With how incompetent the medical team's been these last few years I fully expect Sheed to have setback after setback and sit out the entire pre season and be underdone for next year
Injury SJOGHCIU 2022
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Everyone is playing in these next year
Just ordered a bulk delivery of these ahead of pre-season.
You know we’re just going to need them.
You know we’re just going to need them.
At the rate we're going we might as well just order a bunch of these:
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I looked up BigBooty and I definitely didn't see shoes on there...
Still wasn't disappointed though so that's a win
Freo had the same issues and they seem to have figured it out this year. This is one of the few times we should be trying to copy them.
At least it means Sheed won’t be able to draw on any credits this season. Means a ‘kid’ should be getting a game in the guts every week for remainder of 2022
Obviously one for the Injury Management team to leave off the Résumé ahead of this spring…
He doesn't play in those boot but he trains in them. Few others including Yeo doBarrass had a bad foot injury ( surgery ) and now wears special boots ( standard black ) to provide more protection...why not all , you dont always have to look cool.
They def have a podiatrist as im friends with them but they have had a limited role since covid and only really see the players at the beginning of the year and the odd occasion. I think training at MR hasn’t helped eithee.
Miguel Sanchez
(Unique injury) TBC
Gawd, who now?
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LIGHT SESSION
Most of the players who faced Richmond trained at Mineral Resources Park on Monday but only for around 15 minutes.
Nic Naitanui appeared unscathed after an impressive return but there was no sign of captain Luke Shuey after one of his best games in recent years.
Veteran Josh Kennedy, who was rested against the Tigers, did not train ahead of the Eagles clash with his old side, Carlton, on Sunday.
Inactive trio Oscar Allen, Tom Cole and Campbell Chesser were joined in the rehab group by midfielder Connor West.
West played in the loss to Richmond but was a notable new member of the small contingent, along with Hugh Dixon, Luke Foley and Tom Joyce.
Forward Liam Ryan also took it easy at training and wore strapping around his lower right leg.
GETTING SOME MINUTES
While most of the best 22 called it a day early, the rest of the fit and available squad stayed out on the track.
Mature-age recruit Greg Clark and mid-season pick-up Jai Culley, as well as developing ruckman Callum Jamieson were among the Eagles to have an extended session, coming off a bye round in the WAFL over the weekend.
Also in that group was small forward Zac Langdon, who could be available as soon as this weekend after recovering from an ankle injury.
CALLING SIMMO
Adam Simpson emerged from the building at Eagles HQ about 20 minutes into the session, when most players had returned to the shed.
The 2018 premiership coach took a phone call while on the ground and had short conversations with coaches and trainers, before joining the majority group on the artificial grass inside.
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And Allen?In better news I hear the S&C team will have Yoe ready for this week
Ochre
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Simmo to North confirmed
Mmmmm - curious.
Artificial grass and leg and leg muscle injuries - coincidental?
