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POSTGAME: Rd 02 vs Hawthorn
- 2024 Injury List
Would you hold Steven May against his will?- 2024 Injury List
Not official official- PREGAME: Rd 03 vs Port Adelaide
Melbourne star defender Steven May has multiple broken ribs and minor vertebrae damage after the brutal hit that has kept him in hospital overnight on Saturday. The Demons said on Sunday only that May had suspected broken ribs after Hawthorn forward Mabior Chol flew high to mark and instead put his knee into the All Australian defenderâs back. It is understood May has as many as three broken ribs and also a small crack in his vertebrae that will see him sidelined in coming weeks given the extent of the damage. While players have on rare occasions played on with bruised or cracked ribs, May will need to heal his ribs in coming weeks. Geelongâs Jeremy Cameron cracked his ribs in a friendly fire collision with teammate Gary Rohan last year and missed the next two matches. May could be joined by fellow defensive star Jake Lever after scans on Sunday on his injured knee. He said post-match he had soreness behind his knee cap, with coach Simon Goodwin hopeful the injury is only minor. Melbourne believes it has the depth to cover for its star defensive duo if both miss the road trip to take on both South Australian sides in the next fortnight. The Demons take on Port Adelaide on Saturday night at Adelaide Oval, then Adelaide at the game venue on the Thursday of Gather Round five days later. They will take an expanded squad to Adelaide and remain in the city between those games. Harry Petty was switched into defence in their absence and second-chance hero Marty Hore stood up as a defensive all. Adam Tomlinson, desperately unlucky to be dropped for Tom McDonald last week, played VFL on Sunday and is another option. Demons defender Trent Rivers told SEN on Sunday the club had enough depth. âMaysey was still in hospital this morning getting scans and Jake is having scans today,â he said. âBut I am hoping for the best for both of them. We have a next man in mentality and whoever will come in if they do miss weeks is going to do the job.â- 2024 Injury List
Melbourne star defender Steven May has multiple broken ribs and minor vertebrae damage after the brutal hit that has kept him in hospital overnight on Saturday. The Demons said on Sunday only that May had suspected broken ribs after Hawthorn forward Mabior Chol flew high to mark and instead put his knee into the All Australian defenderâs back. It is understood May has as many as three broken ribs and also a small crack in his vertebrae that will see him sidelined in coming weeks given the extent of the damage. While players have on rare occasions played on with bruised or cracked ribs, May will need to heal his ribs in coming weeks. Geelongâs Jeremy Cameron cracked his ribs in a friendly fire collision with teammate Gary Rohan last year and missed the next two matches. May could be joined by fellow defensive star Jake Lever after scans on Sunday on his injured knee. He said post-match he had soreness behind his knee cap, with coach Simon Goodwin hopeful the injury is only minor. Melbourne believes it has the depth to cover for its star defensive duo if both miss the road trip to take on both South Australian sides in the next fortnight. The Demons take on Port Adelaide on Saturday night at Adelaide Oval, then Adelaide at the game venue on the Thursday of Gather Round five days later. They will take an expanded squad to Adelaide and remain in the city between those games. Harry Petty was switched into defence in their absence and second-chance hero Marty Hore stood up as a defensive all. Adam Tomlinson, desperately unlucky to be dropped for Tom McDonald last week, played VFL on Sunday and is another option. Demons defender Trent Rivers told SEN on Sunday the club had enough depth. âMaysey was still in hospital this morning getting scans and Jake is having scans today,â he said. âBut I am hoping for the best for both of them. We have a next man in mentality and whoever will come in if they do miss weeks is going to do the job.â- 2024 Injury List
I'd be in a coffin. No way he only misses 2 games with that diagnosis.- NON-MFC: Round 02
They wonât be able to miss next week- NON-MFC: Round 02
Port have activated the sub. Lachie Jones with a calf complaint sustained earlier but played on.- NON-MFC: Round 02
It's going to be a long year for Ooze. Tiges pressure rating in the negative.- NON-MFC: Round 02
Looks like he's back on the ground.- 2024 MRO & Tribunal
- NON-MFC: Round 02
Assessed for what what what say what?- NON-MFC: Round 02
Not watching the Tigers game but saw this on the AFL website. Anyone know the status of Marshall's injury? Not wishing injuries on opposition players but Marshall out would be handy considering our 2 outs this week.- PREGAME: Rd 03 vs Port Adelaide
- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
So much fumbling from Casey- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
Another nice lead and Mark to Schache. Misses again.- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
Agreed. A lot of the new recruits always are looking to do team things and give it off. Sometimes they need to trust their gut.- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
Nice sidestep from Kolt. I like what I see from him.- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
Interesting to hear Goody had a chat with the defenders and in particular Tommo.- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
Woey getting a lot of the ball. Tholstrup playing well- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
More than doubled with that point. 5.56%- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
2.86%- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
Nice lead and mark from Schache. Misses the goal.- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
Tomlinson delivering some payback on the Hawks for Maysie.- CASEY: Rd 01 vs Box Hill
Same with Verrell - 2024 Injury List