Originally posted by NMWBloods
As for making your own luck with injuries, certainly it can help with some, such as soft-tissue injuries, but it's hardly going to help if a guy falls and does his knee or breaks a leg.
As for making your own luck with injuries, certainly it can help with some, such as soft-tissue injuries, but it's hardly going to help if a guy falls and does his knee or breaks a leg.
Swans:
Ball: Head wound
C. Bolton: Shoulder to the nose.
J. Bolton: Head wound
Crouch: Ankle (tore ankle ligaments at the start of last quarter).
O'Loughlin: Concussion
West Coast:
Kerr: Boo boo on the shin.
Pre-game luck:
Melbourne's Herald Sun on Tuesday (Sept. 27) on page 85 listed the Sydney players who played the Grand Final under "difficulties" ...
Leo Barry: triple cheekbone fracture (knock to the face would have meant emergency surgery).
Barry Hall: AC joint injury (unable to raise left arm the week of the Grand Final), played with painkillers.
Jude Bolton: AC joint injury after dislocating shoulder in Round 19 (has had two painkilling injections every game since).
Adam Schneider: triple cheekbone fracture (knock to the face would have needed surgery).
Ben Mathews: pinched nerve in his foot (had painkilling injections for the past 16 weeks to play).
Craig Bolton: chronic knee injury had painkilling injections for the past 10 weeks to play).
Darren Jolly: broken hand (played on painkillers for four weeks before finals).

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