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  • Mike_B
    Peyow Peyow
    • Jan 2003
    • 6267

    Injury prognosis

    According to Ch 10, Ball is likely to miss 2 weeks. They showed a snippet of an interview with Willo where he said "the bone is not too badly displaced and I could be back as early as 4 weeks, but as many as 8".

    Let's hope its the 4 week option!

    I'm on the Chandwagon!!!

    If you cannot compete for the premiership, it's better to be young and exciting than middle-aged and dowdy.

  • gossipcom
    Senior Player
    • Aug 2003
    • 2585

    #2
    Thanks for the info Mike.

    Sending positive vibes to Willo, his surgeon and the physios that it is indeed the 4 week option.

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    • Snowy
      On the Rookie List
      • Jun 2003
      • 1244

      #3
      Willo has always been a quick healer.
      LIFE GOES ON

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      • Cher
        Born into the team
        • Feb 2003
        • 1474

        #4
        Originally posted by gossipcom
        Thanks for the info Mike.

        Sending positive vibes to Willo, his surgeon and the physios that it is indeed the 4 week option.
        His surgeon? So does he actually need an operation? In my experience most broken collarbones don't get surgery.
        CHER - Who has two types of blood cells "RED ones and WHITE ones"

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        • liz
          Veteran
          Site Admin
          • Jan 2003
          • 16778

          #5
          This is what the Tele has to say about our injury issues.

          Most relevant snippet is probably that neither Schauble nor Saddo are likely to come into consideration this week.

          Also mentions that Goodes is likely to be thrown back into the ruck, though not at centre bounces.

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          • sfan
            Warming the Bench
            • May 2003
            • 487

            #6
            SYDNEY
            Lewis Roberts-Thomson (hamstring) test
            Jarrad Sundqvist (ankle) test
            Matthew Davis (groin) test
            Heath James (calf) 1-2 weeks
            Nic Fosdike (knee) 1-2 weeks
            Jason Ball (hamstring) 1-2 weeks
            Ben Fixter (quadriceps) 2-3 weeks
            Paul Williams (collarbone) 4-6 weeks
            Stephen Doyle (ankle) indefinite

            What is wrong with Doyle. If he is indefinite then it has got to a stage where he is no value to the Swans. He has had problems like this every year and appears not tp be able to stand up to the rigours of AFL football. He is taking up a valuable roster slot IMHO.
            p.s How many times has he been hurt in Rd 1?

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            • EMJ
              Go Swans Always
              • Jan 2003
              • 1076

              #7
              Doyle was interviewed at the Redbacks Brunch on Sunday and said he started running last week so who knows?
              Love those Swans

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              • sfan
                Warming the Bench
                • May 2003
                • 487

                #8
                Originally posted by Cher
                His surgeon? So does he actually need an operation? In my experience most broken collarbones don't get surgery.
                Probably a pin. Saint Nick had seven pins I read somewhere.

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                • NMWBloods
                  Taking Refuge!!
                  • Jan 2003
                  • 15819

                  #9
                  We have a number of players who just can't get on the park - James, Doyle, Fixter, and Saddington also slowly approaching that level. Surely their time is becoming limited.
                  Last edited by NMWBloods; 19 April 2005, 04:13 PM.
                  Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.

                  "[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."

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                  • cruiser
                    What the frack!
                    • Jul 2004
                    • 6114

                    #10
                    From the SMH online today



                    Fingers crossed that Jolly is OK to play this weekend.
                    Occupational hazards:
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                    - animal psychic Amanda de Warren

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                    • NMWBloods
                      Taking Refuge!!
                      • Jan 2003
                      • 15819

                      #11
                      "Even if he spends the week at the spa bath or down the beach, I don't care what he does. "

                      Ah, it's a good life as a footballer...
                      Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.

                      "[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."

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                      • Wil
                        On the Rookie List
                        • Jun 2004
                        • 619

                        #12
                        Is the Jolly incidenct when Jolly limped off in the first quarter and played the rest of the game?

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                        • sfan
                          Warming the Bench
                          • May 2003
                          • 487

                          #13
                          Jolly went off about mid Q1 and stayed off for the rest of the Q. He had heavy strapping applied and probablu a needle. Came back on on Q2 and played normally. Would be sore when the needle wore off.

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                          • anne
                            Regular in the Side
                            • Sep 2003
                            • 719

                            #14
                            Doyle, Fixter and James are wasting space on Sydney's list - they will never be strong enough to play at AFL level. Get rid of them and elevate some rookies. At least they might eventually play.
                            ---------||--ANNE--||----------

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                            • Go Swannies
                              Veterans List
                              • Sep 2003
                              • 5697

                              #15
                              Originally posted by NMWBloods
                              "Even if he spends the week at the spa bath or down the beach, I don't care what he does. "

                              Ah, it's a good life as a footballer...
                              Short term anyway. I'm not sure Leo Barry or any ruckman will be walking well by the time they are 50. I heard Dunkley sold his Eastern Suburbs house about 18 months ago because he couldn't readily get up and down the stairs anymore.

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