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14 hours ago, Roosters demons said:

Has anyone got an update on Vanders?

You must have known something was up because he's not training today.

Demon royalty is a big call for vandenBerg! Good player but doesn't quite have the runs on the board yet I wouldn't have thought.

6 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

You must have known something was up because he's not training today.

Demon royalty is a big call for vandenBerg! Good player but doesn't quite have the runs on the board yet I wouldn't have thought.

The report from training wasn't that he wasn't training, it was that he hobbled towards AAMI from training.

 

This bloke is like Tingay. Great when he's in the team. But rarely in it.

1 hour ago, praha said:

This bloke is like Tingay. Great when he's in the team. But rarely in it.

He played 162 games. 


1 hour ago, praha said:

This bloke is like Tingay. Great when he's in the team. But rarely in it.

Was very consistent until falling through a windows...devastating blow but that was our luck in the mid 90s.

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1 hour ago, Moonshadow said:

AFL website said he left the track early with a "right foot complaint"

Not convinced either of his feet are right

 

Sadly, it’s damaged goods at this stage. 
Any game Vanders plays will be a bonus. 
 

A shame because he plays hard

2 hours ago, Hampton 22 said:

Not convinced either of his feet are right

Two left feet?


2 hours ago, Hampton 22 said:

Not convinced either of his feet are right

Uum, as I interpreted the information; I think he stubbed his big toe. Now that could be a career ending injury or not. Guessing and invoking the syndrome is a pointless practice. But what the hell, go ahead, we all need someone to ............ (please insert appropriate adjective)

23 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

like dieter?

At least he usually puts one in his mouth...

2 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Sadly, it’s damaged goods at this stage. 
Any game Vanders plays will be a bonus. 
 

A shame because he plays hard

What an optimistic ball of joy you are WYL!

1 hour ago, daisycutter said:

like dieter?

Look, DC., I've got double Kneemonia, that's about it, okay.


6 hours ago, dieter said:

He played 162 games. 

okay I meant in the 90s.

1 hour ago, dieter said:

Look, DC., I've got double Kneemonia, that's about it, okay.

i get the monia bit, dieter ?

1 hour ago, praha said:

okay I meant in the 90s.

I'm not picking on you, but his first year was 1989 when he played 12 games. His big miss years were '92 when he played 6, '97 when he played 3 and '99 when he played 9...

42 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

i get the monia bit, dieter ?

Add a c and you've got my wife's name. You are such a wiz with the words, bro.

1 hour ago, dieter said:

Add a c and you've got my wife's name. You are such a wiz with the words, bro.

moniac......i like it.... nice polish name ?


4 hours ago, Moonshadow said:

What an optimistic ball of joy you are WYL!

Merely a realist Moonie 

i want September Footy and nothing less

Unfortunately Injury Prone 

Dont hang ur hat on this Bloke..

And we gave him ..What a three year year Deal??

Typical MFC

Poor Vanders. I reckon it just isn't going to work for him. I hope I'm wrong because the whole team plays differently with him around which is a big statement but true.

And I agree about Tingay. He was an absolute gun ruined by injury. He may have played 192 games, but he could easily have played 300. And half of those 192 were under an injury cloud, returning from injury, or after an interrupted pre-season.

 

Everyone seems to be making assumptions, fact is we don't know what the issue is. Someone could've stood on his foot for all we know.

Let's cross our fingers and hope for the best.


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