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Injury List - Round 20

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Liam Jurrah off the injury list for the first time in what, three months?

Kelvin Lawrence (calf) test

Jordie McKenzie (shoulder) test

Cale Morton (shoulder) test

Jai Sheahan (ankle) test

Jack Watts (ankle) test

Mark Jamar (calf) 1-2 weeks

Clint Bartram (knee) season

Jamie Bennell (knee) season

Mitch Clark (foot) season

Aaron Davey (foot) season

Max Gawn (knee) season

Rory Taggert (back) indefinite

 

Liam Jurrah off the injury list for the first time in what, three months?

By my reckoning he was on the list until May 10.

Then played 1+ quarters vs Swans May 19

Then back on May 25 and has been on it for 11 weeks.

Not exactly a great productive year.

Does that mean he fronts for Casey this weekend?

I really hope so

 

Watts still in the test group, this had been a very serious minor ankle injury.

I'm sure I read that McKenzie was a late replacement because of a knee complaint; yet the list has him as "shoulder (test)"?

Edit:

Thought so... from the MFC site game review:

INJURIES

Melbourne: Jordie McKenzie (knee) was a late withdrawal. Morton (shoulder)



I'm sure I read that McKenzie was a late replacement because of a knee complaint; yet the list has him as "shoulder (test)"?

Edit:

Thought so... from the MFC site game review:

I always take the injury list with a grain of salt

The only ones I believe is when they Say "Season or Indefinte"

The rest is just to keep the troops happy.

I'm sure I read that McKenzie was a late replacement because of a knee complaint; yet the list has him as "shoulder (test)"?

Edit:

Thought so... from the MFC site game review:

Maybe they meant he'd been kneed in the shoulder...

Does that necessarily mean he'll be playing this week?

I am sure I read somewhere that LJ will line up for Casey this week.

 

What is up with Watts? I'm now officially getting worried. Four weeks is a long time. I hope it is not more serious than they are letting on.

I am sure I read somewhere that LJ will line up for Casey this week.

Neeld suggested it last week Jnr.


Nicholson and Stef Martin missing from that list too

I always take the injury list with a grain of salt

The only ones I believe is when they Say "Season or Indefinte"

The rest is just to keep the troops happy.

You don't believe the 224s? Sheesh you're a cynical old bastard :o

Watts still in the test group, this had been a very serious minor ankle injury.

What is up with Watts? I'm now officially getting worried. Four weeks is a long time. I hope it is not more serious than they are letting on.

I heard he did the ankle twice. Once was in the game, then he was pretty much right but aggravated/re-injured it in training, early word is he'll be right for this week.

I heard he did the ankle twice. Once was in the game, then he was pretty much right but aggravated/re-injured it in training, early word is he'll be right for this week.

I bloody hope so. At the moment he's sitting on my Super coach bench with Mitch Robinson. With an elimination final and only 3 trades i want him back!


I dont think soft as butter Jurrah will make it back before the years out.

I dont think soft as butter Jurrah will make it back before the years out.

I've been under the impression all year that MFC are sneakily trying to keep him out of the spotlight, for his own sake.

Not saying I know this as a fact, just where my instinct goes given the timing of his comeback and the length of time he's been out with seemingly minor injuries.

"Soft as butter" is the last thing I'd call him though, if you've seen his reaction to his various injuries you'd know the guy has a pretty massive pain tolerance.

I dont think soft as butter Jurrah will make it back before the years out.

Soft as butter? And I thought our problem was our inability to spread...

(And I think your assessment is way off. With all the psychological trauma he's been through over many years, I suspect he's one of the mentally toughest players on our list.)

He won't have much chance to build up his upper body before the most crucial year of his vocational life, but hopefully Misson can fatten him up around the middle - see if that helps the bloke.


I dont think soft as butter Jurrah will make it back before the years out.

Narrow visioned ignorance

We could build a better side out of our injury list - than the side we have atm.

15 on injury list

22 + 3 emergencies to be named

will only be 2 players not selected. My guess is that it will be Cook and Fitz

 

Be interesting to know to what extent his ongoing shoulder issues over the past couple of months have effected him and his position in the team.


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