to cut him on general principles.

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      On 30/05/2012 at 09:01, RalphiusMaximus said:

    I really hope Nev gets some games later in the season. I'm another who thinks that he and Neeld are a match made in heaven. I would think that Neeld would love the way he plays and he should thrive on Neelds gameplan. I just hope he can get on the park and show the coaches what he can do before they decide to cut him on general principles.

    I've always liked the honest way Nev plays his game, unfashionable of late,,, but a solid work style & reads the ball well.

    I think he'll go well in our contested ball style.

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      On 30/05/2012 at 09:01, RalphiusMaximus said:

    I really hope Nev gets some games later in the season. I'm another who thinks that he and Neeld are a match made in heaven. I would think that Neeld would love the way he plays and he should thrive on Neelds gameplan. I just hope he can get on the park and show the coaches what he can do before they decide to cut him on general principles.

    When he got this injury I thought that was the last we would see of Jetta

    However we can only drop about 8 at the end of 2012 and there are a number who are playing who have put their hand up for delisting over the last two months.

    Nev might get another year after all.

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