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Injury 2024 Injury Report/Updates
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sr36
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Jordy no mention?
Jen2310
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Pendlebury has recovered from a bicep tendon injury and will be scheduled to reach the 400-game milestone against Carlton on the Saturday night of round 21, after missing three games before the bye.
Mihocek could have faced North Melbourne in round 14, but after suffering a second hamstring strain in the space of a month, the Magpies opted to take a conservative approach with the Tasmanian.
Jordan De Goey is also pushing to be available for the second time since Anzac Day – he played against Adelaide in round 10 – following a groin and abdominal tendon tear, but the 28-year-old still needs to tick off a few boxes at training this week before he is cleared to return.
Joe Richards hasn't played since his third AFL appearance back in round 11, but the former country footy star is a chance to be available for the trip to Queensland if he passes a fitness test on Thursday, after suffering a fractured metatarsal against the Dockers.
Parker underwent surgery to repair a torn meniscus during the mid-season bye after reporting knee soreness following the loss to North Melbourne's reserves.
The cricket convert, who joined the club in February and played twice as the sub, has been ruled out for at least the next month.
Premiership defender Oleg Markov will be available against Damien Hardwick's side, having missed the one-point win over the Kangaroos after jarring his back leading into the game.
Mid-season recruit Ned Long has recovered from a strained calf and will be available for the first time since being selected with Collingwood's second pick in the AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft last month.
Mihocek could have faced North Melbourne in round 14, but after suffering a second hamstring strain in the space of a month, the Magpies opted to take a conservative approach with the Tasmanian.
Jordan De Goey is also pushing to be available for the second time since Anzac Day – he played against Adelaide in round 10 – following a groin and abdominal tendon tear, but the 28-year-old still needs to tick off a few boxes at training this week before he is cleared to return.
Joe Richards hasn't played since his third AFL appearance back in round 11, but the former country footy star is a chance to be available for the trip to Queensland if he passes a fitness test on Thursday, after suffering a fractured metatarsal against the Dockers.
Parker underwent surgery to repair a torn meniscus during the mid-season bye after reporting knee soreness following the loss to North Melbourne's reserves.
The cricket convert, who joined the club in February and played twice as the sub, has been ruled out for at least the next month.
Premiership defender Oleg Markov will be available against Damien Hardwick's side, having missed the one-point win over the Kangaroos after jarring his back leading into the game.
Mid-season recruit Ned Long has recovered from a strained calf and will be available for the first time since being selected with Collingwood's second pick in the AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft last month.
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He could have continued playing country footy and doing ok. Heart goes out for the guy
sr36
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6 more available would be nice. Although I would have liked them to be more emphatic about Jordy.
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AVAILABLE THIS WEEK:
Ned Long
Collingwood’s Mid-Season recruit, Ned Long has returned to full training this week after completing a program to rehabilitate a soleus injury in his calf.
The 21-year-old is expected to be available for selection this week.
Oleg Markov
Oleg Markov will be available for Saturday’s game against the Gold Coast SUNS.
Having sustained a back spasm prior to the side’s Round 14 match against North Melbourne, the 28-year-old completed training over the BYE week and got through pain free.
Brody Mihocek
Brody Mihocek has recovered from the hamstring strain he sustained in Round Eight.
Mihocek completed a high level of training over the BYE week will be available for selection for this week’s match.
Scott Pendlebury
Scott Pendlebury has overcome the partial tendon tear in his left bicep.
The midfielder has completed all required rehab and dynamic work in the gym which focused on rebuilding strength and movement in his shoulder and elbow.
The 36-year-old will return to full training this week and is expected to return for this week’s match against the SUNS.
TO BE ASSESSED THIS WEEK:
Jordan De Goey:
Jordan De Goey is progressing well from an acute abdominal tendon tear.
Over the BYE week, the midfielder completed high level running modules, including an increase in speed and change of direction work.
This week De Goey needs to complete contact training, including tackling, and will be assessed to determine his availability for Saturday’s game.
Joe Richards:
Joe Richards has cleared his rehab program for his foot injury.
Richards has completed high end running and kicking movements separately from the group.
He will move into contact drills this week and will be assessed to determine his availability for Saturday’s game.
OTHER UPDATES:
Aiden Begg
Having sustained a posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injury, Aiden Begg remains on the AFL Inactive List and will sit out for the remainder of the AFL Season.
The 21-year-old is progressing well through his rehab program and has been able to complete gym work. He has progressed out of a knee brace and will continue strength work.
Josh Carmichael
Josh Carmichael continues to work through the AFL’s concussion protocols and continues to be supported by the Club and AFL medical teams.
Mason Cox
Mason Cox has cleared the AFL concussion protocols and continues to focus on rehabilitating his knee.
The 33-year-old has returned to the gym, undergoing gymnastic floor exercises, with the aim of regaining strength in his knee.
Cox is expected to return to outdoor training this week to complete his first running sessions. He is expected to return to the game in three to five weeks’ time.
Jamie Elliott
Jamie Elliott’s vascular issue is progressing well, with the forward improving his quality of running symptom free.
The 31-year-old will commence a mini pre-season training block, which will see him in non-contact training for another one to two weeks. He will also return to team drills in a non-contact fashion.
Elliott is expected to return in three to five weeks.
Dan McStay
Dan McStay is progressing well as he continues to work through his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rehab.
The 28-year-old continued training at a high level over the BYE week and he has been cleared to return to full team training.
