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2026 Injury List

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Fritta all good to go as confirmed by King.

Wasn't even his own dogs that bit him....

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    2 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Fritta all good to go as confirmed by King.

    Wasn't even his own dogs that bit him....

    Don't know why they would lie to us like that.

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    https://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/1968334/injury-update-trio-tracking-towards-selection

    It’s looking a little better but the club’s depth is certainly still being challenged.

    Injury List: Round 1

    Jai Culley — arm / available

    Bayley Fritsch — hand / available

    Jack Henderson — sacrum / available

    Brody Mihocek — concussion / available

    Andy Moniz-Wakefield — knee / available

    Shane McAdam — Achilles / 2-4 weeks

    Matthew Jefferson — foot / 4-6 weeks

    Aidan Johnson — knee / 4-6 weeks

    Luker Kentfield  — knee / 4-6 weeks 

    Kalani White — glandular fever / 4-6 weeks

    Jake Bowey — foot / 8-10 weeks

    Tom Campbell — neck / TBC

    Jack Viney — Achilles / TBC

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    So after all that we’ve ended up with 2 clear cut best 23 out, and as much as Viney would be handy only one in Bowser who could be vital for the way we want to play.

    And most of the 23 we do pick on the weekend will have done a very solid block of the preseason.

    Bummer about Luker and Jeffo but it seems they’ve both escaped longer injury and can be back running sooner than later.

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    Good to see Culley and Fritta available for round one, both have put the work in over the off season and deserve their crack at it from the start.

    I'm really hopeful the AMW can start to press his claim through Casey.

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    On 04/03/2026 at 16:17, dazzledavey36 said:

    Despite the bite leaving Fritsch with an infection to his hand, the Demon’s strong recovery leaves him well-placed for an attack on Round 1...

    hungry an american werewolf in london GIF by Shudder

    Attack on round 1, eh??

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    2 hours ago, Chelly said:

    https://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/1968334/injury-update-trio-tracking-towards-selection

    It’s looking a little better but the club’s depth is certainly still being challenged.

    Injury List: Round 1

    Jai Culley — arm / available

    Bayley Fritsch — hand / available

    Jack Henderson — sacrum / available

    Brody Mihocek — concussion / available

    Andy Moniz-Wakefield — knee / available

    Shane McAdam — Achilles / 2-4 weeks

    Matthew Jefferson — foot / 4-6 weeks

    Aidan Johnson — knee / 4-6 weeks

    Luker Kentfield  — knee / 4-6 weeks 

    Kalani White — glandular fever / 4-6 weeks

    Jake Bowey — foot / 8-10 weeks

    Tom Campbell — neck / TBC

    Jack Viney — Achilles / TBC

    Of that list if there’s two best 23 out, Viney and Bowey (although it’s a tricky exercise to work out which mid to drop for Viney), and MAYBE one of Jefferson, Johnston and Kentfield would’ve got a game, but all three can’t play together.

    Casey’s depth will be challenged but only 2/3 best 23 missing from the 1s is a hell of a lot better than we were looking a month ago and leaves us with a pretty damn good team which will have some tough choices at selection. Also with AMW available we finally have the small lockdown defender many have been crying out for, if he can find last preseasons pre-injury form lookout. I wouldn’t want to have to pick the team this week, some very good exciting players will miss.

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