Injury SJOGHCIU - Offseason Edition

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Nah, been through it frame-by-frame, no one stood on his foot

Looks like he went to change direction and rolled it. Do we inject all of our players lower legs with preventative painkillers before they go out to play? Too many seem to have no idea where their bodies are in space.
 
Putting our injuries down to a brutal new fitness regime that has exposed the most vulnerable to injury, old and young players, who we have a lot of due to mistakes and bad luck with our list build

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The worst part of our injury list is it’s not even our older players but most of our recent draftees:
Chesser - knee
Hough - hamstring
Burgiel - hamstring
Bazzo - injured most of preseason
Hewett - ankle
Long - ???
Ginbey - looks sore and copping eye pokes/studs from Danger and we are not resting him


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Putting our injuries down to a brutal new fitness regime that has exposed the most vulnerable to injury, old and young players, who we have a lot of due to mistakes and bad luck with our list build

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Like the article (like most Rhinos stuff) and an optimistic spin on things.

Will say if true, it was at least predictable that injuries would mount at some stage which really makes the decision to keep going with the same model for the reserves (or at least not have a plan B) even more baffling
 
Putting our injuries down to a brutal new fitness regime that has exposed the most vulnerable to injury, old and young players, who we have a lot of due to mistakes and bad luck with our list build

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Great article from Rhino, I'm sure the usual suspects will still want to get rid of the S&C team and piss and moan about irrelevant factors.

Time will tell if its ultimately successful but short(er) term pain for long term gain is something I can get behind.
 
The worst part of our injury list is it’s not even our older players but most of our recent draftees:
Chesser - knee
Hough - hamstring
Burgiel - hamstring
Bazzo - injured most of preseason
Hewett - ankle
Long - ???
Ginbey - looks sore and copping eye pokes/studs from Danger and we are not resting him


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Bazzo wasn't injured was he?
 
Putting our injuries down to a brutal new fitness regime that has exposed the most vulnerable to injury, old and young players, who we have a lot of due to mistakes and bad luck with our list build

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A good read, and explains a lot. As has been pointed out on here, this new fitness regime will be 2 years in the making.
We just need to be patient.
 
Great article from Rhino, I'm sure the usual suspects will still want to get rid of the S&C team and piss and moan about irrelevant factors.

Time will tell if its ultimately successful but short(er) term pain for long term gain is something I can get behind.
It's an interesting theory Rhino proposes and you're right that only time will tell.

He's essentially saying that the club over-trained the young and old and now they are blowing up a season in order to see whose body can stand up to it. That is a very risky plan - as one you start ripping hamstring tendons you will forever have weakness in that area.

I'm sure the young ones will adapt, but the club is going to have to make hard decisions over what to do with the veterans. I don't see Nic Nat or Shuey getting fit, Gov and Yeo are question marks.
 
Also interesting that Rhino has a reasonable explanation for what's going on, yet Big Trev can't possibly fathom how this could happen
Easier to provide a reasonable explanation as a third party, than for the club CEO to come out and say that they're going to blow up the players to see who can handle the modern game.

Also have tanking implications to consider, as well as insurance claims.
 

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Easier to provide a reasonable explanation as a third party, than for the club CEO to come out and say that they're going to blow up the players to see who can handle the modern game.

Also have tanking implications to consider, as well as insurance claims.

There's probably a middle ground between "can't possibly fathom" and blowing the players up I reckon

But how dare anyone question anything
 

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