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2026 Injury List

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3 minutes ago, Nietaphart said:

Fritta. You never put your hand into a dog fight. I think it’s common knowledge, but common knowledge isn’t always common.

I’ll add PF. My version of common knowledge, is you consistently like to see the negative and stick in the boots to our club.

Yer well common knowledge aint always common, but thats just me!

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    If we get a betting scandal next I have Bingo

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    Get Culley in there. He can go forward.

    He also tackles and does more than point when we don’t have the ball.

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    32 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

    Ugh this is up there with trac doing his knee playing basketball

    1. Missing a whole season with a knee injury is not comparable to a minor hand injury that may not even cause Fritta to miss any games.

    2. Trac did his knee at training.

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    According to Mrs Fritatta the media is doing what the media does best… sensationalising, blowing something up to way bigger than it is. Calling a couple of stitches surgery, okaaaaay.

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    If he does miss, which I doubt he does, Melky can come in for him.

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    1 minute ago, FTB said:

    If he does miss, which I doubt he does, Melky can come in for him.

    This exactly - not ideal, but not the end of the world - Melksham at times was our most dangerous forward last season

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    3 minutes ago, Ghostwriter said:

    According to Mrs Fritatta the media is doing what the media does best… sensationalising, blowing something up to way bigger than it is. Calling a couple of stitches surgery, okaaaaay.

    And were the two fighting dogs Shih tzu's?

    dog maltese shitzu GIF by Tara

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    7 minutes ago, Ghostwriter said:

    According to Mrs Fritatta the media is doing what the media does best… sensationalising, blowing something up to way bigger than it is. Calling a couple of stitches surgery, okaaaaay.

    Haha. Not even stitches. That’s the update.

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    43 minutes ago, Ghostwriter said:

    Haha. Not even stitches. That’s the update.

    But is it his pointing hand??

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    I've had similar. Hand gets bitten or scratched from an animal. Hand swells up as a reaction. Risk of infection so therefore very minor 'surgery' to clean the wound and potentially drain the build up.

    I wouldnt even call it surgery.

    Assuming its a similar thing of course. If a dog ripped into his hand might be different

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

    ...or Paddy Cross?

    Trade tradie for tradie?

    Paddy is an electrician as well. Just finishing his exams. Very much like for like except for the hair!

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    23 minutes ago, BAMF said:

    I've had similar. Hand gets bitten or scratched from an animal. Hand swells up as a reaction. Risk of infection so therefore very minor 'surgery' to clean the wound and potentially drain the build up.

    I wouldnt even call it surgery.

    Assuming its a similar thing of course. If a dog ripped into his hand might be different

    It wasn’t as serious as your experience, BAMF. It wasn’t even serious.

    Incidentally, in case anyone is wondering… neither dog was badly hurt. No rushing to the vet was needed as has been the case a couple of times in the past.

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    5 hours ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

    This has happened before!

    Someone out there with a better memory or research skills please sooth my itch.

    I believe it was Petracca.

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    4 hours ago, picket fence said:

    Well whose fault is it then!??

    No one is at fault…simply a pet-owning accident!

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    3 hours ago, Ghostwriter said:

    Haha. Not even stitches. That’s the update.

    Probably that skin glue… it works a treat and he will have plenty of recovery time, almost a full fortnight, given that our opening game is on the Sunday.

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    5 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

    Hopefully he's only out this week would be a massive blow if he wasn't to play. We are running out of players maybe Sharp will replace him.

    It's 2.52 am and I am awake I think but replacing Fritta with Sharp that is definately a nightmare. Give Paddy the spot, in fact almost anyone but Dull.

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