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Changes v St Kilda

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5 hours ago, CityDee said:

Injury timeframes to be confirmed but all copped serious injuries at the weekend nick an ankle roberton a knee joey a bad hammy 

Richo said Joey was right to go back on but they kept him off as a precaution (and the fact that they were being smoked by GWS)

Edited by jnrmac

29 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

Richo said Joey was right to go back on but they keep him off as a precaution (and the fact that they were being smoked by GWS)

Joey always gives us a bath 

 
Just now, Moneider96 said:

Please don't play Viney as tagger on Steven. Put someone else on him. We need Viney leading the attack. 

I think those days are gone....


I think we'll be too hard and hungry for the Saints either way.

We're riding a wave at the moment and I think we're irresistible at the contest. 

We're playing really inspired football and our young players are hungry for more.

 
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57 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

Richo said Joey was right to go back on but they keep him off as a precaution (and the fact that they were being smoked by GWS)

I don't know why they do this but the AFL generally issues an injury list on Tuesday afternoons which usually turns out wrong. Here's the Saints' injury list - it looks pretty healthy

Leigh Montagna (hamstring) Expected return TBC

Nick O'Kearney (arm) Test

Brenton Payne (shin) Test

Nick Riewoldt (ankle) Expected return TBC

Dylan Roberton (knee) Expected return TBC

Source: The injury list: round six

I wouldn't bother with the one they put out for Melbourne - better to wait for the inaccurate one the club puts out on Wednesday night or Thursday. 

 

 

45 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

I don't know why they do this but the AFL generally issues an injury list on Tuesday afternoons which usually turns out wrong. Here's the Saints' injury list - it looks pretty healthy

Leigh Montagna (hamstring) Expected return TBC

Nick O'Kearney (arm) Test

Brenton Payne (shin) Test

Nick Riewoldt (ankle) Expected return TBC

Dylan Roberton (knee) Expected return TBC

Source: The injury list: round six

I wouldn't bother with the one they put out for Melbourne - better to wait for the inaccurate one the club puts out on Wednesday night or Thursday. 

 

 

WJ I am surprised you even look at these lists they have been  rubbish for as long as I can remember.

Look at the game against the Tigers everyone knew Deledio would be very unlikely to play.

Tigers were all positive till game day then he comes out.

The  lists are BS.

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2 minutes ago, deelighted3 said:

CP 5 is in Saturday. Take it to the bank. 

Which Bank?

10 minutes ago, old dee said:

The  lists are BS.

I don't think they're BS, I just think that they reflect the inaccuracies and vagaries of injuries and recovery. Every Tuesday they put down a marker and call it an "injury list" - but it's a moveable feast.

4 minutes ago, deelighted3 said:

CP 5 is in Saturday. Take it to the bank. 

Source.

Interesting though most 1st gamers get told mid week as it gives them that couple of days to organize family tickets and more direct focus on the game and potential opponent's.


3 minutes ago, The team we love said:

Who did you hear this from Deelight?

Hope you are right!!

 

4 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Source.

Interesting though most 1st gamers get told mid week as it gives them that couple of days to organize family tickets and more direct focus on the game and potential opponent's.

Friend of a friends brothers cousins former roommate blah blah blah. He's in. 

3 minutes ago, bing181 said:

I don't think they're BS, I just think that they reflect the inaccuracies and vagaries of injuries and recovery. Every Tuesday they put down a marker and call it an "injury list" - but it's a moveable feast.

Moveable yes but a feast it ain't 

The details are shown to try and confuse other teams but they have little to do with the actual.


2 hours ago, Jesse Christ said:

I can see Kent kicking a bag! 

You sadistic so-and-so. What did that bag ever do to you to deserve such pain? :(:)

14 minutes ago, Red and Bluebeard said:

You sadistic so-and-so. What did that bag ever do to you to deserve such pain? :(:)

Agreed!  Not even Bugg would be THAT unsociable!  LOL

Looking forward to seeing Petracca debut. Still think Oliver and Matt Jones will also come in as we will need fresh runners. 

Not sure who goes out. 

 

 
4 minutes ago, sydneydee said:

Looking forward to seeing Petracca debut. Still think Oliver and Matt Jones will also come in as we will need fresh runners. 

Not sure who goes out. 

 

Now I reckon only Oliver will join Petracca. Brayshaw is one likely out but the other ..... no idea unless there is an as yet undisclosed injury.

On 26/4/2016 at 11:27 AM, jnrmac said:

Pretty sure he did come back on....

thanks jnrmac, didn't realise that


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