AFL Player # 9: Dylan Shiel - attracting interest from GWS

[Beerfish]

Contract Status: Out of contract 2024 2025
My Boy Draft 2024: Pick 35, eth-dog

 

[joey_jo_jo]

Isnt this the original injury? Im guessing they decided to just get this sorted to whilst hes recovering from the knee op

 

[jmoo wan]

Dylan "lemonade" Shiel

 

[fairbump_playon]

Will suck turning up to training day 1.

 

[jmoo wan]

Will suck turning up to training day 1.

sounds like he’ll be arriving in a wheelchair and an iron lung

 

[Lore]

sounds like he’ll be arriving in a wheelchair and an iron lung

Aren’t they mutually exclusive

 

[Blind Turn]

Aren’t they mutually exclusive

Davros Shiel takes to the field in 2024…

 

[DapperDon]

Surgery for an injury he got 4 months ago?

Do we put our players through the public system or something?

 

[fairbump_playon]

sounds like he’ll be arriving in a wheelchair and an iron lung

Thank god it all fits in the Mercedes

 

[VelvetSledge]

Surgery for an injury he got 4 months ago?

Do we put our players through the public system or something?

Gotta keep that bottom line healthy Dapper

 

[Lore]

Gotta keep that bottom line healthy Dapper

Can take the boy outta norf

 

[fairbump_playon]

Can take the boy outta norf

Instead of properly pinning the bone apparently norf used to insert part of a crushed Melbourne Bitter can

 

[DonsRule]

Gotta keep that bottom line healthy Dapper

 

[DERO]

The surgery for this has been on the cards for a while.

 

[Lore]

The surgery for this has been on the cards for a while.

The timing seems odd, any idea what the score is with that?

 

[DERO]

The timing seems odd, any idea what the score is with that?

None whatsoever. I can read between the lines and make some assumptions but I'm not sure that I'd be correct despite how it might look.

 

[yodellinhank]

The surgery for this has been on the cards for a while.

Why not have it B&F night?

 

[Lore]

Why not have it B&F night?

Might be the other leg, still needs to be able to hop to the bathroom.

Similar thing with Draper though, like both of these surgeries should've gone in at the end of the H&A season, if not sooner.

 

[DERO]

Might be the other leg, still needs to be able to hop to the bathroom.

Similar thing with Draper though, like both of these surgeries should've gone in at the end of the H&A season, if not sooner.

Someone made a point about rest being the preferred option which I can understand.

Also, it would be pretty hard to dance in Ibiza with swollen knackers.

 

[hurlygurdy]

Someone made a point about rest being the preferred option which I can understand.

Also, it would be pretty hard to dance in Ibiza with swollen knackers.

I managed it fine. Harden up ffs

 

[Lore]

Someone made a point about rest being the preferred option which I can understand.

Also, it would be pretty hard to dance in Ibiza with swollen knackers.

He didn't go to Europe, he mentioned it in that podcast (in between discussions of donks and knackers)

 

[DERO]

He didn't go to Europe, he mentioned it in that podcast (in between discussions of donks and knackers)

No shit!

 

[Lore]

No s**t!

thankfully

 

[jmoo wan]

I managed it fine. Harden up ffs

I think this is his difficulty... what with the swollen knackers and all.

 

[MarkJohnson#1]

I've already written this elsewhere but doctors/surgeons will avoid surgery where possible. Anyone who has played sport and/or had surgery before will know this. It's not as simple as saying this should've been done weeks/months ago. It is a lot harder and more time consuming to come back from surgery than it is to rehab an injury. Players are constantly rehabbing injuries throughout the year and playing through pain. If players opted for the surgery route every time an injury occurred we'd be lucky to field a team. The other thing to consider is you may not come back the same after surgery has taken place (regardless of how big/small it is) so there is always an element of risk involved.

 

[fairbump_playon]

I've already written this elsewhere but doctors/surgeons will avoid surgery where possible. Anyone who has played sport and/or had surgery before will know this. It's not as simple as saying this should've been done weeks/months ago. It is a lot harder and more time consuming to come back from surgery than it is to rehab an injury. Players are constantly rehabbing injuries throughout the year and playing through pain. If players opted for the surgery route every time an injury occurred we'd be lucky to field a team. The other thing to consider is you may not come back the same after surgery has taken place (regardless of how big/small it is) so there is always an element of risk involved.

This perspective is so silly.

In time you will get with the program and realise that the right thing to do is get players to have surgery before injuring themselves.