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Is it worth sending Wadey to church every week to get a pre-injury report from the big fella?
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jmac70
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Nah, god will just tell lies.
FromTheBoundaryLine
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I trust their judgement. They thought he could be managed obviously, either that or they thought let’s see if we can damage something else, we don’t really need him.
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To be fair every single year we hear that most players are playing with some type of niggling injury which is being managed at this time of year.
jathanas
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What do you do when the player says "I want to play" (and passes a fitness test) knowing that even at 70% he's better than most?
Please keep in mind that the side's final chances whilst slim, are alive plus he wanted to be there for Pendles.
How would you manage him better?
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FromTheBoundaryLine
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Why when he can just jump on BigFooty with the tap of a finger?
Plus wouldn’t God require all players to rest on Saturdays.
When you play someone completely underdone with dodgy groins this is what happens. Not a luck thing.
Now we have to pray he fully recovers from a hamstring tendon injury, which is very difficult
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Yeah ok not a luck thing but if he put his hand up to play and passed a fitness test then it is what it is. Hopefully get him cherry ripe for a big pre season
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Isn't it the most common injury for AFL footballers?
If so, plenty do seem to recover fully.
Treloar is a perfect example.
It's not like he doesn't have plenty of time to get it right.
Have you ever managed or led a team of say 20 plus people that has specific and conflicting objectives, genuine question
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Jordy was the highest rated player on the ground at half time.
Ironic that Cerra did his hamstring chasing JDG.
Ironic that Cerra did his hamstring chasing JDG.
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I reckon you should start managing our high performance program. Or maybe performative art?
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Not saying Jordy has OP, but back when it seemed to be a scourge, did the players with OP cop a lot of other injuries. I don't remember it.
No, that's why I'm telling you what doctors say.
bad tendon injuries are very difficult to get a 100% recover from
No, tearing your hamstring tendon is not the most common injury...
How do you know Treloar fully recovered? Because he's playing good footy? If he lost say 2-3% of his top speed, how would you know?
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Okay. Jordy's doomed then. May as well retire.
Always count on you for the absolute worst case scenario.
Treloar's playing arguably the best footy in his career. That's what I see.
jathanas
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OP on its own would not increase your risk of a hamstring injury.
The deconditioning that occurs from reduced training loads, would. Especially so in a kicking sport that mandates repeat sprint efforts. It happened late in the game which suggests tired, weak muscles. That's a hammie strain risk factor.
Take what I say with a grain of salt. This is not my field of study.
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It's worse than Kappa is letting on:Okay. Jordy's doomed then. May as well retire.
Always count on you for the absolute worst case scenario.
Treloar's playing arguably the best footy in his career. That's what I see.
jathanas
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It's worse than Kappa is letting on:
Most people don't recover from death and the ones that do are never 100%.
Jen2310
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The incident seemed to be very minor. You wouldn't have thought such could make him do a high hamstring with tendon damage.
But suppose, as the commentators said, coming off injury, he may not have had the training loads required -- I can say he didn't, he barely trained during the week.
And then being such a power player, his body overcompendated in one area of the body to another.
Suppose was bound to happen
But suppose, as the commentators said, coming off injury, he may not have had the training loads required -- I can say he didn't, he barely trained during the week.
And then being such a power player, his body overcompendated in one area of the body to another.
Suppose was bound to happen
2018…Moore and Elliott flew to Germany after recurring hamstring injuries. Elliot’s was the worst.
“Elliott was sent for surgery on his right hamstring in August 2018 after he failed to get through his second successive VFL comeback in July, ending his season without an AFL match.”
Treloar had BOTH hamstrings badly torn with us. I thought good trade because he will never comeback from that.
Hopefully the boys still have the German doctor on speed dial.
De Goey will be fine. Better to fix everything now and have this recovery time. He will be fine for 2025.
Oh by the way those fellas Elliott and Moore haven’t done too bad since
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“Elliott was sent for surgery on his right hamstring in August 2018 after he failed to get through his second successive VFL comeback in July, ending his season without an AFL match.”
Treloar had BOTH hamstrings badly torn with us. I thought good trade because he will never comeback from that.
Hopefully the boys still have the German doctor on speed dial.
De Goey will be fine. Better to fix everything now and have this recovery time. He will be fine for 2025.
Oh by the way those fellas Elliott and Moore haven’t done too bad since
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