He will need to complete a block of work during full team training over the next few weeks before he returns to the field.
Tom Mitchell
Following a minor procedure to address the plantar fasciitis in his left foot, Tom Mitchell is successfully walking pain free and is close to a return to running.
The 31-year-old has been completing pool exercises to strengthen his foot.
He is expected to return in three to five weeks’ time.
Wil Parker
Wil Parker will spend some time on the sidelines after experiencing knee soreness during the Pies’ VFL Round 12 match against North Melbourne. Scans confirmed a slight meniscus tear to his knee.
The 21-year-old has successfully had surgery and is currently working through a standard rehab plan.
He is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Oscar Steene
Oscar Steene continues to work through his rehab program for his toe injury.
He has taken positive steps over the BYE week having commenced a running program and this week will progress into straight line running.
He is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Ned Long
Collingwood’s Mid-Season recruit, Ned Long has returned to full training this week after completing a program to rehabilitate a soleus injury in his calf.
The 21-year-old is expected to be available for selection this week.
Oleg Markov
Oleg Markov will be available for Saturday’s game against the Gold Coast SUNS.
Having sustained a back spasm prior to the side’s Round 14 match against North Melbourne, the 28-year-old completed training over the BYE week and got through pain free.
Brody Mihocek
Brody Mihocek has recovered from the hamstring strain he sustained in Round Eight.
Mihocek completed a high level of training over the BYE week will be available for selection for this week’s match.
Scott Pendlebury
Scott Pendlebury has overcome the partial tendon tear in his left bicep.
The midfielder has completed all required rehab and dynamic work in the gym which focused on rebuilding strength and movement in his shoulder and elbow.
The 36-year-old will return to full training this week and is expected to return for this week’s match against the SUNS.
TO BE ASSESSED THIS WEEK:
Jordan De Goey:
Jordan De Goey is progressing well from an acute abdominal tendon tear.
Over the BYE week, the midfielder completed high level running modules, including an increase in speed and change of direction work.
This week De Goey needs to complete contact training, including tackling, and will be assessed to determine his availability for Saturday’s game.
Joe Richards:
Joe Richards has cleared his rehab program for his foot injury.
Richards has completed high end running and kicking movements separately from the group.
He will move into contact drills this week and will be assessed to determine his availability for Saturday’s game.
OTHER UPDATES:
Aiden Begg
Having sustained a posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) injury, Aiden Begg remains on the AFL Inactive List and will sit out for the remainder of the AFL Season.
The 21-year-old is progressing well through his rehab program and has been able to complete gym work. He has progressed out of a knee brace and will continue strength work.
Josh Carmichael
Josh Carmichael continues to work through the AFL’s concussion protocols and continues to be supported by the Club and AFL medical teams.
Mason Cox
Mason Cox has cleared the AFL concussion protocols and continues to focus on rehabilitating his knee.
The 33-year-old has returned to the gym, undergoing gymnastic floor exercises, with the aim of regaining strength in his knee.
Cox is expected to return to outdoor training this week to complete his first running sessions. He is expected to return to the game in three to five weeks’ time.
Jamie Elliott
Jamie Elliott’s vascular issue is progressing well, with the forward improving his quality of running symptom free.
The 31-year-old will commence a mini pre-season training block, which will see him in non-contact training for another one to two weeks. He will also return to team drills in a non-contact fashion.
Elliott is expected to return in three to five weeks.
Dan McStay
Dan McStay is progressing well as he continues to work through his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rehab.
The 28-year-old continued training at a high level over the BYE week and he has been cleared to return to full team training.
He will need to complete a block of work during full team training over the next few weeks before he returns to the field.
Tom Mitchell
Following a minor procedure to address the plantar fasciitis in his left foot, Tom Mitchell is successfully walking pain free and is close to a return to running.
The 31-year-old has been completing pool exercises to strengthen his foot.
He is expected to return in three to five weeks’ time.
Wil Parker
Wil Parker will spend some time on the sidelines after experiencing knee soreness during the Pies’ VFL Round 12 match against North Melbourne. Scans confirmed a slight meniscus tear to his knee.
The 21-year-old has successfully had surgery and is currently working through a standard rehab plan.
He is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Oscar Steene
Oscar Steene continues to work through his rehab program for his toe injury.
He has taken positive steps over the BYE week having commenced a running program and this week will progress into straight line running.
He is expected to return within four to six weeks.
Jen2310
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Are you really a collingwood player if you haven't gotten injured. Parker has ticked that off now. Ned Long already got adjusted.Hasn't taken long for the injury curse to hit Parker.
Still, it's better than Ned Long who was out injured prior to Hine calling his name out.
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Wonder if we’ll see Ned Long debut this year
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Jack Crisp im convinced is from another planet
You beauty! Pendles on track to play 400th against Carlton!
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If that aligns i cant think of a game with more motivation to win
sr36
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We might be down to only 4 relevant outs - Mitchell, McStay, Cox and Elliott, with the other 5 outs not even relevant depth, except in real emergency.
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What ever it is or whatever he’s doing he should be sharing it with the rest of the team.
Imagine the scenes and sounds at that sell-out game! Will be as big as a Prelim Final!
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Damn, missed the news about Wil. Was that from the last VFL match?
Certainly protects himself in marking contests.
Not that it's a bad thing, rather him out there than injured going back with the flight
Just another reason, as if we need more
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they have a history of raining on our parade
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I think we well and truly repaid them with the hailstorm we unleashed upon them in round 23 2022
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