Injury The OFFICIAL Injury Updates thread - 2 weeks

[Merlin007]

I don't think they gave anything away on any of them tbh. Kevin White isn't the list manager.

I think player contracts run until end October? They’re all on the list until then; delistings announced this time of year are usually couched in terms of “player x will not be offered a contract for year y”

 

[Nate7]

I think player contracts run until end October? They’re all on the list until then; delistings announced this time of year are usually couched in terms of “player x will not be offered a contract for year y”

Contracted until October 31st.

 

[krakouers]

Given the comments about Free, you would think he's staying on.

Free?
It’s the comments on Mahony that will set the board off

 

[The Y Factor]

Given the comments about Free, you would think he's staying on.

Free is staying on is what I’ve heard

 

[giantroo]

Clubs required to be more transparent with injuries in league crackdown​

The time of Geelong having a player on its injury list with no return date, or a club making a late change with no explanation, is over. Here’s why.

@RalphyHeraldSun

less than 2 min read
October 17, 2023 - 12:02PM
News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom

AFL clubs have been told they must provide more transparent information about injured players as the league also rapidly expands media access as part of its new CBA deal.

Clubs including Geelong had a host of players with ailments on their official injury list but no specific return date this year, which gave the fans little guidance about their likely return to AFL football.

The league had told clubs it would crack down and, as part of the new collective bargaining agreement, there are a host of new guidelines and rules for clubs.

The AFL rule states: “Clubs must ensure that all medical information issued to the media is credible, responsible, and specific in terms that are meaningful to teams, media, and fans. This includes the information in the weekly injury reports and information on injuries announced to the media during matches.”

Clubs are also told that within 15 minutes of a player leaving the ground with an injury mid-game the match broadcaster must be updated on the status of that injury.

The information should include the specific nature of the injury – hamstring or quad, left leg or right – and the likelihood of them returning during that match.

Clubs will also have to make their football bosses available to the broadcaster and media after teams are lodged to explain late changes or injury hiccups.

While many teams are excellent in providing information to match-day broadcasters and media to be relayed to fans, other clubs are more secretive or unwilling to help.

The league’s new media policy, as written under the CBA, demands every AFL coach is available to the match-day broadcaster at half time and pre-match, with all players available to the broadcaster from 90 minutes before the bounce.

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The AFLPA and AFL have also agreed upon a new policy which means every player who took part in the previous week’s game must be available for interviews the next week.

The new AFL rule states a club will make available “its playing group, including substitutes, from the previous round to accredited media for a minimum of 45 minutes within 2 days (extended by one day in the event of a player or football department day off) of the conclusion of the Match.

The AFL and players have agreed growing football revenue through promotion can only help both parties, with players receiving a percentage of every AFL dollar earned.

 

[Twinkletoes]

Clubs required to be more transparent with injuries in league crackdown​

The time of Geelong having a player on its injury list with no return date, or a club making a late change with no explanation, is over. Here’s why.

@RalphyHeraldSun

less than 2 min read
October 17, 2023 - 12:02PM
News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom

AFL clubs have been told they must provide more transparent information about injured players as the league also rapidly expands media access as part of its new CBA deal.

Clubs including Geelong had a host of players with ailments on their official injury list but no specific return date this year, which gave the fans little guidance about their likely return to AFL football.

The league had told clubs it would crack down and, as part of the new collective bargaining agreement, there are a host of new guidelines and rules for clubs.

The AFL rule states: “Clubs must ensure that all medical information issued to the media is credible, responsible, and specific in terms that are meaningful to teams, media, and fans. This includes the information in the weekly injury reports and information on injuries announced to the media during matches.”

Clubs are also told that within 15 minutes of a player leaving the ground with an injury mid-game the match broadcaster must be updated on the status of that injury.

The information should include the specific nature of the injury – hamstring or quad, left leg or right – and the likelihood of them returning during that match.

Clubs will also have to make their football bosses available to the broadcaster and media after teams are lodged to explain late changes or injury hiccups.

While many teams are excellent in providing information to match-day broadcasters and media to be relayed to fans, other clubs are more secretive or unwilling to help.

The league’s new media policy, as written under the CBA, demands every AFL coach is available to the match-day broadcaster at half time and pre-match, with all players available to the broadcaster from 90 minutes before the bounce.

​

The AFLPA and AFL have also agreed upon a new policy which means every player who took part in the previous week’s game must be available for interviews the next week.

The new AFL rule states a club will make available “its playing group, including substitutes, from the previous round to accredited media for a minimum of 45 minutes within 2 days (extended by one day in the event of a player or football department day off) of the conclusion of the Match.

