After a strong season in NEAFL.
Player Watch #12 Angus Sheldrick
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reckon there's a bit of k jack about rowbottom
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Pretty solid and didn’t appear overawed.
I was about to ask the same question …
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Knee injury
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No mention in the injury update yesterday. Means nothing of course.
Was just thinking this. Would love to get more game time into him
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and the hamstring injury to Lachlan McAndrew is not listed.
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At least we know where he's at.
From today's presser;
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I have more faith in our current medical/conditioning crew than previous incarnations.
Get him in for surgery, fix the issue.
Long term prospect, no point in messing about.
From today's presser;
Key Quotes: John Longmire Press Conference
Here's the key quotes from coach John Longmire as he spoke to media ahead of Sunday's Round 7 clash with Brisbane Lions at the SCG
I have more faith in our current medical/conditioning crew than previous incarnations.
Get him in for surgery, fix the issue.
Long term prospect, no point in messing about.
At least we know where he's at.
From today's presser;
Key Quotes: John Longmire Press Conference
Here's the key quotes from coach John Longmire as he spoke to media ahead of Sunday's Round 7 clash with Brisbane Lions at the SCG
I have more faith in our current medical/conditioning crew than previous incarnations.
Get him in for surgery, fix the issue.
Long term prospect, no point in messing about.
Much better than an ACL injury so I am not too upset.
Also yes, from memory I think several of our players have in the past had to play through a similar injury because Swans medicos did not want to send them off for surgery during the season and said players played like crap because they could barely move.
It's not "messing about". Depending on the size of the tear, if you can let it heal naturally you preserve meniscal function. This gives cushioning in the knee joint and protects against long term osteoarthritis of the knee. If he wasn't a professional athlete you would give him longer for it to settle naturally. It's a balance of the long term vs the short term.At least we know where he's at.
From today's presser;
Key Quotes: John Longmire Press Conference
Here's the key quotes from coach John Longmire as he spoke to media ahead of Sunday's Round 7 clash with Brisbane Lions at the SCG
I have more faith in our current medical/conditioning crew than previous incarnations.
Get him in for surgery, fix the issue.
Long term prospect, no point in messing about.
Surgical repair of cartilage is minor surgery - but it is a pretty long recovery process.
Its a real shame, as he'll miss the bulk of the season, but certainly better than an ACL.
Its a real shame, as he'll miss the bulk of the season, but certainly better than an ACL.
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VFL Round 14 - Sheldrick Interview
We chat with Angus Sheldrick after a starring performance in his first game back from injury - helping the team to a 21-point win over Sandringham.
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VFL Round 14 - Sheldrick Interview
We chat with Angus Sheldrick after a starring performance in his first game back from injury - helping the team to a 21-point win over Sandringham.
Such a good kid.
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Speaks well. No cliches. Simple and straightforward. Like his footy.
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Acknowledges the support of JPK doing video reviews and Cunningham
Leaders doing what leaders should do.Acknowledges the support of JPK doing video reviews and Cunningham
Could be completely off, but this guy gives me strong hope we have a Liberatore/Viney on our hands. Nuggety, rough-as-guts left-footer with penetration in his kicking who's a leader and underrated around goals (in Liberatore's case anyway).
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Got very, very good hands in close from what I saw in the VFL too. You'd think if he stays healthy and gets a good preseason in he'd be looking at 10+ games next year.
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Tend to agree.
I like the components of our midfield but that in-and-under scrapper is missing imo.
Think having Mills and Sheldrick in the middle would provide a lot of opportunities for any of our other inside/outside mids including the likes of Blakey and Florent.
Still a way to go for young Gus but the spot is there for someone of his type.
I like the components of our midfield but that in-and-under scrapper is missing imo.
Think having Mills and Sheldrick in the middle would provide a lot of opportunities for any of our other inside/outside mids including the likes of Blakey and Florent.
Still a way to go for young Gus but the spot is there for someone of his type.
I think no matter where or how we play Gus his greatest attribute will be that he's never beaten until the siren goes. Everything about him screams competitor.
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