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Any news on McGov
Prob too early
Prob too early
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+ Lemmey TBCBarring new injuries we could be looking along these lines this week ...
McGovern Ribs Test
Matt Carroll Groin 1-2 weeks
Adam Cerra Hamstring 1-2 weeks
David Cuningham Calf 1-2 weeks
Matt Cottrell Foot 2-3 weeks
Jack Martin Calf TBC
Marc Pittonet Finger TBC
Hudson O'Keefe Hamstring 6-10 weeks
Sam Docherty Knee Season
Jack Silvagni Knee Season
Player | Injury | Update |
Matt Carroll | Groin | Remains on a modified program for at least another month due to groin soreness.(Update: 30 April) |
Adam Cerra | Hamstring | Availability: to be assessed following the Club's Round 14 bye. (Update: 28 May) |
Matthew Cottrell | Foot | Underwent scans which revealed navicular stress reaction. Club will work through rehabilitation plan in coming weeks. Availability: to be reassessed following the Club's Round 14 bye. (Update: 14 May) |
David Cuningham | Calf | Availability: to be assessed following the Club's Round 14 bye. (Update: 28 May) |
Sam Docherty | Knee | Suffered a ruptured ACL and torn meniscus in his right knee. (Update: 9 March) |
Jack Martin | Calf | Availability: to be assessed following the Club's Round 14 bye. (Update: 28 May) |
Hudson O'Keeffe | Hamstring | Experienced a high-grade hamstring strain at training on Sunday. Availability: 8-12 weeks. (Update: 14 May) |
Marc Pittonet | Finger | Did not require surgery. Availability: 1-2 weeks. (Update: 28 May) |
Jack Silvagni | Knee | Has begun initial stages of rehab following surgery. (Update: 21 February) |
Hamstrings are usually 3 weeks at a minimum. Being extra cautious potentially?Cerra, Cuningham, Martin to be reassessed at round 14. Shocking. Cerra must of injured the hammy again while in rehab
But you do. Can you show me were it’s stated that Cerra has re-injured his hammy?The HP team clearly have no idea.
And you do?The HP team clearly have no idea.
How is it shocking?Cerra, Cuningham, Martin to be reassessed at round 14. Shocking. Cerra must of injured the hammy again while in rehab
How is it shocking?
Cerra was out for 3-4 weeks
They were all subject to assessment post bye
Your take on this is getting tiresomeCerra, Cuningham, Martin to be reassessed at round 14. Shocking. Cerra must of injured the hammy again while in rehab
Cerra injured his hammy on the 9th May in rd 9 almost three weeks ago which was classed as a low grade strain according to the HP team. Now he's been reassessed at round 14Hamstrings are usually 3 weeks at a minimum. Being extra cautious potentially?
Repeat hamstrings injuries are serious regardless of the grade given. If it's the same area as a previous tear even excess tightness should see time off. Hammies suck once they go more than once in the same spotCerra injured his hammy on the 9th May in rd 9 almost three weeks ago which was classed as a low grade strain. Now he's been reassessed at round 14 some two and half weeks away.
Repeat hamstrings injuries are serious regardless of the grade given. If it's the same area as a previous tear even excess tightness should see time off. Hammies suck once they go more than once in the same spot
Please supply proof as to how you know that Cerra "must of" re-injured his hamstring in rehab.Cerra, Cuningham, Martin to be reassessed at round 14. Shocking. Cerra must of injured the hammy again while in rehab
Low grade hammy and he missed 6 weeks. Do the sumsPlease supply proof as to how you know that Cerra "must of" re-injured his hamstring in rehab.
I mean you wouldn't want to be known as a poster who just makes baseless statements on here.
Whilst you are at it (as requested previously) can you please give us some more information on your claim in early May about Zac Williams "Looks like he spat the dummy last week after being asked to play deep in defence.".