Injury Blue Healers Medical Room 2022

[agro]

Don’t forget doing backflips off the back pool deck whilst wearing thongs.

 

[thylacine60]

wet tile dance contests.......

 

[BigFrizz36]

Sounds like Glen Maxwell might have been hanging around with Charlie over the weekend.

 

[RPCB]

Sounds like Glen Maxwell might have been hanging around with Charlie over the weekend.

If he has Charlie’s first surgeon, he should be scheduled for a return to Cricket when he’s 41.

 

[agro]

Glen Maxwell straight from the Charlie Curnow

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Charlie Curnow

Age

27

Ht

194cm

Wt

94kg

Pos.

Fwd

Career

Season

Last 5

D

13.3

3star

K

9.7

4star

HB

3.6

3star

M

5.3

5star

T

2.2

4star

G

1.3

5star

No current season stats available

D

10.8

3star

K

6.4

3star

HB

4.4

4star

M

3.2

4star

T

1.6

4star

G

0.8

4star

play book.

 

[manang magoos]

Hope it didn’t look like this.

Hey that’s mine

 

[Mr_Plow]

So, injury list/managed at the moment consists of?

Pittonet - PCL
Cuningham - ACL (and associated hamstring/other soft tissue complications)
Kennedy - Lisfranc
Hewett - back
Walsh - back
Durdin - shoulder
Philp - groin/foot stress

All supposedly expected to be in full training in the new year.

 

[Crazyjoedevolamk11]

So, injury list/managed at the moment consists of?

Pittonet - PCL
Cuningham - ACL
Kennedy - Lisfranc
Hewett - back
Walsh - back
Durdin - shoulder
Philp - groin/foot stress

All supposedly expected to be in full training in the new year.

Cunningham....seriously lol....would want to be back a helluva lot sooner than the new year coming off an almost 2 year ACL on a 1 year deal...

 

[teagueyubeauty]

I think Plow has looked at the injury list in round 22 and assumes that’s the case 3 months later.

Walsh was running laps of princes park 6 weeks ago, Cuningham is well over the ACL if he had of put calf/hammy/pinky it would help to be believable


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[JuddgementDay]

I think Plow has looked at the injury list in round 22 and assumes that’s the case 3 months later.

Walsh was running laps of princes park 6 weeks ago, Cuningham is well over the ACL if he had of put calf/hammy/pinky it would help to be believable


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Pfffff why would any reporters want to fact check and be accurate?

Just get your opinions out there - pronto!

 

[Mr_Plow]

I think Plow has looked at the injury list in round 22 and assumes that’s the case 3 months later.

Walsh was running laps of princes park 6 weeks ago, Cuningham is well over the ACL if he had of put calf/hammy/pinky it would help to be believable


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Did it based on Lloyd's interview today and associated training reports/pictures.

When Walsh is engaging in full contact drills with the remainder, then he can be removed from the list.
Likewise, when Cuningham is spotted alive and healthy, he will be removed too.

 

[Ash24]

Cunningham....seriously lol....would want to be back a helluva lot sooner than the new year coming off an almost 2 year ACL on a 1 year deal...

Cunners 100% suffered (at least 1) soft tissue injury after his ACL recovery, I just can't exactly remember which one(s). He later went interstate to deal with his LTIs.

 

[Coops93]

So, injury list/managed at the moment consists of?

Pittonet - PCL
Cuningham - ACL (and associated hamstring/other soft tissue complications)
Kennedy - Lisfranc
Hewett - back
Walsh - back
Durdin - shoulder
Philp - groin/foot stress

All supposedly expected to be in full training in the new year.

Blues must 'own' late-season collapse, Voss declares

Key defender Caleb Marchbank and important midfielder Matt Kennedy were restricted to running laps after suffering injuries late in the season.

Apparently you can add Marchbank to that list, though not sure what the injury is.

 

[Cripps 'n' Blue Bloods]

Blues must 'own' late-season collapse, Voss declares



Apparently you can add Marchbank to that list, though not sure what the injury is.

Broken spirit and shattered dreams.

 

[myblueroan]

And yet we did nothing to address backup for an obviously injury prone list did we?
I can't take another season of collapse. Sometimes it feels like we are just shuffling hacks around and we never get to the next level because we think somehow they will all suddenly come good?
I think we should have been a lot more pro active getting quality back up. I know many disagree.
Tell me why I'm wrong.

