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I hear Brayshaw got a paper cut picking up his new contract which has become infected and he will miss 4-6 weeks

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    And Hogan absent, as mentioned later in article.

    Lose to crows, can't see us making finals. Timing...

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    5 minutes ago, CelebratingJade said:

    It didn't look that serious to me and was later in the session

    Ben Guthrie acknowledged as much on his Twitter post

    Fingers crossed 

    I read Hunt trained fully, how did he look CJ? We might need to rush him back. 

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    8 minutes ago, Dappa Dan said:

    And Hogan absent, as mentioned later in article.

    Hopefully just resting up that knee in the back he copped.

    Although, given Hogan's track record in crunch games...... 

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    Hunt looked good

    But I can't see rushing him back given he was dropped before injury

    Intersting tho with Casey bye this week

    Kent and AvB looked good too. CJ Peds trained with backs also

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    Just now, CelebratingJade said:

    Peds trained with backs also

    Apparently he's been outstanding as a key defender for Casey the last few weeks.

    Do we bring him in to take a Walker, Jenkins or Lynch?

     

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    Apparently he's been outstanding as a key defender for Casey the last few weeks.

    Do we bring him in to take a Walker, Jenkins or Lynch?

     

    Yes! Versatile swingman and adds size against their bigger blokes. Supports Maxy in ruck too freeing up Tmac

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    13 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

    Doesn't sound too major, reckon he'll be right, along with Hogan.  No drama.

    Personally I’d be surprised if they risk him. It’s a crunch game I know but if he plays and strains it properly....

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    I just saw Norm Smith (Ghost) at the hardware store (dead ringer), he said don't stress, we've got this, go book your GF tickets, the curse has now lifted, won't lose a game for the rest of the year!

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    Just now, picket fence said:

    NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! %#$@

    ^^^

    Why people bother posting this childish sort of rubbish I'll never know.

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    Another leg injury hey?

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    5 minutes ago, ProDee said:

    Injuries happen.

    If he plays he plays if he doesn't he doesn't.

    True but I’m sure you agree it’ll have a considerable impact on our ability to win.

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    6 minutes ago, MSFebey said:

    I just saw Norm Smith (Ghost) at the hardware store (dead ringer), he said don't stress, we've got this, go book your GF tickets, the curse has now lifted, won't lose a game for the rest of the year!

    Now we’re truely f#<@€D

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    2 minutes ago, McQueen said:

    True but I’m sure you agree it’ll have a considerable impact on our ability to win.

    Yep.

    No Viney or Oliver doesn't bode well.

    I just try not to worry over things I have zero control over.  What's the point ?

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