Just didn’t see whether it was a strain, tear etc.Hamstring I think so doubt it very much
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Just didn’t see whether it was a strain, tear etc.Hamstring I think so doubt it very much
I doubt they would have risked him in any scenario knowing something is there.Just didn’t see whether it was a strain, tear etc.
Would have been a huge story this week had the Cats won. Feel for him, an absolute gun.I doubt they would have risked him in any scenario knowing something is there.
I like to think we saved ourselves the torture of losing the GF.Massive missed opportunity considering we looked to have them on toast in the 3rd, but after that collapse I’m not sure how we would go against Sydney this week.
I’d like to know from the club how banged up we actually wereNo Holmes, J.Henry, Stanley, Bruhn and Danger nursing a sore back/ribs.
I'm glad we're not there this week - you need to be healthy going into a GF, not plugging holes of a depleted side.
Modern AFL clubs are tight lipped on this kind of thing. Rightly so, because it comes off as whinging if you lost.I’d like to know from the club how banged up we actually were
Why is this stickied at the top of every page?I didn’t want him back then either. I feel the same about us getting Smith.
I think what drives that narrative is the fact that three of the major Hawk injuries were deliberately done by our players, and two of those were caught directly on camera.Indeed. Still the most sickening thing I've ever seen in footy. Like I said, what annoys me is that the myth of the game is so big that even we've bought into it.
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I’ve always blamed Blight for us losing that game by getting us to play that way. We tried to out Hawthorn Hawthorn and that wasn’t our game. If we’d just played footy from the start, pretty sure we would have won.It was a brutal game, and I think most knowledgeable football followers are aware that Geelong got their share of injuries too.
We gave away a lot frees in that first quarterI’ve always blamed Blight for us losing that game by getting us to play that way. We tried to out Hawthorn Hawthorn and that wasn’t our game. If we’d just played footy from the start, pretty sure we would have won.
Hawthorn lost a lot of players through injury as a result of blights tactics (brereton, ayers, dipper, platten). If they were fit it would of been a lot harder.I’ve always blamed Blight for us losing that game by getting us to play that way. We tried to out Hawthorn Hawthorn and that wasn’t our game. If we’d just played footy from the start, pretty sure we would have won.
You would always rather be there. Sydney arent an indestructable team. They are beatable even down those players with a bit of luck.No Holmes, J.Henry, Stanley, Bruhn and Danger nursing a sore back/ribs.
I'm glad we're not there this week - you need to be healthy going into a GF, not plugging holes of a depleted side.
Doesn't matter - it's a hamstring, it's three weeks from pretty much the moment it happens.Just didn’t see whether it was a strain, tear etc.
I agree with this. Blight wasn't responsible for Buddha going nuts and trying to whack everyone, he wasn't responsible for Bruns trying to take on Dipper and the like.No one knows what would of happened. Brereton probably takes out couch or hocking for starters in the same way he took out vander haar the game before
Let me tell you all about the 2019 finals series.The good news is that these 'what if' games tend to only come along once a decade or so if you're (un)lucky. The last one was 2013. At least we're not Giants supporters, if such a thing genuinely exists.
I think we woulda been cooked this week, given the injuries. What's left of the midfield would have been put to the sword.
And as I mentioned previously they have not played at the mcg since round 7 !You would always rather be there. Sydney arent an indestructable team. They are beatable even down those players with a bit of luck.
I'm not sure that's always true. Getting smashed in a GF can be a pretty bad experience.You would always rather be there. Sydney arent an indestructable team. They are beatable even down those players with a bit of luck.
I know Holmes would have been out but the other 4 you mentioned probably would have played.No Holmes, J.Henry, Stanley, Bruhn and Danger nursing a sore back/ribs.
I'm glad we're not there this week - you need to be healthy going into a GF, not plugging holes of a depleted side.
Honestly, I don't think it was atrocious. There were a couple where we didn't get the rub of the green, but I've seen much worse.When you’ve got razer ray coming out on SEN saying we were hard done by you know the umpiring was atrocious.
Having said that, being infront with 2 minutes to go… no one to blame but ourselves.
just posted the same- was at that game- had that eerie feeling that our lead was not enough, and Dermie's antics certainly helped them.The Brereton/Yeates hit needs to be put in the context of Brereton taking Yeates out 10m off the ball at a boundary throw in on the city side wing at Princes Park early in the year. The hit in the GF was the square up.
Henry unlikely, although we haven't heard.I know Holmes would have been out but the other 4 you mentioned probably would have played.
I’d personally rather be there. You never know.
Sydney wouldnt smash us. They only beat port by 5 goals at the scg.I'm not sure that's always true. Getting smashed in a GF can be a pretty bad experience.