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Injury List - Round 6 (Mitch Clark 6-8 weeks)

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Little Richard
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Trying to make the best of a bad situation, bring on Magner if Clark can be put on the long term list.

kieranbj
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I am hoping this means Watts gets a chance to cement a spot up forward. Also it should give a chance to include some midfield grunt in Magner if the club decides that Clark will certainly play no foo

Bates Mate
Bates Mate

Yep Magner will be upgraded so Neeld can play him in his natural defensive forward position

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In a situation like this... only Nicolas Cage can describe my emotional rollercoaster

Reaction to Clark being out for 10 weeks:

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Reaction to him being put onto the LTL and a rookie being elevated:

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Thinking of Magner or Couch:

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Possibility might have a better midfeild and Clark still being able to get a few games at the end of the season/full preseason:

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Get better soon Mitch!

Man i hate Nicholas Cage

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Bad news came early this week. I was tipping around Thursday for some reason. At least we have longer to recover for our next bit of bad news- it's getting a little easier to cope with now at least.

Sigh.

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Isn't LTI 10 weeks minimum? As in if a player goes on LTI it is for a mandated 10 weeks at a minimum, then a rookie can be upgraded?

8 weeks I believe.

They may not want to chance it, in the hope that Misson and co. can work wonders and have him back in 6 weeks.

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dead set, can this club take a trick?

good luck Mitch in recovery

is there a minimum length a player needs to be out for to put them on the LTIL?

Look up.

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The heart beats true Trident

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This season needs to hurry up and end start fresh get our hopes up and then get crushed round 1 2014

I honestly think that if that happens the MCG might literally explode with fury.

I've never seen collective anger like that Rnd 1 game against Port.

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Is anyone annoyed that we paid a guy big bucks and twice now he has had to miss half a season due to injury. Look I Mitch has been great and I like him but I guess im just frustrated that he is injured once again. Why cant it happen to one of our lesser good players. I know it isnt his fault and he would want to be out on the park.

Im just frustrated because he started off well and his marking is really good and he provides a target. Now if we bring in Dawes people will say we rushed him back to early.

Why cant we just get a break on something

Cant we sneak Hogan in. Hurry up 2014

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BREAKING NEWS Mitch is fine. His injury is not as bad as first thought but he is a bit shorter looks younger has had his tatts removed and for some reason his team mates have nicknamed him 'Jesse' he will line up at full forward this week.

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