Player Watch #27 Justin McInerney

[Kennedy Parker]

Justin McInerney
Sydney Swans youngster Justin McInerney

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Justin Mcinerney

Age

24

Ht

189cm

Wt

83kg

Pos.

M/F

Career

Season

Last 5

D

10.2

3star

K

4.4

2star

HB

5.8

4star

M

1.8

2star

T

2.0

4star

CL

0.6

3star

D

12.5

3star

K

5.3

2star

HB

7.3

4star

M

2.3

2star

T

2.0

3star

CL

0.5

3star

D

10.2

3star

K

4.4

2star

HB

5.8

4star

M

1.8

2star

T

2.0

4star

CL

0.6

3star

is lightning-quick, an endurance machine and a clean user of the footy who’s best used on a wing or at half-back. The Northern Knights product was called up for his AFL debut against Melbourne at the SCG in Round 4, 2019, and although he wouldn’t feature at the top level again in his first year at the club, he was a stand-out in the NEAFL. McInerney is eyeing more opportunities at senior level in 2020.

Justin McInerney

27

Justin Mcinerney

Age

24

Ht

189cm

Wt

83kg

Pos.

M/F

Career

Season

Last 5

D

10.2

3star

K

4.4

2star

HB

5.8

4star

M

1.8

2star

T

2.0

4star

CL

0.6

3star

D

12.5

3star

K

5.3

2star

HB

7.3

4star

M

2.3

2star

T

2.0

3star

CL

0.5

3star

D

10.2

3star

K

4.4

2star

HB

5.8

4star

M

1.8

2star

T

2.0

4star

CL

0.6

3star

DOB: 18 August 2000
DEBUT: 2019
DRAFT: #44, 2018 National Draft
RECRUITED FROM: Banyule (Vic)/Marcellin College (Vic)/Northern U18

Justin McInerney | AFL

Follow Justin McInerney's progress through AFL

www.sydneyswans.com.au

 

[The Mares Leg]

Celebratory Doctor like we have celeb chef w***ers

Little nugget - went to an ortho at Melbourne Ortho Group (Carlton, Melbourne some other team I can’t remember)

Now remember, I was asking questions for a living -

Me - ‘So why did the Physician I saw say it was a bone spur?’

Ortho - ‘He’s not an Orthopedic Surgeon’.

There’s a world of truth in that answer.

 

[bedford]

I thought he strained in 04, but did a full rupture in 12.

I still cannot understand how he played 12 with no PCL, mental effort.

(For those who don't know, a strain is still classified as a tear)

He went to CHB so he could just run forward and straight

 

[KingV23]

I thought he strained in 04, but did a full rupture in 12.

I still cannot understand how he played 12 with no PCL, mental effort.

(For those who don't know, a strain is still classified as a tear)

And kicked that goal in the last QTR too..what a star!

"Can he wheel it through? HE CAN! Cometh the moment, cometh the champion"

 

[Donza]

Larkin is a joke. Has got it wrong more times than I can remember.

Do they draw jokes on a whiteboard where you live?


Oh, nevermind.

 

[Bonz]

He went to CHB so he could just run forward and straight

With a strain/ grade two tear you can only run forward or move back.

Was only reason I could still do the world cup.

Goodes out for two to six weeks

www.theage.com.au

Few articles are calling it a tear, but struggling to find out if it was a partial tear or complete tear (then it gets classified as a rupture).

Could be wrong though.

Also fun fact, he played out the 2012 gf with no pain killers as well, inhuman effort.

 

[The Mares Leg]

“Goodes out for 2- 6”

Mind like a steel trap I have!

Then he won a brownlow….in the ruck.

 

[Bonz]

“Goodes out for 2- 6”

Mind like a steel trap I have!

Then he won a brownlow….in the ruck.

He won his Brownlow in the ruck the year before in 2003.

Won 06 in the midfield/wing

 

[The Mares Leg]

He won his Brownlow in the ruck the year before in 2003.

Won 06 in the midfield/wing

Cheers. Maybe that trap is a little rusty.

 

[The Mares Leg]

So it's essetially an extended break for Jmac until finals - then straight back into it. 8 weeks rest should be plenty

Trouble is, the knee has ‘motive’ nerves - ask anyone who’s been through one.

The knee feels like jelly, like it has a mind of its own, for weeks.

There is a distinct connection between the knee and the brain - this why ACL’s take 12 months back to full fitness.

