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having broken dunns jaw who will be out for two months, what price will he pay? it happened right on front of me and was gutless..maybe that's why hawthorn got rid of him..gutless!!!

 

Dunn has a broken jaw and is out for 2 months?? Suprised I havent heard this mentioned anywhere at all yet!

Guess that settles the Miller vs Dunn argument for a few months then....

Hopefully it isnt too bad, as Dunn looked set to improve again in 2007 and make his way into our 22.

I WANT THE BLOOD OF BO NIXON!! :lol:

 
wow ive heard nothing of this

report in todays Age, hope Bo Nixon is on report......why didn't MFC report this earlier along with full report on other injuries


report in todays Age, hope Bo Nixon is on report......why didn't MFC report this earlier along with full report on other injuries

Good news if such is possible regarding the injury to Lynden is that the operation to repair the compressed fracture of his cheek ( not jaw ) went well and he did not require any plates to hold it in place. Will miss at least 6 weeks but is in very good spirits and should be dicharged from hospital later today.

Should get 6 weeks if it was intentional.

The same amount of weeks as Dunn will be out for.

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from the VFL official website

 

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