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AFLW: 2024 Injury List

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Injury: Foot
Est. Return: 1 - 2 Weeks
Injury: Groin
Est. Return: 1 - 2 weeks
Injury: Calf
Est. Return: 2 - 3 Weeks
Injury: Wrist
Est. Return: 5 weeks
Injury: Face
Est. Return: TBC
Injury: Shoulder
Est. Return: Season
Injury: Knee
Est. Return: Season
Injury: Knee
Est. Return: Season
Injury: Knee
Est. Return: Season
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    Ahead of round 4 versus Freo.
     

    DEFINITELY CURSED THIS YEAR !!! 

    4. Paxy Paxman

    Injury: Foot. EST Return: 1 - 2 Weeks

    43. Jemma Rigoni

    Injury: Groin Est. Return: 1 - 2 weeks

    28. Saraid Taylor

    Injury: Calf. Est Return: 2 - 3 Weeks

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    15. Lauren Pearce

    Injury: Wrist. Est Return: 5weeks/ out for season

    2. Olivia Purcell

    Injury: Face. ESTReturn: TBC/out for season 

    7. Tayla Harris

    Injury:Shoulder Est. Return: out for Season

    25. Jacinta Hose

    Injury: Knee. EST Return: out for Season

    16. Grace Beasley  

    Injury: Knee  Est. Return: out for Season

    21. Aimee Mackin

    Injury: Knee. est Return: out for Season

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    That's an awful injury list. The midfield was looking thin even before the Beasley injury. 

    I guess a small (obvious) silver lining is getting to try players we may not have had Beasley, Mackin, Purcell and Paxman been available. 

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    Note to self: Time to put a line through some of the greater expectations for this season and settle back into the pre-2021 MFC supporter vibe of celebrating the 'little wins'. Actual wins are going to be hard to come by.

     

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    2 hours ago, The Taciturn Demon said:

    That's an awful injury list. The midfield was looking thin even before the Beasley injury. 

    I guess a small (obvious) silver lining is getting to try players we may not have had Beasley, Mackin, Purcell and Paxman been available. 

    Dees only have 2 emergencies for Saturday, youngsters Johnson and Madigan.

    A condensed draw with 3 games in 10 days will surely see more injuries. The AFL may have kicked an own goal here.  

    Collingwood similarly suffering from lack of player availability.

    If we are allowed to add further injury replacement players, Casey BnF winner Meg McDonald, while not quick, is a ball magnet with AFLW experience and would enhance our current list balance. 

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    On 20/09/2024 at 13:12, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

    Note to self: Time to put a line through some of the greater expectations for this season and settle back into the pre-2021 MFC supporter vibe of celebrating the 'little wins'. Actual wins are going to be hard to come by.

     

    Reinforced.

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    On 21/09/2024 at 16:15, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

    Reinforced.

    Confirmed: add Mackin and Zanker.

    Do we have the longest and/or most impactful injury list in the league?

     

     

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    On 20/09/2024 at 16:12, Meggs said:

    Dees only have 2 emergencies for Saturday, youngsters Johnson and Madigan.

    A condensed draw with 3 games in 10 days will surely see more injuries. The AFL may have kicked an own goal here.  

    Collingwood similarly suffering from lack of player availability.

    If we are allowed to add further injury replacement players, Casey BnF winner Meg McDonald, while not quick, is a ball magnet with AFLW experience and would enhance our current list balance. 

    Yet the TV commentators all only on Sunday carry on about Cwood who have had 3 home games and an easier draw. 

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    15 hours ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

    Confirmed: add Mackin and Zanker.

    Do we have the longest and/or most impactful injury list in the league?

     

     

    2024. The gift that keeps on giving. Bloody hell.

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    Add McNamara and Heath. We are officially cooked.

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    5 minutes ago, Demonsone said:

    Aflw following in Afl men’s .. straights sets & no finals in 2024 

    Give  me a break! Read the above posts!!

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    1 hour ago, Ollie fan said:
    On 25/09/2024 at 23:22, darkhorse72 said:

    An article on the issue on the AFL website:

    https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1229934/list-size-debate-rages-as-third-club-goes-below-benchmark?fbclid=IwY2xjawFg7E1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHa5uUwufCOHeEEzQZqjaHHzROogSt8Sxy-AZKg2Zb55-bgrAZs_k_ZVgHQ_aem_YfjFTp2HuKehJxlowLcHBw

     

    A bit understated about our severity.

    Certainly so, if it were to be published after today!

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    Horrendous injury list.

    No team would be able to make finals while missing so many top liners. 

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    24 minutes ago, BDA said:

    Horrendous injury list.

    No team would be able to make finals while missing so many top liners. 

    Impossible. Crazy decision to have such a compressed fixture and not expand list sizes.

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    V crows round 7 

    Grace Beasley

    ACL

    Season

    Tayla Harris

    Shoulder

    Season

    Jacinta Hose

    ACL

    Season

    Aimee Mackin

    ACL

    Season

    Blaithin Mackin

    Calf

    Season 

    Paxy Paxman

    Foot

    1 week

    Lauren Pearce

    Wrist

    Season

    Olivia Purcell

    Face

    Season 

    Eden Zanker

    Knee

    TBC/Season

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    After Sunday's meaningful reinjections, only Pearce, B Mackin - both 'prossible' for Round 9 - and Colvin remain as returnables. Four 'Seasons' (thanks Signor Vivaldi) round out the list. After our young team's darkest hour, sneaking up on finals now?

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    Just now, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

    After Sunday's meaningful reinjections, only Pearce, B Mackin - both 'prossible' for Round 9 - and Colvin - due Round 10 - remain as returnables. Four 'Seasons' (thanks Signor Vivaldi) round out the list. After our young team's darkest hour, sneaking up on finals now?

     

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