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Dom Tyson out with a hamstring injury

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Tyson to miss Sunday's clash

"Tyson was a withdrawal on Friday, when the final 22 was announced. His replacement is Christian Salem, who will play his first match since round seven."

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    Tyson to miss Sunday's clash

    "Tyson was a withdrawal on Friday, when the final 22 was announced. His replacement is Christian Salem, who will play his first match since round seven."

    Darn. How did McDonald pull up from his supposed ankle injury?

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    Tyson to miss Sunday's clash

    "Tyson was a withdrawal on Friday, when the final 22 was announced. His replacement is Christian Salem, who will play his first match since round seven."

    Well that is a bottoms. Probably played one of his best games for the year last week.

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    Massive Tyson fan so disappointed to see him miss this game - but given the heavy strapping on his knee and now a hamstring injury (of some sort) I'd be keen for the coaches to put him on ice. We need him back on the same trajectory he was headed on last year and I don't think a few missed games at the end of the year would be a big deal.

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    He was starting to put some solid performances together after a pretty dower season. Poor timing for the injury.

    Dour :lol:

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    yes it sure looked like he was turning it around. Bad luck Dom.

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    Yep, just as he was starting to get his mojo back.

    Oh well. At least his pick partner is back from his.

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    Shut him down and get him ready for a big preseason.

    Dominator will bounce back next year!

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    Agree. I've had 2 myself. No kidding. Back on the park this Sunday and Monday and hoping it all holds up....

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    Goddamn Misson!!1111!11111111!!!!!!!!!!111!!!

    This is all his fault!!!11!!!!!!!1!!!!!

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