The player , family and club will make the right decision , why speculate something ffsHe didn't even get a knock. I suspect we are only getting some of the info. No certainty to play again imo
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The player , family and club will make the right decision , why speculate something ffsHe didn't even get a knock. I suspect we are only getting some of the info. No certainty to play again imo
Didn't you speculate he'd be named against the Saints?The player , family and club will make the right decision , why speculate something ffs
Yes i did and i said that or Brisbane , it's just being 100 % certain , too risky to be wrong , imagine BFDidn't you speculate he'd be named against the Saints?
u GOt it riGhtWell done speculate lol
A chance to play this weekYes i did and i said that or Brisbane , it's just being 100 % certain , too risky to be wrong , imagine BF
Isaac Heeney
Isaac sustained a nose fracture in the game against St Kilda. Having passed a concussion test in game, he subsequently reported symptoms post game and failed a concussion test. He will be managed as per AFL Concussion guidelines.
Heeneys so called concussion is the final nail in the coffin for me that our doc is taking the piss. I'm convinced he's just ruling players willy nilly for stock standard headaches, it's gone beyond the joke now. Either that or he is under strict instruction by the club so that they can avoid any legalities. Can't tell me tmac is being held back on the consensus that whatever he is symptomatic of is 100% unequivocally due to a concussion from 10 weeks ago. If they've taken it this far how on earth are they going to differentiate future symptoms like a headache being due to or not due to previous concussion?I don't think anyone wants tom to retire but assuming he misses this week, that's 7 out of 14 games he's missed this year whilst experiencing concussion symptoms. It's not great
PLAYER | INJURY | ESTIMATED RETURN |
Lance Franklin | Knee | Test |
Isaac Heeney | Concussion | Test |
Tom McCartin | Concussion | Test |
Callum Mills | Calf | 1 week |
Sam Wicks | Suspension | 1 week |
Peter Ladhams | Ankle | 2-4 weeks |
Logan McDonald | Ankle | 2-4 weeks |
Matt Roberts | Knee | 2-4 weeks |
Paddy McCartin | Concussion | Season |
Sam Reid | Hamstring | Season |
Marc Sheather | Foot | Season |
Who is Martin Smith that does thisLatest injury update (from afl.com.au):
PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Lance Franklin Knee Test Isaac Heeney Concussion Test Tom McCartin Concussion Test Callum Mills Calf 1 week Sam Wicks Suspension 1 week Peter Ladhams Ankle 2-4 weeks Logan McDonald Ankle 2-4 weeks Matt Roberts Knee 2-4 weeks Paddy McCartin Concussion Season Sam Reid Hamstring Season Marc Sheather Foot Season
Early prognosis
The Swans are hopeful Heeney will return to face West Coast after missing the clash with the Lions, while Franklin could also come back in after managing a knee issue last week.
Tom McCartin is back in full training and could return to play after his concussion issues, while Mills trained last Friday and could make a swift return. McDonald and Ladhams remain at least a few weeks away. - Martin Smith
Who is Martin Smith that does this
Seems to have NFISeems he's a Digital News Producer at the AFL (seems to be based in Melbourne)
Because his brain exploded.I have no idea why the Wicks' suspension is included with the injury report - except that he will be missing the game this weekend I suppose, but that doesn't make it an injury.
Usually no mention means they are fine.No mention of Blakey or Melican nor Rankin and Vickery. It’s all puzzling to me.
For us it’s not about a huge list and more about the fact that just about all the injured can make a claim for a best 22 spot. And a lot of them have been key position players.For a side with supposedly heaps of injuries
We don't have many injuries.
It'd be nice if the club could provide an actual update based on progress during the week, rather than one clearly written at the start of the week, then just dropped an hour before selection.Lance Franklin
Lance sustained some knee swelling following the main training session on Wednesday. As a result, he was withdrawn from the match against Brisbane. His knee pain has settled over the weekend and we expect him to test his availability in training this week.
Isaac Heeney
Isaac is progressing his rehabilitation following his concussion injury against St Kilda. He will continue to be managed as per the AFL Concussion Guidelines.
Callum Mills
Callum’s recommenced team training last week as a part of his calf strain rehabilitation. He is expected to train fully this week and be a test to return to play this weekend.
Tom McCartin
Tom’s has completed a block of conditioning training and commenced training with the main training group last week. He will be a test to return to play this weekend.
Logan McDonald
Logan’s rehabilitation from his medial ankle ligament injury continues to accelerate. He is completing change of direction and sprint-based retraining, and we expect him to recommence team training this week.
Peter Ladhams
Peter’s is building his running volume and speed. He will look to commence change of direction work this week.
Matt Roberts
Matt has been building his change of direction and aerobic conditioning running. He will begin skills based training this week.
Injury Update: Several star players a test for the weekend
Callum Mills is a test for the weekend after recovering from a calf strain.www.sydneyswans.com.au
It'd be nice if the club could provide an actual update based on progress during the week, rather than one clearly written at the start of the week, then just dropped an hour before selection.
There appears to be light at the end of the tunnel in regards to injuries (touch wood) Not that I think it will make much difference. IMO the damage to our season was caused by what was done - or what wasn't done - between October and February, and it's hard to overcome that during the season.For a side with supposedly heaps of injuries
We don't have many injuries.
I’m half expecting to read “Kurt’s ankle has progressed and we expect him to resume running soon”.It'd be nice if the club could provide an actual update based on progress during the week, rather than one clearly written at the start of the week, then just dropped an hour before selection.
IDK, hard to put concussion and neck injuries down to conditioning. Similar with Ladhams, Logan, Roberts with ankles and knees.There appears to be light at the end of the tunnel in regards to injuries (touch wood) Not that I think it will make much difference. IMO the damage to our season was caused by what was done - or what wasn't done - between October and February, and it's hard to overcome that during the season.