Saint's injury toll

[Bas]

Just listening to 3AW on the net.

Hamill has not trained this week and it is rumoured he re-injured his hip during last weeks game.

They say Kosi will play but Healey said that he's no chance either is Goddard.

Maguire and Hudghton will play. Gehrig is right.

Someone re-injured their hamstring at training this morning and is out for the year BUT I missed who it was. They said that would be a big loss, it wasn't Ball, Hayes, Riewoldt, X Clarke.

Anyone help?

[Reggi]

Xavier Clarke - not sure it is a really big loss

[NMWBloods]

Hudghton and X Clarke both had hamstring problems. The former would be a big (huge?) loss.

Harvey's had hamstring problems too.

Hamill out is a big plus. Hopefully Kosi doesn't get up - we'll struggle to contain him if he regains form.

[Bas]

Hudghton definately in. I thought I heard them make reference to X Clarke later in the interview as playing.

Might be Harvey.

[Sanecow]

Re: Saint's injury toll

Originally posted by Bas
Gehrig is right.

This must be a usage of the word 'right' with which I am unfamiliar. He certainly won't be chasing anyone out of the back 50m or stooping to gather the ball based on recent form.

[Newbie]

Who do they have for Hall? An underdone Hughton or some young kid?? I am rubbing my hands. Hall is our key for this game. They dont have a fit quality close-checking defender at the moment.

[Mike_B]

It was Clarke who did his hammy - again. Seems they have a few more injury worries than you'd want coming into such a big game.

Full story

[Schneiderman]

You can never tell whether a week off mucks around with the form of the team. Sure we had a tough game, that would have drained the batteries somewhat, but I would be concerned as a Saints fan if I read this:

Hamill left the track after about 40 minutes and failed to return from the rooms, while Nick Dal Santo, Luke Ball, and Robert Harvey pulled up shortly before the rest of the group, while Justin Peckett finished off his hit-out with some static training after taking part in the match.

[cruiser]

On Sportsworld this morning Hamil admitted he had a tight calf but sounded a bit doubtful.

[Refried Noodle]

Originally posted by cruiser
On Sportsworld this morning Hamil admitted he had a tight calf but sounded a bit doubtful.

He tried to sound like he'll be fit, but failed in covereing the injury up.

Got the impression he and Kosi won't play (Just MY impression).

[Charlie]

This all sounds too good to be true. Let's not get too hopeful.

When is St Kilda's final training session? I'm guessing Wednesday. If anyone spots a time, let me know. I might be unavailable for my economics tute...

[Frog]

Hun, this morning, Sport front page has X Clarke out, Hamill, Maguire and Kosi listed as doubtful.

[Thunder Shaker]

Originally posted by Frog
Hun, this morning, Sport front page has X Clarke out, Hamill, Maguire and Kosi listed as doubtful.

Link:

http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/footy/common/story_page/0,8033,16560483%255E20322,00.html

[Captain]

I doubt Kosi would play.

I think Hamill will definately come up. Even if he is 50:50 I think they will still risk him.

[punter257]

it would be tremendous if kosi doesnt play but i'm pretty sure that hamill will play. no doubt he'll get a jab or 2 ala michael voss