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Training - Friday 1st February, 2013

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Second hand info from BigFooty:

"I was there briefly, and it was Dean Terlich, didn't actually see what happened, but I think it was during a marking contest whilst doing match practice, it seemed to be neck or back injury and required a neck brace."

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    bloody moorabin sprinkler head no doubt, they were always left on overnight

    can't understand why they'd train at that dump anyway

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    You would expect that a neck injury in the goal square would be the result of a heavy landing after flying for a mark.

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    If its Tommy I'm leaving work to go home and cry

    If its Howe im not going back.

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    Enlarging that photo it appears that the player has number 4 on his back. Possibilites are:

    Jack Watts

    Lynden dunne

    Dean Kent

    Rohan Bail or any one else in the 40s

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    So it isn't confirmed as being Dean Terlich?

    I thought that's who it was.

    Edited by alias275

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    Could be worse and not sure whether back/neck injuries can recover quicker than a cruciate etc? Let's hope that he does not make it to the long-term injury list.

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    Can we confirm its not Wattsy?

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    its not wattsy, but it was his fault :)

    Really? in the words of Pauline Hanson.............. "Please Explain?'

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    Really? in the words of Pauline Hanson.............. "Please Explain?'

    I think he was being facetious. :)
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    ^ I think it's a joke, everything is Watts fault like the fact we didn't win a flag last year

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    Really? in the words of Pauline Hanson.............. "Please Explain?'

    Without evidence to the contrary assume DC was being humorous. Watts has been blamed for everything from the GFC and the war in Syria to Gangham style

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    ^ I think it's a joke, everything is Watts fault like the fact we didn't win a flag last year

    That’s a shame, I was hoping his body started to development some testosterone and he finally discovered some mongrel.....

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    Was no one there to ask any officials?

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    How can we not know who it was? This happened hours ago with plenty of witnesses.

    Hopefully no news from the Club is good news. Perhaps the ambo was very much a precaution and there is nothing to comment on

    I don't really believe it, but here's hoping

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    Looks like Dees fans dont go to Moorabbin the same way they dont go to Etihad...

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    The Second Coming on Demonology said:

    "I was there it was Dean Terlich went up in a contest & didnt get back up
    once hitting tIhe ground was being attended to for a long time by the trainers
    then the ambulance arrived,didnt seem to be great panic by the rest of the
    playing group & coaches so hope he is ok."

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