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2026 Injury List

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Not sure why he would be going to hospital tonight for scans? Ussually if it’s an ACL it’s done sometime over the weekend.

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    29 minutes ago, bing181 said:

    Derkson more of a defender I believe.

    But if Kentfueld is indeed out, KPF stocks looking very thin.

    29 minutes ago, bing181 said:

    Derkson more of a defender I believe.

    But if Kentfueld is indeed out, KPF stocks looking very thin.

    29 minutes ago, bing181 said:

    Derkson more of a defender I believe.

    But if Kentfueld is indeed out, KPF stocks looking very thin.

    Yeah he is but he can be versatile and play forward also I believe.

    Yep unfortunately the last few weeks our KPF stocks have taken hit , least Miochek should be back for round 1

    Petty or Turner May need to go forward at some stage ( I would prefer they be settled in defence though )

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    Geez it looked like a simple medial ligament injury when watching. Not your usual ACL mechanism but was pretty awkward - really hope not! Such a shame, he has been looking ready to step up

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    14 minutes ago, Oxdee said:

    Not sure why he would be going to hospital tonight for scans? Ussually if it’s an ACL it’s done sometime over the weekend.

    I’m guessing because the SSP period ends Monday, so if he is out for the season we could sign a player

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    4 minutes ago, GS_1905 said:

    Why did he even land that way… it was so unusual.

    I think he was dazed from the hit. Passed the concussion test, but he definitely looked like he lost his balance mid air. I was down that end about 30-40m from the incident and that’s what it looked like to me.

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    Will be gutted if this is a long termer. He deserves a crack at it, and offers us something promising.

    Fingers crossed for him.

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    1 hour ago, rpfc said:

    So disappointing for him. Real chance to play Rd1. Now we go with Mihocek, JVR, and Heath surely?

    Where’s Melky in all of this?

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    Hoping its a minor knee. Scan now rehab starts tomorow.

    Last preseason double pneumonia this preseason bloody knee.

    Minor please!!!!!!

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    45 minutes ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

    I’m guessing because the SSP period ends Monday, so if he is out for the season we could sign a player

    Looks like you are right. The club need an immediate scan to see the severity of his knee injury.

    A grade 1 MCL may be 3 weeks where as a Grade 3 injury is a much longer recovery time.

    Let's hope its a 3 weekend.

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    And this is why I hate preseason matches and State of Origin matches and every other match that isn’t part of the season proper. Yes, I know this could’ve happened at any stage of any match but it sucks when it happens in a match worth a grand total of zero premiership points.

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    2 hours ago, bing181 said:

    But if Kentfueld is indeed out, KPF stocks looking very thin.

    That would be Kentfield of the Luker variety.

    Thumbs and phones.

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    Is the Richmond player that whacked him going to get weeks or what?

    Thought coat hangers went out of the game years ago.

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    43 minutes ago, manny100 said:

    Looks like you are right. The club need an immediate scan to see the severity of his knee injury.

    A grade 1 MCL may be 3 weeks where as a Grade 3 injury is a much longer recovery time.

    Let's hope its a 3 weekend.

    When will we know?

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    Been told Lukers acl is in tact but he needs a scan to confirm what has happened within the knee

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    I fear the worst !!

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    1 minute ago, Dannyz said:

    Been told Lukers acl is in tact but he needs a scan to confirm what has happened within the knee

    That’s sounds good , fingers crossed 🤞

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    3 minutes ago, Dannyz said:

    Been told Lukers acl is in tact but he needs a scan to confirm what has happened within the knee

    1 minute ago, picket fence said:

    I fear the worst !!

    Kevin Nash GIFs | Tenor

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    1 hour ago, GawnOfTheDead said:

    Where’s Melky in all of this?

    Love Melky but I think we can still avoid having him as a tall atm. Especially coming back from injury.

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    Certainly didn’t look like an ACL action, was a bit like Sam Darcy’s injury last season…what was that 8-10 weeks

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    How can u know his ACL is ok without a scan ?????

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    4 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    How can u know his ACL is ok without a scan ?????

    AFL club doctors can diagnose an acl tear with around 95% accuracy

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    12 minutes ago, Dannyz said:

    Been told Lukers acl is in tact but he needs a scan to confirm what has happened within the knee

    Low key approach to this news.

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