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Saw on Ch7 that Max had a scan today - Any word from the track watchers or those close to the club.

 

Someone on another thread mentioned ‘finger’.

Sounds better than a knee

Hope whatever it is doesn't keep him out.  Game 200 against the Hawks for the champ.

 

Apart from the continuous mugging by the blues players last night, he looked OK at the Casey game today, offering tips to Verall and Farris White at qtr time and in the rooms at half time.

Edited by buck_nekkid

hopefully nothing but we have a handy replacement if required.


26 minutes ago, DeeZone said:

Any word from the track watchers

I'll wonder down to Gosch's tomorrow morning.

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I hope it wasn’t a baby scan. Lol.!!

 
9 minutes ago, DeeZone said:

I hope it wasn’t a baby scan. Lol.!!

SO DOES MAX!!!!

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Channel 7 said it was a routine follow up appointment this afternoon (after reporting on it earlier in the day). Possibly a follow up knee scan to see how it’s looking. They specifically said ‘nothing to see here’.

It did make me wonder how the cameras knew to go to the exact scanning place on a Sunday morning at 11am. 

9 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

Channel 7 said it was a routine follow up appointment this afternoon (after reporting on it earlier in the day). Possibly a follow up knee scan to see how it’s looking. They specifically said ‘nothing to see here’.

It did make me wonder how the cameras knew to go to the exact scanning place on a Sunday morning at 11am. 

To be fair all AFL players in Melbourne go to the same place to get scanned. I assume the gutter journalists just sit there all day every day waiting to catch someone. 

15 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

To be fair all AFL players in Melbourne go to the same place to get scanned. I assume the gutter journalists just sit there all day every day waiting to catch someone. 

This place looked very different to me. It was in a tight street - but Max could have gone to the regular place and just got a [censored] park.

Just now, The heart beats true said:

This place looked very different to me. It was in a tight street - but Max could have gone to the regular place and just got a [censored] park.

I didn’t see the vision but if it was the one in Prahran it’s possible he parked down the side street. I’ve been there many times for scans myself and one side of the street looks like a weird alleyway. 
 

1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

I didn’t see the vision but if it was the one in Prahran it’s possible he parked down the side street. I’ve been there many times for scans myself and one side of the street looks like a weird alleyway. 
 

That was it! When you went did Tom Browne doorstop you for an interview, so you pretended to be on the phone?


58 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

SO DOES MAX!!!!

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I'm assuming this is a banner preview for his 200th game?

1 hour ago, buck_nekkid said:

Apart from the continuous mugging by the blues players last night, he looked OK at the Casey game today, offering tips to Verall and Farris White at qtr time and in the rooms at half time.

The mugging by opposition players in EVERY game on Max is a joke and the umpiring dept or AFL senior people need to do something because our own club will not. I've watched 2 games up in Brissie live and to see the amount of players bumping, blocking and grabbing him even when the ball is miles away is beyond a joke.

23 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

That was it! When you went did Tom Browne doorstop you for an interview, so you pretended to be on the phone?

He did. I told him to F off because he’s a tiny assclown and no, I will not be fit. Ever. 

Just now, Docs Demons said:

The mugging by opposition players in EVERY game on Max is a joke and the umpiring dept or AFL senior people need to do something because our own club will not. I've watched 2 games up in Brissie live and to see the amount of players bumping, blocking and grabbing him even when the ball is miles away is beyond a joke.

Our club never says a word. Never complains. Never mentions it. Pert should send a please explain to the umpires department with hours of vision of Gawn getting held, hit high and hit late for no frees. 

3 hours ago, Docs Demons said:

The mugging by opposition players in EVERY game on Max is a joke and the umpiring dept or AFL senior people need to do something because our own club will not. I've watched 2 games up in Brissie live and to see the amount of players bumping, blocking and grabbing him even when the ball is miles away is beyond a joke.

I get that it’s not fair, but he needs to own it and get to work. He needs to out muscle them and compete and go again. His team mates also need to help him out from time to time. You need to earn your keep. 


5 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

SO DOES MAX!!!!

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Looks like me in my new club jumper.

If I had a beard.

And I was taller. 

A lot taller.....

10 hours ago, buck_nekkid said:

Apart from the continuous mugging by the blues players last night, he looked OK at the Casey game today, offering tips to Verall and Farris White at qtr time and in the rooms at half time.

Wonderful Captain's responsibility. The man has incredible leadership and foci. 

8 hours ago, Jaded No More said:

Our club never says a word. Never complains. Never mentions it. Pert should send a please explain to the umpires department with hours of vision of Gawn getting held, hit high and hit late for no frees. 

We must be concerned for Max's longer-term welfare after football. He receives more thuggery to the head than any other player in the League. The impression gained from the AFL in this regard is '...so what? He's so good, he deserves to be pummelled to keep the game even...' 

 
8 hours ago, Jaded No More said:

Our club never says a word. Never complains. Never mentions it. Pert should send a please explain to the umpires department with hours of vision of Gawn getting held, hit high and hit late for no frees. 

Do we actually know that the club doesn’t protest or complain just because they don’t do it publicly?

5 minutes ago, monoccular said:

Do we actually know that the club doesn’t protest or complain just because they don’t do it publicly?

Good question. So far, it has not transferred into any behavioural observations and action from the umpires - yet remains clearly visible to all spectators at each game he plays. All one can assume is that the AFL has not responded to such enquiry. 


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