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1 minute ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

What happened to that North player?

I am sitting on the flank. I saw him on the ground and his leg looked weird. Then he was waving his arms. His leg looked to be badly broken. No replay explains it.

 
1 minute ago, deva5610 said:

I'm liking what I'm seeing but are we that good or is North that bad?

Both and they've just lost a player to a serious injury. Combden I think it is. That looked painful 

Unfortunately it's potentially halted our momentum 

 
Just now, monoccular said:

Did anyone see what happened to the North guy?  

Severe, ugly break


What an awful awful injury. Poor kid. Absolutely heartbreaking. 

Looks horrendous... happy to take it down if it's a bit too 'injury porn'...

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Just now, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Anyone with Foxtel IQ tell us what the injury looks like?

broken leg. 

Just now, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Anyone with Foxtel IQ tell us what the injury looks like?

Think Jeremy H but his leg.


Think Jeremy Howe's injury, but for a lower leg/ankle. That's exactly what it looked like.

Looks like ankle point left of where it should be. 
 

Bad luck to Norf but equally for us as this is a momentum killer. 

Edited by Gawndy the Great

22 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

I've worked hard to model myself on Sir Les. Outstanding chap.

My doppelgänger 

3 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Glad they didn’t broadcast the image of the North players injury. 

Was it a leg in a marking contest?


Just now, monoccular said:

Was it a leg in a marking contest?

Yeah, landed on it similar to Howe and his arm.

1 minute ago, layzie said:

Who is it?

Charlie Comben

Someone please name the injured player

Edit: Thank you 

Edited by layzie


Well Brundy made up for his muffed mark. 

 

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