 

[Coona Blues]

And yet we did nothing to address backup for an obviously injury prone list did we?
I can't take another season of collapse. Sometimes it feels like we are just shuffling hacks around and we never get to the next level because we think somehow they will all suddenly come good?
I think we should have been a lot more pro active getting quality back up. I know many disagree.
Tell me why I'm wrong.

Would take me hours of typing to tell you why you are wrong.
YOU ARE WRONG!
Short reply, The players we have retained have too much potential upside to quit now their underlying issues have had the opportunity to be resolved. We bit the bullet assessing McDonald, who, if fit was a great key back up at either end. We now need to replace him later in the draft to allow those backups you refer to, to be addressed, long term rather than the revolving door of mature stop gap journeymen. We have enough “imports” in the team. We have beefed up our development team, IT IS TIME TO DEVELOP OUR OWN! (Our salary cap position also demands developing our own, we can’t afford second and third tier fill-ins).

I don’t know about “shuffling hacks”. This is the year our “unsound” (horsie term)players have been given time to recover and rebuild. I am confident a decent percentage will “thrive”, those who don’t will be gone come season’s end. Both opportunity and importantly, contracts will run out.

This is the year of reckoning.

 

[Earls Smother]

And yet we did nothing to address backup for an obviously injury prone list did we?
I can't take another season of collapse. Sometimes it feels like we are just shuffling hacks around and we never get to the next level because we think somehow they will all suddenly come good?
I think we should have been a lot more pro active getting quality back up. I know many disagree.
Tell me why I'm wrong.

Because if a player like Dan Howe is mentioned for exactly the reasons you have given, people crack it and reckon he is pushing others out of the team.

 

[myblueroan]

Because if a player like Dan Howe is mentioned for exactly the reasons you have given, people crack it and reckon he is pushing others out of the team.

Not sure who that is..but in general how could we assume Marchy will be fit for a season? We can't do that and we need A grade replacements ready. Do we have those?

 

[myblueroan]

Would take me hours of typing to tell you why you are wrong.
YOU ARE WRONG!
Short reply, The players we have retained have too much potential upside to quit now their underlying issues have had the opportunity to be resolved. We bit the bullet assessing McDonald, who, if fit was a great key back up at either end. We now need to replace him later in the draft to allow those backups you refer to, to be addressed, long term rather than the revolving door of mature stop gap journeymen. We have enough “imports” in the team. We have beefed up our development team, IT IS TIME TO DEVELOP OUR OWN! (Our salary cap position also demands developing our own, we can’t afford second and third tier fill-ins).

I don’t know about “shuffling hacks”. This is the year our “unsound” (horsie term)players have been given time to recover and rebuild. I am confident a decent percentage will “thrive”, those who don’t will be gone come season’s end. Both opportunity and importantly, contracts will run out.

This is the year of reckoning.

I love your positivity and obviously am a neighsayer.
I don't have faith in a few that others think are great or will be.
Our development record is awful..so I hope we do turn that around.
I disagree re bringing in a really good mature player. If we get finals and a couple of good years from them like we might have with OMac,
I'm all for it.
I actually do think we have too many high quality 'hacks'.
Have thought so for awhile.
I wish I didn't think that.
Anyway.
Will be right behind the boys as usual come the season. No matter who they are.

 

[Earls Smother]

Not sure who that is..but in general how could we assume Marchy will be fit for a season? We can't do that and we need A grade repalcements ready. Do we have those?

Howe is not going to replace tall players. Could play half back, wing, or mid with a lean towards tagging. Right age (26), fit and from a good system. Mongrel box ticked. Not A grade - you can't expect that in depth players or we'd win the next 8 flags.

We need a Casboult type to back up the tall roles.

 

[HaydossJ]

Has there been an update on Walsh from the club? Did he end up going in for surgery?

 

[Marc Shmurf 3]

Concerns surrounding Walshy atm.

 

[skadoosh]

Concerns surrounding Walshy atm.

That is depressing to hear. How bad/concerning is it?

 

[Benaly28]

Has there been an update on Walsh from the club? Did he end up going in for surgery?

Rumours circulating throughout saying he may miss a bit of footy.


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[NavySteel]

Performance update: News on six Blues

Here's where Carlton's injury list stands ahead of the official return of senior players.

www.carltonfc.com.au

Says Walshy won't train this side of Xmas...