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Did everyone really get sucked in by this?
Yze in his presser stated he believed Lynch just copped a knock and wasn't super concerned about it.
Ah the optimism of 3 hours ago
News Tom Lynch out for 6-12 weeks with hamstring injury
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Ah the optimism of 3 hours ago
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KP dept is absolutely ****ed.
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Doesn’t matter
Hate to say it, but give it away big fella.
He and Prestia are done sadly.
He and Prestia are done sadly.
Groupie_ won't let it out of his dungeon. He goes from hypoxia to increase pleasure to hyperoxia to reoxygenate his organ.
can't disagree with that, meaty done his by bending over to pick up the footy and Lynch just basically landed in a slightly awkward way.
hard to fathom that it adds up to 16 weeks of hamstring injury/s.
Without Lynch and Balta, this season looks like it's going to be a year to 'refresh' the list. I can't understate the importance of Lynch to this team and without Balta, we'll be left with Kozi and Ryan or a year hwere we play small and pressure the shi.te out of the opposition. It worked in 2017 but I can't see Kozi (or Balta when he returns), having the same impact that Jack did at the time but who knows?!
I was incredibly impressed with our pressure that was generated from our small forwards this week and which then was infectious to the rest of the team. If we continue this, with Dusty resting forward, it might be the point of difference we need to rattle the opposition and, inconceivably and unbelievably, race up the ladder and shock the football world. We did it in 2017 under similar circumstances. Don't write us off yet.
I was incredibly impressed with our pressure that was generated from our small forwards this week and which then was infectious to the rest of the team. If we continue this, with Dusty resting forward, it might be the point of difference we need to rattle the opposition and, inconceivably and unbelievably, race up the ladder and shock the football world. We did it in 2017 under similar circumstances. Don't write us off yet.
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But injury prone.
Lynch isn't winning another flag with us, and probably can't stay on the park a full season.
If the opportunity arose, why not trade him to a contender that would part with a late first? Unless people are happy for a dozen games to maybe scrape into finals at best.
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1) we don't have the best rehab treatment at Punt Rd. We have bargain basement Louie and his cohort of rejects.
2) He's old, injury prone and on $1.5 mil for 2024 AND 2025. There will be no rush, they'll err on the side of caution. You must've had your head in the sand. NONE of our injured players comeback earlier. 1 week ingrown toenails turn into gangrenous amputations where The Punt Rd Slasher is involved. We might not see Lynch again in 2024?
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And didnt have to deal with the ButcherI read that other players with same surgery were out 12 weeks...... other players were younger and less injury prone too
Nah your just a campaigner
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1. What you find on google is the standard recovery period being 12 weeks for the injury he sustained. That is people that are going to physio once a week and continuing it at home; Lynch will be receiving physio treatment from numerous highly trained physios and Drs. I know we all like to blame Meehan on this board but the reality is that he isn’t the only one down at the rehab centre.
2. Yeah, he’s 30 odd years old, so it’s a safe assumption that he won’t recover as quickly as a younger player would; however, he’s been through rehab multiple times and should know how to get the best out of his body in terms of recovering. The club has said 6-8 weeks, and I’m literally saying 12 weeks, possibly a few less; so to say I have my head in the sand is laughable.
Not under the Louie Protocol
Bauer and Cumberland are injured, right?
Maybe we should go with three ruckman ... we have done it before against the Saints lol
Naismith made it back from 3 ACLs ... he will be back ... this is the year to play the kids ... and maybe a real blessing for his foot stress fractures ... an extra 3 months rest from football might be perfect for Lunch to hit the next pre-season in great shape ... not to mention a finish in the bottom half won't be horrible for our draft hand
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Dank era?
One is overweight, gets free kicks and has decent physical management manager the other plays for Richmond which has Loui
At the conclusion of their contracts they def are , pres finishes this year , lynch next year
Lynch has had a multi week injury every year since he arrived at RFc , u can’t Blane anyone, and he missed the sec half of last year at GC with PCL injury , he’s brittle
He ll likely get a tap on shoulder to sit out year for a mid season pic
It takes up to three months after surgery for most people to function normally. For high-level and recreational athletes, your orthopedic surgeon and physical therapist will create a “return to sport” protocol that takes three to six months and prepares you to get back to training and competition.
It takes up to three months after surgery for most people to function normally. For high-level and recreational athletes, your orthopedic surgeon and physical therapist will create a “return to sport” protocol that takes three to six months and prepares you to get back to training and competition.
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