Fine to go this week according to him at a press grab in airport. Just a knock to knee.
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Injury 2023 Injury Updates Thread
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Grinds my gears that they're listed as SANFL injuries. They're AFL listed players irrespective of where they were playing at the time of injury.
Doctor Feel
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In his interview, he said it was just a knock to his knee ... He will be Ok for next week
Doctor Feel
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Old dildo leg dixon
Doctor Feel
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Lol itll happen
Schulzenfest
TheBrownDog
Could've just stopped here.
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Is anyone confident that Lycett is going to put out a performance better than what we're seeing from Hayes and Visentini?
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Scooters an experienced campaigner, we know what he brings is and he adds a lot to our side.
I mean, what he brings us is a habit of consistently shitting the bed in finals while the opposition ruck dominates.
No fanta this week on injury list, that's 2 games in a row , miracles may yet happen.
Playthekids76
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Yeah he is piss weak and has a heart as big as a pea! But he'll be fine to play this week!
Dante strained his quad again yesterday. That's why he didn't play the last quarter.
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Port Adelaide’s premiership tilt is set for a major boost with key quartet Charlie Dixon, Trent McKenzie, Todd Marshall and Scott Lycett all in the frame to play the qualifying final against the Brisbane Lions.
The Power finished the home-and-away season in third spot after a hard-fought 31-point win over Richmond at Adelaide Oval, the result setting up a clash against the second-placed Lions at the Gabba in the first week of the finals.
Marshall was a late withdrawal from Sunday’s line-up with hip soreness, but is a certainty to face Brisbane, with coach Ken Hinkley quietly confident the pre-finals bye will help Lycett (knee), Dixon (foot) and McKenzie (knee) regain fitness.
“It gives everyone a chance to be available,” Hinkley said.
“Todd missed (against the Tigers), but he’ll certainly be available.
“We got Lycett back playing football (in the SANFL) on Saturday, which is a great result for us.
“We’re going to be in a pretty healthy position come the first week of the finals.
“It’s a great time to refresh and recharge for the players and coaches.
“The nervousness and anxiety starts to build pretty quickly, you’re coming into a big part of the season, but we look forward to that.
“I’m not frightened, it’s a bit scary playing finals but we’ve earnt the right and we’ve just got to embrace the opportunities.
“We just didn’t happen to do it this year … we’ve got a lot of experience.”
Lycett gathered eight disposals and had eight hitouts in the SANFL in his first game since having minor knee surgery following Port’s loss to Collingwood in round 19. I don’t think he was best on ground, but he got through and that’s the important part for us to just get some minutes into him,” Hinkley said.
The Power finished the home-and-away season in third spot after a hard-fought 31-point win over Richmond at Adelaide Oval, the result setting up a clash against the second-placed Lions at the Gabba in the first week of the finals.
Marshall was a late withdrawal from Sunday’s line-up with hip soreness, but is a certainty to face Brisbane, with coach Ken Hinkley quietly confident the pre-finals bye will help Lycett (knee), Dixon (foot) and McKenzie (knee) regain fitness.
“It gives everyone a chance to be available,” Hinkley said.
“Todd missed (against the Tigers), but he’ll certainly be available.
“We got Lycett back playing football (in the SANFL) on Saturday, which is a great result for us.
“We’re going to be in a pretty healthy position come the first week of the finals.
“It’s a great time to refresh and recharge for the players and coaches.
“The nervousness and anxiety starts to build pretty quickly, you’re coming into a big part of the season, but we look forward to that.
“I’m not frightened, it’s a bit scary playing finals but we’ve earnt the right and we’ve just got to embrace the opportunities.
“We just didn’t happen to do it this year … we’ve got a lot of experience.”
Lycett gathered eight disposals and had eight hitouts in the SANFL in his first game since having minor knee surgery following Port’s loss to Collingwood in round 19. I don’t think he was best on ground, but he got through and that’s the important part for us to just get some minutes into him,” Hinkley said.
You have understated the stinkley
