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Piewithsauce13 said:
Absolutely disgusting if you read comments and look at the amount of people that are laughing at the fact a young kids is injured. What the f is wrong with this world and some of the people in it!😡😡😡😡
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It is disgusting. I can only imagine what people would be saying if Collingwood supporters were saying that about another player. We can’t expect much from scum Collingwood haters
 
6 weeks out clearly is not ideal. The good to come from it is this:

1. All the Brownlow talk will stop as The Bont will now have it in the bag. Less distractions.
2. We are now forced to adapt the way we play, stop relying on a 20 year old kid with 40 games experience and get back to sharing the workload.
3. His season is not over and could use time away from the spotlight.

You can look at it as the beginning of the end or the start of the beginning.
 
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Piewithsauce13 said:
Absolutely disgusting if you read comments and look at the amount of people that are laughing at the fact a young kids is injured. What the f is wrong with this world and some of the people in it!😡😡😡😡
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Bunch of ****ing no-hopers with nothing going for them in their shit lives.
 

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Is the ankle syndesmosis just what we used to refer to as a rolled/sprained ankle?

I remember doing something like that in footy in the same game as a teammate. I missed 3+ and still didn't have strength in mine when I came back.

His swelling went down immediately and he played after missing just one week! Gee I was filthy.

What's the go The Royal Sampler 🤷 is there a best case or is it hard to know without the finer detail?
 
Monco Matt said:
6 weeks out clearly is not ideal. The good to come from it is this:

1. All the Brownlow talk will stop as The Bont will now have it in the bag. Less distractions.
2. We are now forced to adapt the way we play, stop relying on a 20 year old kid with 40 games experience and get back to sharing the workload.
3. His season is not over and could use time away from the spotlight.

You can look at it as the beginning of the end or the start of the beginning.
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No Premiership side goes without adversity. 2 games clear still, time for a reset, I understand it’s an emotional game but I’ll back them in to shake off the shackles they’ve imposed and other sides have imposed on them.
Every other team in the comp would love to be where we are.
 
Defender Nathan Murphy, who suffered a syndesmosis injury during Saturday’s loss to Hawthorn, could be back into the side sooner than expected following a positive return to the club.

“He looked like he had a decent ankle injury, we got a scan done and that showed some damage there. Those sorts of grade one or grade half syndesmosis injuries can respond really differently, and this is one of those ones as the saying goes ‘we assess the man and not the scan’ and that’s what we are doing with Murph,” Wade said.

“He’s bounced in today, earlier in the week really, really positively. So, he’ll be an assess during the week, we’ll be expecting that he gets up and does some of training on Wednesday and we’ve just got to decide whether that level of training is comfortable for us to pick him or not.”

“There will be an assessment go on through our main training session and we’ll be able to update after that. He’s recovered a lot better than what we probably first suggested, so a real positive one there.”

Young midfielder Nick Daicos is set for time on the sidelines following a direct impact injury to his knee.

“There was some bone bruising in there and the scan revealed a little bit of a hairline fracture. It’s on the very minor end of that at the moment, and we know that fractures are typically that five-to-six-week mark and we know that Nick will miss the final three rounds certainly. We’ve also got the bye weekend up our sleeves which gives us a bit more time to get to work and he’ll be available sometime throughout the finals,” Wade said.

There were two late exclusions from Collingwood’s VFL side set to take on Werribee after injuries to Josh Carmichael and Will Kelly.

Carmichael experienced referred pain in his hamstring during the week and a scan revealed inflammation in his hip.

“He had medical treatment through that (area) over the weekend that caused him to be unavailable for the game. He started to complete rehab and doing bike sessions, and he’s started to build up some strength throughout that area,” Wade said.

“We’re not expecting any issues and he will be an assess on Wednesday to see if that issue has settled down enough for him to be able to complete the main training session, and should he get through he’ll be available on the weekend.”

Kelly experienced an ankle roll during the captain’s run on the day before the VFL fixture, ruling him out of Sunday’s clash against Werribee.

“Sometimes those ankle rolls can settle within 24 hours, but his got progressively worse. He’s had a scan and revealed some ligament damage so it’s a bit on the more significant side of ankle rolls and he’ll miss another game this week,” Wade said.

“He’ll be restricted to some straight line running duties and then we’ll look to drop him into training next week and then we’ll assess his availability beyond that.”

Young midfielder Finn Macrae continues his recovery from a thumb injury, taking positive steps to a return to football.

“Really positive news earlier this week that he’s now been cleared for contact, should he get through Wednesday’s training session which we don’t see as being an issue, he’ll be available to play,” Wade said.

Defender Charlie Dean has also made more positive movement towards a return to football, following his long term foot injury.

“He’s progressing really well. He’s getting into more drills and more drills and more drills, and has started to get into some contested work, started to get into some more dense work where he’s having to react and apply all the agility things we’ve worked on with him in rehab,” Wade said.
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Injury Update: Round 22

Collingwood’s Head of High Performance Jarrod Wade has provided an update on the status of a number of injured players ahead of Friday night’s Round 22 clash against Geelong.
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Fly on SEN says Murphy is a chance this friday and just needs to tick some boxes at training wednesday he spoke to doctor and says that he can start training again.

Finlay McRae has just been cleared to play as well and looking at getting back into training as well.

So all we have is Nick it seams and again healing has started and now week 1 finals are now touch and go.

Speedy recovery.
 

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