PCL’s less, but believe me, it doesn’t come quickly, it’s like learning to walk again.

 

[TheGoatBaron]

Trouble is, the knee has ‘motive’ nerves - ask anyone who’s been through one.

The knee feels like jelly, like it has a mind of its own, for weeks.

There is a distinct connection between the knee and the brain - this why ACL’s take 12 months back to full fitness.

PCL’s less, but believe me, it doesn’t come quickly, it’s like learning to walk again.

I had to learn to walk again after my MPL surgery (which failed). The knee is quite complex

 

[zyzzbruh]

Trouble is, the knee has ‘motive’ nerves - ask anyone who’s been through one.

The knee feels like jelly, like it has a mind of its own, for weeks.

There is a distinct connection between the knee and the brain - this why ACL’s take 12 months back to full fitness.

PCL’s less, but believe me, it doesn’t come quickly, it’s like learning to walk again.

Believe it or not I did my ACL 12 years ago, had surgery, and during my recovery had a couple of touchy moments where it felt like my knee gave out slightly - lone behold at some point my new ACL graft failed which im assuming happened at one of those moments. Kept playing despite that (because I felt fine) and have not missed a season since to this day and still playing without an ACL alongside my cousin who is also playing without an ACL. I could not tell you the difference between having one and not having one.

 

[TheGoatBaron]

Believe it or not I did my ACL 12 years ago, had surgery, and during my recovery had a couple of touchy moments where it felt like my knee gave out slightly - lone behold at some point my new ACL graft failed which im assuming happened at one of those moments. Kept playing despite that (because I felt fine) and have not missed a season since to this day and still playing without an ACL alongside my cousin who is also playing without an ACL. I could not tell you the difference between having one and not having one.

My kneecap is chronically dislocated after my surgery. I felt my kneecap move sideways a day or two after the surgery and the surgeon didn’t believe me when I told him.

 

[zyzzbruh]

My kneecap is chronically dislocated softer my surgery. I felt my kneecap move sideways a day or two after the surgery and the surgeon didn’t believe me when I told him.

Oh god. So it stayed dislocated how long?

 

[TheGoatBaron]

Oh god. So it stayed dislocated how long?

Ever since… it’s sitting in the wrong position basically. My trochlear groove (where the kneecap normally sits) is somewhat flat which doesn’t help. But I understand what you went through.

 

[TheGoatBaron]

Why my moshpititing days are over

 

[caesar88]

Why my moshpititing days are over

Or is it because people stopped catching you when you crowd-surfed into them?

 

[TheGoatBaron]

Or is it because people stopped catching you when you crowd-surfed into them?

Nah…

I actually tore my MPL at a local show in Warrnambool. At least I have a cool story to always tell

 

[Nuggetz]

Far out, I bumped my knee on the coffee table. I know how all of you are feeling.

 

[Kiama Chris]

Far out, I bumped my knee on the coffee table. I know how all of you are feeling.

My knees are 72 years old but still sound. My hips on the other hand.....

 

[anotherletdown]

Trouble is, the knee has ‘motive’ nerves - ask anyone who’s been through one.

The knee feels like jelly, like it has a mind of its own, for weeks.

There is a distinct connection between the knee and the brain - this why ACL’s take 12 months back to full fitness.

PCL’s less, but believe me, it doesn’t come quickly, it’s like learning to walk again.

I think I might have been injured for the last 15-20 years going by that definition

 

[anotherletdown]

Nah…

I actually tore my MPL at a local show in Warrnambool. At least I have a cool story to always tell

Local rodeo show and you still won... heard it before

 

[bedford]

wow poor Juzzy hope he doesn't read this

 

[The Mares Leg]

Believe it or not I did my ACL 12 years ago, had surgery, and during my recovery had a couple of touchy moments where it felt like my knee gave out slightly - lone behold at some point my new ACL graft failed which im assuming happened at one of those moments. Kept playing despite that (because I felt fine) and have not missed a season since to this day and still playing without an ACL alongside my cousin who is also playing without an ACL. I could not tell you the difference between having one and not having one.

Some peoples knee capsules are much tighter than others, which I understand helps recovery.

 

[The Mares Leg]

Ever since… it’s sitting in the wrong position basically. My trochlear groove (where the kneecap normally sits) is somewhat flat which doesn’t help. But I understand what you went through.

I think Creswell had the same issue?

 

[Orange crush]

So much info on everyone’s knees but Justin’s …. Give us a proper update Horse