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Injury 2022 Injury Updates Thread
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Port Adelaide footy boss Chris Davies says star forward Charlie Dixon is “less likely than likely” to feature in Round 1 against Brisbane.
Dixon had to have surgery to tighten ligaments in his ankle after landing on a teammate’s foot following a marking contest in January.
In good news for the Power, Robbie Gray has been cleared of any muscle injury after he reported hamstring awareness in the first quarter of the Community Series win over Adelaide on Saturday. Gray didn’t return to action and Davies said it was out of precaution.
Scott Lycett came off towards the end of the game with “a bit of a sore back” but he should be right for Round 1. Untried Sam Hayes has pressed his claim for an AFL debut this pre-season but will likely still have to wait with Lycett’s body tracking well. Davies said Hayes needed to work on his movement around the ground, not just in the ruck.
Dixon had to have surgery to tighten ligaments in his ankle after landing on a teammate’s foot following a marking contest in January.
In good news for the Power, Robbie Gray has been cleared of any muscle injury after he reported hamstring awareness in the first quarter of the Community Series win over Adelaide on Saturday. Gray didn’t return to action and Davies said it was out of precaution.
Scott Lycett came off towards the end of the game with “a bit of a sore back” but he should be right for Round 1. Untried Sam Hayes has pressed his claim for an AFL debut this pre-season but will likely still have to wait with Lycett’s body tracking well. Davies said Hayes needed to work on his movement around the ground, not just in the ruck.
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Pretty cool how Lycett's last three games have consisted of getting beaten by a cooked 34 year old, mid game injury, and mid game injury, and yet we still won't give Hayes a go.
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Scotty had a weak back...
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Yeah he's had it a little while now.... From about a week back.
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Schofield's rolled ankle mentioned here, also Trent Burgoyne apparently was being managed, saw him at half forward only a little bit.
Lokan pleased to see pre-season plans executed in-game
Impressed by his side's trial hit-out against Woodville West-Torrens, Matthew Lokan was happy to see the team play their desired brand of football ahead of the beginning of the SANFL season.
"Along with the performances of some of the new SANFL contracted players, Lokan was pleased that his side was able to battle it out across the longer format match, even with Trent Dumont (concussion), Trent Burgoyne (managed) and Taj Schofield (rolled ankle) sitting out periods of the contest."
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Still no actual injury list by the club, but with us being 2 weeks out from the next set of games, my guess would be this.
Power:
Farrell (Knee, 18 weeks)
Fantasia (Knee, 7 weeks)
Clurey (Knee, 6 weeks)
Dixon (Ankle, 3 weeks)
Powell-Pepper (Hamstring, 2 weeks)
Jackson (Hip, 2 weeks)
Bergman (Shoulder, 2 weeks)
Motlop (Personal Reasons, 2 weeks)
Dumont (Concussion, 2 weeks)
Gray (Hamstring Awareness, 2 weeks)
Schofield (Rolled Ankle, 2 weeks)
Lycett (Back Soreness, 2 weeks)
Magpies:
T.Burgoyne (Managed, 2 weeks)
Power:
Farrell (Knee, 18 weeks)
Fantasia (Knee, 7 weeks)
Clurey (Knee, 6 weeks)
Dixon (Ankle, 3 weeks)
Powell-Pepper (Hamstring, 2 weeks)
Jackson (Hip, 2 weeks)
Bergman (Shoulder, 2 weeks)
Motlop (Personal Reasons, 2 weeks)
Dumont (Concussion, 2 weeks)
Gray (Hamstring Awareness, 2 weeks)
Schofield (Rolled Ankle, 2 weeks)
Lycett (Back Soreness, 2 weeks)
Magpies:
T.Burgoyne (Managed, 2 weeks)
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Clurey has had a scope on his knee - not scheduled to begin training for a month so probably looking at a 6-8 week layoff. Would expect McKenzie to slot right in (I think he's the better player anyway).
