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The Injury List makes a comeback

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Courtesy of today's Australian, this is our official injury list. A little birdie tells me that it's not accurate and at least one player who is due back about round 2 is probably not going to be back for at least a month beyond that and then it will be at least a couple of weeks at Sandy. FWIW, the injury list (sponsored by the 426 Corporation, makers of the world's finest prosthetics):-

Clint Bartram (ankle) 2-3 weeks

Jace Bode (back) 2 - 3 weeks

Ben Holland (hip) test

Travis Johnstone (foot) test

Brock McLean (thigh) 1 week

Nick Smith (amnesia) 4 - 6 weeks

Colin Sylvia (groin) 2 -3 weeks

Matthew Warnock (ankle) 2-3 weeks

Paul Wheatley (ankle) test

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    Thanks Alpha. Got a nice giggle from that. Certainly the last thing I expected given the info...

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    As long as your not talking about Brock....

    My guess would be Sylvia or Bartram.

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    My guess would be Sylvia or Bartram.

    ;)

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    I'm very worried about Brock. If we are going to do anything this year we need him to play as many games as possible. I very much hoping he isn't injury prone throughout his career. He may well be the best midfielder we've had in many a year. Sylvia's constant injury concerns are also a big problem.

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    I'm very worried about Brock. If we are going to do anything this year we need him to play as many games as possible. I very much hoping he isn't injury prone throughout his career. He may well be the best midfielder we've had in many a year. Sylvia's constant injury concerns are also a big problem.

    Relax. It's not Brock!

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    Relax. It's not Brock!

    I know it's not but I'm still worried. With him we finish 3-6, if he misses long parts of the season we finish anywhere between 6th and 12th. He is our most important player imo.

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    Sorry confused....what do you mean "Relax its not brock".

    Gotta agree with Harcourt. No Brock, noooooot happening this year.

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    It's Bartram.

    It maybe but at training today Bartram looked well advanced on Col and did the full session. Col didn't.

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    It maybe but at training today Bartram looked well advanced on Col and did the full session. Col didn't.

    My oversight. I don't expect to see Col in the short term future unfortunately so he'd skipped my memory bank. So Col is medium term(?) but at least with Clint his progress can be judged a lot more precisely.

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    If we see Sylvia playing seniors before Rd 10, I'd be very very surprised!

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