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  • EMJ
    Go Swans Always
    • Jan 2003
    • 1076

    Ball played with bad back

    Ball woke up with a bad back and apparently said he thought he could get through the game. Roos said in interview that he couldn't bend over - now I know why we saw more of Doyle. So he did well to play. LRT did injury before game. Williams recovering from last week.
    So we played with injuries - plus obviously Goods, O'Loughlin and Schneider.
    Gosh I hope we can come up with a healthy slate soon.
    Love those Swans
  • Schneidergirl
    On the Rookie List
    • Aug 2003
    • 468

    #2
    Let's not forget though (god knows we've heard it enough times).... last week Wobbles played without Tarrant and the Blues played yesterday without Whitnall & Fevola

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    • undy
      Fatal error: Allowed memo
      • Mar 2003
      • 1231

      #3
      Re: Ball played with bad back

      Originally posted by janpa
      Ball woke up with a bad back and apparently said he thought he could get through the game. Roos said in interview that he couldn't bend over - now I know why we saw more of Doyle. So he did well to play. LRT did injury before game. Williams recovering from last week.
      So we played with injuries - plus obviously Goods, O'Loughlin and Schneider.
      Gosh I hope we can come up with a healthy slate soon.
      If LRT was injured before the game, couldn't we use an emergency ?
      I remember Brisbane has the same problem about a month ago and Lethal revealed that he hadn't been aware that he could replace a player that was injured in the warm-up. Maybe we'd used all our emergencies (1) by replacing Fosdike with Fosdike.
      Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way you'll be a mile away and he'll be shoeless.

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      • Mike_B
        Peyow Peyow
        • Jan 2003
        • 6267

        #4
        Re: Re: Ball played with bad back

        Originally posted by undy
        If LRT was injured before the game, couldn't we use an emergency ?
        I remember Brisbane has the same problem about a month ago and Lethal revealed that he hadn't been aware that he could replace a player that was injured in the warm-up. Maybe we'd used all our emergencies (1) by replacing Fosdike with Fosdike.
        We could have, but as you pointed out, we'd already used our 23rd player who made the trip to cover for Fossie's injury, so we simply did not have anyone else who could play.

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        • Bleed Red Blood
          Senior Player
          • Sep 2003
          • 2057

          #5
          Re: Ball played with bad back

          Originally posted by janpa
          Ball woke up with a bad back
          Must of had a bit of exertion during the night huh

          Does anyone have the stats for hitout's to advantage by Doyle?

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          • sharpie
            On the Rookie List
            • Jul 2003
            • 1588

            #6
            Re: Re: Re: Ball played with bad back

            Originally posted by Mike_B
            We could have, but as you pointed out, we'd already used our 23rd player who made the trip to cover for Fossie's injury, so we simply did not have anyone else who could play.
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            • undy
              Fatal error: Allowed memo
              • Mar 2003
              • 1231

              #7
              Re: Re: Re: Ball played with bad back

              Originally posted by Mike_B
              We could have, but as you pointed out, we'd already used our 23rd player who made the trip to cover for Fossie's injury, so we simply did not have anyone else who could play.
              No - sounds as though Fosdike was injured on Friday, so we could have got another emergency there. LRT was actually injured himself after the game started, according to Nathan Gibbs, when he was warming up around the side-line, before he'd gone on. I wonder if the rules cover that.
              Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way you'll be a mile away and he'll be shoeless.

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              • Ruckman
                Ego alta, ergo ictus
                • Nov 2003
                • 3990

                #8
                Re: Ball played with bad back

                Originally posted by janpa
                So we played with injuries - plus obviously Goods, O'Loughlin and Schneider.
                Schneider really should have a game in the reserves, he looked like the ealiest Swans games of Derek Kickett.
                Particularly as McGlone scorched for again in the two's


                Originally posted by janpa
                Ball woke up with a bad back and apparently said he thought he could get through the game.
                Given that big Jason Ball is going to need a break soon (back spasms not good) it may give the Swans a chance to see what a Doyle/Goodes ruck partnership would be like.

                Doyle takes the centre square bounce then moves forward to provide some height up there, and Goodes gets to run around the ground (yes I know he's injured but it's too slight to be operated on) doing his impression of Elsa the Lioness.

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