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2 hours ago, Demonland said:

Tim Smith (calf) too. 

Smithy unable to stay on the park.  JKH down & out.... stretcher

 

looks like JKH broke his leg

Looked like a leg injury. Don't think we'll be seeing him again for a while. Hopefully he is ok the poor guy!


Just after it the Lions turned it over, and what happened? Another ANB fumble. I'll put it down to it being pre season but sheesh, it hasnt been a pretty start. 

Umps have been awful as well.

 
4 minutes ago, DV8 said:

Watt do you think happens... when players go into a game,  and play to not get injured. ????

Get injured!? ?


I really hope we are playing at 40%......If not we have a bit to do. 

Globetrotter time. 

Which team played finals?

I wish we would try.


Yeah looked like a broken leg. Horrible!

Back to the match, they're still smashing us. We're fumbling and missing targets repeatedly. We're not laying or sticking tackles. We're obviously just wanting the real stuff to start, but it's still disappointing to see such a lack of effort and the players being this rusty. This is it before round 1, and our skills look horrible.


This is turning into a rubbish day.

I am not a big JKH fan, but he is finally at the point where he is competing for a spot in the 22 and while he would always be depth in my opinion it's a cruel blow to get injured at the best time in his career to push his case.

Also a blow to our depth.  Hope he is ok.

 

Are we taking the pi$$?  We look incredibly sloppy in all facets of the game. Our skill level is a real worry.

Hopefully JKH just has bone bruising or something else not too ominous.  Hyperextension is better than a twisting type knee injury usually..fingers crossed ?


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