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Round 22 Injury Update

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James Frawley Rnd 22

Matthew Bate Rnd 22

Brent Moloney groin injury Rnd 22

Daniel Bell Rnd 22

James McDonald Rnd 22

Colin Sylvia Rnd 22

Blues

Ryan Houlihan medical illness training Rnd 22

Matthew Lappin Rnd 22

Brad Fisher Rnd 22

Joe Anderson Rnd 22

http://www.injuryupdate.com.au/afl.php

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    Demons

    James Frawley Rnd 22

    Matthew Bate Rnd 22

    Brent Moloney groin injury Rnd 22

    Daniel Bell Rnd 22

    James McDonald Rnd 22

    Colin Sylvia Rnd 22

    http://www.injuryupdate.com.au/afl.php

    Don't bring back any of them unless they its fact they will al get hurt in first 15 mins.

    Wanna loose wanna loose. When im there I'll wanna win but for now.... wanna loose wanna loose.

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    Injury update isn't always reliable. I'll wait until the Herald Sun one comes out.

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    Don't play any injured or saw players. Injured players cost us games.

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    I believe they are players that sawtof want to win :)

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    What are saw players?

    i just saw it, what a laugh, beaty. What are saw players? ans:- like colliwobblers missing their teeth.

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    This is the list from the HUN:

    Clint Bartram (knee) - season

    Matthew Bate (corked thigh) - test

    Daniel Bell (back) - test

    Aaron Davey (hamstring) - season

    Simon Godfrey (knee) – season

    Ben Holland (shoulder) - season

    James Frawley (ankle) - test

    James McDonald (shoulder) - test

    Brent Moloney (groin) - season

    David Neitz (knee) - season

    Ricky Petterd (collapsed lung) - season

    Jared Rivers (groin) - season

    Colin Sylvia (hip flexor) - season

    Matthew Whelan (ankle) – season

    Paul Wheatley (shoulder) - test

    Adem Yze (hernia) - season

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    This is the list from the HUN:

    Clint Bartram (knee) - season

    Matthew Bate (corked thigh) - test

    Daniel Bell (back) - test

    Aaron Davey (hamstring) - season

    Simon Godfrey (knee) – season

    Ben Holland (shoulder) - season

    James Frawley (ankle) - test

    James McDonald (shoulder) - test

    Brent Moloney (groin) - season

    David Neitz (knee) - season

    Ricky Petterd (collapsed lung) - season

    Jared Rivers (groin) - season

    Colin Sylvia (hip flexor) - season

    Matthew Whelan (ankle) – season

    Paul Wheatley (shoulder) - test

    Adem Yze (hernia) - season

    Wow thats more than u count on ur fingers and toes (after a run in with a saw player)

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    Matthew Bate (corked thigh) - test

    Daniel Bell (back) - test

    James Frawley (ankle) - test

    James McDonald (shoulder) - test

    Paul Wheatley (shoulder) - test

    If we're serious about this tanking thing, all 5 should be given the weekend off.

    Out: Neita, Robbo (inj)

    In: Garland, Bizzell

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    According to the Carlton F C website the injury list is -

    Cameron Cloke (shoulder) - season

    Jake Edwards (ankle) - season

    Brendan Fevola (groin/shoulder) - season

    Brad Fisher (knee) – season

    Aisake O’hAilpin (groin) - season

    Anthony Raso (groin) - season

    Nick Stevens (neck) - season

    Bret Thornton (ankle) - season

    Lance Whitnall (knee) is to be assessed, Anthony Koutoufides (hip) has retired and Joe Anderson (hamstring), Ryan Houlihan (ill) and Matthew Lappin (back) are all available.

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