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Jack Viney has Surgery on Fractured Hand

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MELBOURNE’S Jack Viney has undergone surgery on a fracture to his hand.  

The club’s AFL High Performance Manager Selwyn Griffith provided an update on the midfielder on Tuesday.

“Jack was completing a training session in Alice Springs as part of his return from concussion,” Griffith told Melbourne Media.

“During that session, he slipped over and unfortunately, follow-up imaging showed that he had sustained a fracture to one of the bones in his hand.

“After consulting with a specialist, Jack has undergone surgery and is currently recovering.

“The plan is to assess his availability once the wound is cleared, and we’ve followed up with the surgeon.”

 

[censored]... just marveee

Get better Jack.... all the best

Oi Vey !! 🥴

 

No justice in the world!

Hopefully he’s 1,000% recovered from his concussion when he finally gets back on the park.


49 minutes ago, Demonland said:

MELBOURNE’S Jack Viney has undergone surgery on a fracture to his hand.  

The club’s AFL High Performance Manager Selwyn Griffith provided an update on the midfielder on Tuesday.

“Jack was completing a training session in Alice Springs as part of his return from concussion,” Griffith told Melbourne Media.

“During that session, he slipped over and unfortunately, follow-up imaging showed that he had sustained a fracture to one of the bones in his hand.

“After consulting with a specialist, Jack has undergone surgery and is currently recovering.

“The plan is to assess his availability once the wound is cleared, and we’ve followed up with the surgeon.”

PaaaaaaaAarrrk Me!

 

31 minutes ago, Pulp Fritschon said:

Another reason to scrap the Alice

Oh yeah, clearly the venue's fault. Couldn't possibly have happened on any other ground. Nosiree!

3 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

He’ll be back for finals.

So glad you got in before me, because I'm not sure I had the courage.

2 hours ago, Roost it far said:

A fractured hand will be fine after the bye.

According to the Sydney Hand Surgery Clinic: "In general it takes 6 weeks for a hand fracture to heal and a further 6 weeks to reach near normal strength. Very heavy lifting and contact sport should be avoided until the fracture has solidly healed (8-12 weeks)."

Let's just hope for the best.


3 hours ago, picket fence said:

PaaaaaaaAarrrk Me!

Bizarre!

Wow, what a great season this is turning out to be.

While we're at it, let's add another game to the Alice ones not enough clearly.

14 hours ago, Dee-tonator said:

According to the Sydney Hand Surgery Clinic: "In general it takes 6 weeks for a hand fracture to heal and a further 6 weeks to reach near normal strength. Very heavy lifting and contact sport should be avoided until the fracture has solidly healed (8-12 weeks)."

Let's just hope for the best.

Season!🤢

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