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Another fact.

They were also competing with David Neitz, Anthony Ingerson, Alistair Nicholson and Jamie Shanahan for spots in the backline.

You can't blame them for wanting to leave.

GO DEES

 

"out of interest was that a shoulder or a broken forearm? for some reason i associate that injury with bishop."

Come to think of it, Deanox, I think you're right. He broke an arm(presumably fore-arm),

Definitey broken forearm - I saw it happen.

A big loss when he left, and went on to a solid career with the Power.

 
out of interest was that a shoulder or a broken forearm? for some reason i associate that injury with bishop.

broken forearm

I might as well add my recollections here.

On Bassett, he was indeed traded for Brent Williams and Matthew Collins. Bassett wanted a return to SA and the other two wanted to go home to Victoria. In which case, a trade of Miller and Petterd for Jonathan Brown should work! :rolleyes:


I also think Bassett was diagnosed with Diabetis the week he broke his sternum

I also think Bassett was diagnosed with Diabetis the week he broke his sternum

I can sympathise with the poor bastard :( .......

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