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Just came in to make sure everyone is panicking. ✅

Carry on!

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    Given the issues that affected Max’s fitness in the latter half of 2022, any problem with his hamstrings needs to be managed properly. I’m sure our coaching, medical and fitness people will be right on top of this and they’ll do what’s necessary in his interests. 

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    7 news - apparently Brayshaw is cooked too 

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    Well I’ve read all I needed to. Remove Gawn from the banner and add Jake spencer via ssp. And if brayshaw is reportedly cooked let’s see if Dom Tyson is available too. 

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    19 minutes ago, spalding said:

    7 news - apparently Brayshaw is cooked too 

    ??

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    Gone for scans too

    mfcss rampant for many

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    Scans sounds a lot better than carried off on a stretcher.

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    "Treatment for Angus Brayshaw on an existing injury" was all that was mentioned

    Didn't specify scans etc

     

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    35 minutes ago, spalding said:

    7 news - apparently Brayshaw is cooked too 

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    a hammy strain for Gawn is clearly bad news given his age and importance to the side. the next block of preseason 4-5 is arguably the most important so let’s hope it is very minor. 

    with Schache pretty much our only real option after Grundy, and a poor one at that, we need a bit of luck with injuries in the ruck department 

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    Murphy's law of Demonland: Anything and everything that can be panicked about will be panicked about.

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    23 hours ago, DubDee said:

    a hammy strain for Gawn is clearly bad news given his age and importance to the side. the next block of preseason 4-5 is arguably the most important so let’s hope it is very minor. 

    with Schache pretty much our only real option after Grundy, and a poor one at that, we need a bit of luck with injuries in the ruck department 

    Settle down, it’s a hammy not an amputation.  He would miss 3 weeks if they were playing but will more than likely be back running in a week 

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    On 1/20/2023 at 3:28 PM, daisycutter said:

    my understanding is hamstring injury time is related to age of player and size of hamstring.

    given it's maxxy (whose hamstring is longer than my whole body) this could take years to heal 🥵

    I had a pimple once and it took years to heal..

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    12 hours ago, Demons11 said:

    Settle down, it’s a hammy not an amputation.  He would miss 3 weeks if they were playing but will more than likely be back running in a week 

    Doubt he will be running in a week, maybe a light jog or walk.

    Agree though, hamstring awareness would usually just require an easing off and short term modifications to training.

    In the old days of no hydration, they would be told to run it off and probably tear the hamstring. Sports science has come a long way over the years.

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    On 1/20/2023 at 2:47 AM, The end is nigh said:

    Well I’ve read all I needed to. Remove Gawn from the banner and add Jake spencer via ssp. And if brayshaw is reportedly cooked let’s see if Dom Tyson is available too. 

    I was going to bring in Strawbs and resurrect John Lord... for the next game.

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    2 hours ago, David-Demon said:

    I was going to bring in Strawbs and resurrect John Lord... for the next game.

    Oh Lord...

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    3 hours ago, Tarax Club said:

    Oh Lord...

    RockAndRollPicsAndThings | Deep purple, Jon lord, British musicians

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    On 1/21/2023 at 6:34 PM, Demons11 said:

    Settle down, it’s a hammy not an amputation.  He would miss 3 weeks if they were playing but will more than likely be back running in a week 

    he’ll be back running in a week? thanks mate 

    thats a relief 

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    22 hours ago, David-Demon said:

    I was going to bring in Strawbs and resurrect John Lord... for the next game.

    John Lord for me.  Ye olde Number 4 could also take grabs down forward and slot a few goals. He could also bring it to ground for Barassi, Ridley and Adams-all renowned goal kickers. Hassa would also be lurking close by!

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    38 minutes ago, Demons3031 said:

    John Lord for me.  Ye olde Number 4 could also take grabs down forward and slot a few goals. He could also bring it to ground for Barassi, Ridley and Adams-all renowned goal kickers. Hassa would also be lurking close by!

    Hassa and those Grass cutters.

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    18 hours ago, picket fence said:

    RockAndRollPicsAndThings | Deep purple, Jon lord, British musicians

    Picket as Black Night changes to day and Smoke on the Water clears as you travel to Casey Fields, Highway Star pumping on the 8 track, beware of Space Truckin' as any Speed King may get you a ticket.

     ps. Can we confirm if Max will be hummin' or hamstrung?

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