The AFL and players have agreed growing football revenue through promotion can only help both parties, with players receiving a percentage of every AFL dollar earned.

Chris Scotts will be having kittens.

 

[krakouers]

Clubs required to be more transparent with injuries in league crackdown​

The time of Geelong having a player on its injury list with no return date, or a club making a late change with no explanation, is over. Here’s why.

@RalphyHeraldSun

less than 2 min read
October 17, 2023 - 12:02PM
News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom

AFL clubs have been told they must provide more transparent information about injured players as the league also rapidly expands media access as part of its new CBA deal.

Clubs including Geelong had a host of players with ailments on their official injury list but no specific return date this year, which gave the fans little guidance about their likely return to AFL football.

The league had told clubs it would crack down and, as part of the new collective bargaining agreement, there are a host of new guidelines and rules for clubs.

The AFL rule states: “Clubs must ensure that all medical information issued to the media is credible, responsible, and specific in terms that are meaningful to teams, media, and fans. This includes the information in the weekly injury reports and information on injuries announced to the media during matches.”

Clubs are also told that within 15 minutes of a player leaving the ground with an injury mid-game the match broadcaster must be updated on the status of that injury.

The information should include the specific nature of the injury – hamstring or quad, left leg or right – and the likelihood of them returning during that match.

Clubs will also have to make their football bosses available to the broadcaster and media after teams are lodged to explain late changes or injury hiccups.

While many teams are excellent in providing information to match-day broadcasters and media to be relayed to fans, other clubs are more secretive or unwilling to help.

The league’s new media policy, as written under the CBA, demands every AFL coach is available to the match-day broadcaster at half time and pre-match, with all players available to the broadcaster from 90 minutes before the bounce.

​

The AFLPA and AFL have also agreed upon a new policy which means every player who took part in the previous week’s game must be available for interviews the next week.

The new AFL rule states a club will make available “its playing group, including substitutes, from the previous round to accredited media for a minimum of 45 minutes within 2 days (extended by one day in the event of a player or football department day off) of the conclusion of the Match.

The AFL and players have agreed growing football revenue through promotion can only help both parties, with players receiving a percentage of every AFL dollar earned.

You know, a giantroo post in the injury thread had my heart in my mouth thinking we were going to start next season down another player...

 

[The Nostradamus]

Every single player except for Eddie ford was able to complete the 2km time trial today

 

[TennisPlayerAndy]

Logue only six months post ACL.

Machine.

 

[ferball]

Logue too Nostrils?

 

[The Nostradamus]

Logue too Nostrils?

Yep came 7th in the time trial

 

[ferball]

Yep came 7th in the time trial

Cheers.

That's a massive effort.

 

[Ashley B]

Chris Scotts will be having kittens.

Found his live reaction Twinkletoes .

 

[Ocha905]

Yep came 7th in the time trial

I wonder if Logue is that fit or if the result is an indictment on the playing group. Either way it's still a credit to Logue and his professionalism.

Note- Every time the injury thread is bumped I get shivers.

 

[The Nostradamus]

I wonder if Logue is that fit or if the result is an indictment on the playing group. Either way it's still a credit to Logue and his professionalism.

Note- Every time the injury thread is bumped I get shivers.

He’s a machine
Was always top 2-3 in freo when fully fit

 

[giantroo]

 

[The Nostradamus]

Great to hear CCJ and George in full training

 

[giantroo]

Just hammy awareness for Fish.

"He still had some awareness (on Monday morning). We’ll use this week to build him up through speed and strength and then we’ll assess him at the back end of the week with what that looks like in regards to training."

 

[The Nostradamus]

 

[giantroo]

We can add X to this as well.

 

[Jasemon]

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We can add X to this as well.

What’s up with X? Has something happened today?

For mine the most disappointing report here is for my boy Eddie. Still 4-6 weeks? Must have been pushed out. It was never supposed to be this long out I thought.

 

[giantroo]

What’s up with X? Has something happened today?

For mine the most disappointing report here is for my boy Eddie. Still 4-6 weeks? Must have been pushed out. It was never supposed to be this long out I thought.

Fractured cheekbone from Friday.

 

[Twangler]

So would assume that would be at least 6 weeks on the sidelines and touch and go for round 1?

 

[Shinboner1]

Maley to cement his spot at R1.

 

[Mixed Results]

I'd still be locking Xerri in for round one. Eight weeks is enough recovery time for a fractured cheekbone.

He'd also have a decent chance of playing against the Saints in our final practice match.

Touch wood, but unless we pick up further injuries we might only be missing Logue come round one.