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Injury Report: Clurey undergoes knee surgery
Defender Tom Clurey has undergone arthroscopic knee surgery after reporting swelling following the side's AAMI Community Series win over the Crows.
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Clurey has had a scope on his knee - not scheduled to begin training for a month so probably looking at a 6-8 week layoff. Would expect McKenzie to slot right in (I think he's the better player anyway).
Injury Report: Clurey undergoes knee surgery
Defender Tom Clurey has undergone arthroscopic knee surgery after reporting swelling following the side's AAMI Community Series win over the Crows.
probably down to all that slouching and beta male stride that he has.
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Clurey has had a scope on his knee - not scheduled to begin training for a month so probably looking at a 6-8 week layoff. Would expect McKenzie to slot right in (I think he's the better player anyway).
Injury Report: Clurey undergoes knee surgery
Defender Tom Clurey has undergone arthroscopic knee surgery after reporting swelling following the side's AAMI Community Series win over the Crows.
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Orazio Fantasia – knee (6-8 weeks)
Tom Clurey – knee (5-6 weeks)
Kane Farrell – knee (4-5 weeks)
Miles Bergman – shoulder (1-2 weeks)
Charlie Dixon – ankle (TBC)
Trent Dumont – concussion (assess)
Hugh Jackson – hips (assess)
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Tom Clurey – knee (5-6 weeks)
Kane Farrell – knee (4-5 weeks)
Miles Bergman – shoulder (1-2 weeks)
Charlie Dixon – ankle (TBC)
Trent Dumont – concussion (assess)
Hugh Jackson – hips (assess)
Injury Report: A number of players pushing for return to action
Port Adelaide's selectors will enjoy choosing from a strong group when picking the team to face the Lions this weekend, with a number of additional players hoping also to be available for on-field action.
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Interesting, no update on SPP, Lycett, Gray, Schofield, Motlop and Rozee.Orazio Fantasia – knee (6-8 weeks)
Tom Clurey – knee (5-6 weeks)
Kane Farrell – knee (4-5 weeks)
Miles Bergman – shoulder (1-2 weeks)
Charlie Dixon – ankle (TBC)
Trent Dumont – concussion (assess)
Hugh Jackson – hips (assess)
Injury Report: A number of players pushing for return to action
Port Adelaide's selectors will enjoy choosing from a strong group when picking the team to face the Lions this weekend, with a number of additional players hoping also to be available for on-field action.
News last night said spp , gray good to go after hammies, Dixon needs extra time so not this week, Rozee had covid exposure after cricket game , but is clear to go this week.
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Orazio Fantasia – knee (6-8 weeks)
Tom Clurey – knee (5-6 weeks)
Kane Farrell – knee (4-5 weeks)
Miles Bergman – shoulder (1-2 weeks)
Charlie Dixon – ankle (TBC)
Trent Dumont – concussion (assess)
Hugh Jackson – hips (assess)
Injury Report: A number of players pushing for return to action
Port Adelaide's selectors will enjoy choosing from a strong group when picking the team to face the Lions this weekend, with a number of additional players hoping also to be available for on-field action.
So Farrell gets back before Fantasia?
Far out. What a bust.
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If Rozee had exposure, it's likely the entire cricket team did (which was made up of our players) lol
That what Cornes implied, he was going off about it , hates players doing any preseason stuff weeks before season.
Better they all get it out the way now. A few losses early to get Hinkley sacked, then a fully recovered list for our next coach to win the 2022 flag.
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Two weeks seems to be the standard PAFC response to any injury. It always starts at two weeks then when the two weeks is up, you guessed it another two weeks. Several years ago I think it was Jacon Surjan who missed half of the season with a 'two week' injury. It was a running joke among supporters at the time.
On a positive note several of those listed look to have recovered.
May as well rush him back for Hawthorn as they're SANFL tier.
We say that until we lose to them.
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