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2024 Injury List

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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1 hour ago, monoccular said:

I notice that Luker Kentfield is NOT on this list but was rumored to be carrying an injury.  
Any inside info anyone? Has he trained?

He trained today. No injury. 

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    15 hours ago, monoccular said:

    I notice that Luker Kentfield is NOT on this list but was rumored to be carrying an injury.  
    Any inside info anyone? Has he trained?

    WCW said that he was at training on Tuesday and that he appeared to be moving ok.😁

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    14 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    He trained today. No injury. 

    Sorry WCW should have gone to the last page.😁

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    10 minutes ago, DeeZone said:

    Sorry WCW should have gone to the last page.😁

    All good DZ 😊 I don’t know where the idea that he might be carrying an injury came from. He trained really well and said himself that he’s feeling great and is keen to “get into it.”

    As Binman might say…

    Got 99 problems but Luker ain’t one 

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    Trac four broken ribs, lacerated spleen and punctured lung. Good god. Shocked they allowed him back out there in the second quarter.

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    1 minute ago, RedFox said:

    Trac four broken ribs, lacerated spleen and punctured lung. Good god. Shocked they allowed him back out there in the second quarter.

    It basically took him the entire quarter break to get off the field.

    Was stopping every few steps and looked like he was in pure agony.

    Was shocked when he came back out.

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    2 minutes ago, RedFox said:

    Trac four broken ribs, lacerated spleen and punctured lung. Good god. Shocked they allowed him back out there in the second quarter.

    Disgraceful mismanagement 

    Should have gone straight to hospital. Poor thing I cannot believe he was allowed back on the field. 

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    2 minutes ago, RedFox said:

    Trac four broken ribs, lacerated spleen and punctured lung. Good god. Shocked they allowed him back out there in the second quarter.

    OMFG are you serious, poor Trac, wishing him a speedy recovery. 

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    1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

    Disgraceful mismanagement 

    Should have gone straight to hospital. Poor thing I cannot believe he was allowed back on the field. 

    Going to be very interesting to see whose call it was. Surely Trac would have had input in the decision.

    Felt like a classic Goodwin all or nothing call to put him back on.

    Wonder how his family are feeling about it too. 

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    5 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Disgraceful mismanagement 

    Should have gone straight to hospital. Poor thing I cannot believe he was allowed back on the field. 

    We seem to be determined to play injured plays after getting away with it in the Granny.

    Such a different context.

    Yep disgraceful really.

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    1 minute ago, rolling fog said:

    Going to be very interesting to see whose call it was. Surely Trac would have had input in the decision.

    Felt like a classic Goodwin all or nothing call to put him back on.

    Wonder how his family are feeling about it too. 

    You'd have the think ultimately it was trac's call - which in itself is alarming. Any professional doctor would have been able to identify there was some serious damage here and should have been solely responsible for deciding how to proceed.

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    This football club really disgusts me. It was clear as day he had an internal injury and I said it at the time, as did many of us. We need new leadership on all lines. 

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    3 minutes ago, rolling fog said:

    Going to be very interesting to see whose call it was. Surely Trac would have had input in the decision.

    Felt like a classic Goodwin all or nothing call to put him back on.

    Wonder how his family are feeling about it too. 

    Trac should have had NO say in it. He looked like he was shot he was in that much pain. Who cares that his adrenaline said "I wanna play I'll be fine"?

    How many players get knocked out and want to return to play? Most. 

    The decision should be totally out of their hands. This is why we have team doctors.

    Imagine if he copped another hit!

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    2 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    This is why we have team doctors.

    Theoretically anyway. Team sycophants, more like. I really thought we were better than the Port and Dogs doctors who sent clearly concussed players back on. Turns out we aren't. 

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    18 minutes ago, RedFox said:

    Trac four broken ribs, lacerated spleen and punctured lung. Good god. Shocked they allowed him back out there in the second quarter.

    Where did you get this information from?

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    Jesus...poor buggar. Is that season ending for Trac? Given how this frikn season is shaping up Im imagining it is. I honestly feel like we've been cursed since late last year.

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    Just now, Wells 11 said:

    Jesus...poor buggar. Is that season ending for Trac? Given how this frikn season is shaping up Im imagining it is. I honestly feel like we've been cursed since late last year.

    Yeah I think it’ll be close. I’m guessing 6-8 week minimum. 
     

    I reckon we just tank from here and get a top 5 pick. I mean even with if we somehow make finals, we are not doing any damage this year. Reset the game plan and blood the youth. Everyone would understand. 

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    11 minutes ago, Demon_spurs said:

    Where did you get this information from?

    The man himself just posted a photo on his socials in a hospital bed.

     

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    20 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Trac should have had NO say in it. He looked like he was shot he was in that much pain. Who cares that his adrenaline said "I wanna play I'll be fine"?

    How many players get knocked out and want to return to play? Most. 

    The decision should be totally out of their hands. This is why we have team doctors.

    Imagine if he copped another hit!

    I'm so disappointed in our medical management this year. If it wasn't sending May back in against Adelaide after a week off with cracked ribs and clearly in pain, Lever's tweaked knee in Rd 2 and whether he should have played through it or not, Oliver being sent out with half a hand against Brisbane. Sending Trac back out there yesterday was the last straw.

    It's just lambs to the slaughter and I have no idea what the rationale is behind it. 

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    31 minutes ago, RedFox said:

    You'd have the think ultimately it was trac's call - which in itself is alarming. Any professional doctor would have been able to identify there was some serious damage here and should have been solely responsible for deciding how to proceed.

    Failures of process across the board I’d suggest.

    Thank goodness he didn’t get another hit.

    Edited by rolling fog

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    31 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Trac should have had NO say in it. He looked like he was shot he was in that much pain. Who cares that his adrenaline said "I wanna play I'll be fine"?

    How many players get knocked out and want to return to play? Most. 

    The decision should be totally out of their hands. This is why we have team doctors.

    Imagine if he copped another hit!

    Agreed. I’m not saying he should have had input, I’m thinking that he must’ve pushed to return otherwise no right thinking medico should’ve ok’d it.

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