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Injury List - Season 2019

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far out, still 9 best 22 players out.  realistically only Viney and Pruess back before the bye.

Smith, Jetta and Vanders probably done for the year.

no wonder May is hitting the schnapps

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    yeah, that's last week

    fwiw, the age whisper boys said last week that walker is completely cactus and working in the membership dept - given that we're about to hit 50k, he's clearly doing a good job!

    Edited by whatwhatsaywhat

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    19 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Any news on Garlett? Hammy (as reported this morning on SEN) or corkie?

    WTF i hope not

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    The club's injury report is finally looking a little bit encouraging. 

    Garlett received a corky but will be able to line up. Preuss to be tested and another 4 or 5 coming back over the next 3 weeks.

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    Garlett - Hamstring - Available

    Tim Smith - Back - Available 

    Preuss - Shoulder - Test

    Viney - Shoulder - 1 week

    May - Groin - 3-4 weeks

    Lever - Knee - 1 week

    Hannan - Knee - 2 weeks

    JKH - Knee - 2 weeks

    Maynard - Hip - 1 week

    AVB - Foot - 6-8 weeks

    Joel Smith - Groin - 6-8 weeks

    KK - Concussion - TBA

    Good to see Lever is almost set for a return, there’s no point in rushing him so I would be giving him half a game at the VFL reserves then up his game time in VFLseniors and assess if match fitness wise when he’s ready. 

    Pruess is a chance, but I’m not sure if the Suns are a team we would bring him in for. 

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    Joel Smith situation is tragic.  Wtf did he continue playing.  Now missed 9 weeks and likely another 6-8 (probably a guess) weeks.  That’s the year with a groin!!!

    Vandenburg. Also gone for the year.  Another 6-8 weeks is a guess. Wtf  

    Both were 2-3 weeks in the round 1 injury preview. Ridiculous.  Wtf  

    Lever says May is running and joining the main group next week.  Gawn says in radio interview that he is not running and faces a further extended delay and will be out for further 7-8 weeks.  Wtf 

    kk was a huge risk as he had concussion history.  It was reported as being misdiagnosed as a neck complaint. Now he is indefinite still. Wtf

    Wtf is my summary on weekly injury report.  

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    Some reinforcements not too far away if we could possibly hold it together for 3 more weeks...

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    25 minutes ago, sisso said:

    Some reinforcements not too far away if we could possibly hold it together for 3 more weeks...

    Agree. Win 2 out of next 3 (or all 3 ) then our troops start dripping back in and all our opponents will be worried. Still a sneaky chance of finishing in 8 and boy if that happens then look out.

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    On 5/5/2019 at 5:17 PM, DV8 said:

    I'm not convinced he'll be OK,  but I feel certain he will return soon.

    Goody said,  or was it mr Misson,  that he will need to be monitored in future,  and most likely his loads managed, looking forward.

    .... load management ..... is Misson moonlighting from a logistics firm?

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    15 hours ago, martin said:

    And KK? The silence is deafening.A week off has now become five.

    It seems that concussion is the most difficult injury to classify by number of weeks. I imagine it is virtually impossible to put a reliable timeline on it.

     

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    Injury List: Round 8

    Jeff Garlett (hamstring) – Available
    Tim Smith (back) – Available
    Braydon Preuss (shoulder) – Test
    Corey Maynard (hip) – 1 week
    Jack Viney (shoulder) – 1 week
    Sam Weideman (soreness) – 1 week
    Steven May (groin) – 3-4 weeks
    Jake Lever (knee) – 1 week
    Mitch Hannan (knee) – 2 weeks
    Jay Kennedy Harris (knee) – 2 weeks
    Joel Smith (groin) – 6-8 weeks
    Aaron vandenBerg (foot) – 6-8 weeks 
    Neville Jetta (knee) – 10-12 weeks
    Kade Kolodjashnij (concussion) – TBA
    Guy Walker (shoulder) – Indefinite
    Aaron Nietschke (knee) – Season

    Latest word on Weideman is that he is likely to miss a week.

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    The table below was posted on bigfooty by 'Djcjdees'.

    I like the table as it shows how the no of weeks has changed for the last month.  Some times have improved and some have worsened, in particular Joel Smith (subject of another thread) and Jetta (who also should not have played out the game after being injured early in the game).

    Also, that KK is continually listed as TBC and AVB has now been TBC for a few weeks is worrying.

    Player

    April 9

    April 16

    April 29

    May 1

    May 7

    Hannan

    6-8 (was 6-12 March 20)

    6

    4-6

    3-4

    2-3

    JKH

    10-12

    8-10

    8

    3-4

    3

    Lever

    6-8 (was 6-12 March 20)

    6

    4-6

    3-4

    3-4

    KK

    -

    -

    TBC

    TBC

    TBC

    May

    2-3

    2-4

    TBC

    3-4

    3-4

    Joel Smith

    TBC (was 5 March 20)

    4-6

    4-5

    6-8

    6-8

    AVB

    4-6

    4-6

    4-5

    TBC

    TBC

    Viney

    -

    -

    -

    2

    Test*

    Maynard

    -

    -

    -

    3-4

    3

    Preuss

    -

    -

    - (left off weirdly but was 2)

    1

    Test

    Nev

    -

    -

    8-10

    10-12

    10-12

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    4 hours ago, Chelly said:

    Injury List: Round 8

    Jeff Garlett (hamstring) – Available
    Tim Smith (back) – Available
    Braydon Preuss (shoulder) – Test
    Corey Maynard (hip) – 1 week
    Jack Viney (shoulder) – 1 week
    Sam Weideman (soreness) – 1 week
    Steven May (groin) – 3-4 weeks
    Jake Lever (knee) – 1 week
    Mitch Hannan (knee) – 2 weeks
    Jay Kennedy Harris (knee) – 2 weeks
    Joel Smith (groin) – 6-8 weeks
    Aaron vandenBerg (foot) – 6-8 weeks 
    Neville Jetta (knee) – 10-12 weeks
    Kade Kolodjashnij (concussion) – TBA
    Guy Walker (shoulder) – Indefinite
    Aaron Nietschke (knee) – Season

    Latest word on Weideman is that he is likely to miss a week.

    Unbelievable although it has now become believable.

    However, only a small number of the group are top players or automatic selections. 

    The rest are struggling, what we would call fringe or depth. 

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