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  • KSAS
    Senior Player
    • Mar 2018
    • 1999

    Swans chat Injury List

    Decided to start this thread as our injury list is becoming frustrating with the long term's building up.

    Errol, Braeden, Riak & Green (broken foot) won't be seen till sometime after the mid season bye.

    Riak has hardly played any footy since we drafted him. Did his shoulder last year requiring surgery and then gets suspended for 5 weeks upon his return, missing remainder of the season.
    He now requires surgery on his quad.

    The good news is Heeney & Cootee are a TEST to return next week. Bowman, who was flying during the preseason down back and pressing to make his senior debut, is 2-3 weeks away.
    Last edited by KSAS; 25 March 2026, 09:16 AM.
  • dejavoodoo44
    Veterans List
    • Apr 2015
    • 9124

    #2
    Originally posted by KSAS
    Decided to start this thread as our injury list is becoming frustrating with the long term's building up.

    Errol, Braeden, Riak, King & Green (broken foot) won't be seen till sometime after the mid season bye.

    Riak has hardly played any footy since we drafted him. Did his shoulder last year requiring surgery and then gets suspended for 5 weeks upon his return, missing remainder of the season.
    He now requires surgery on his quad.

    The good news is Heeney & Cootee are a TEST to return next week. Bowman, who was flying during the preseason down back and pressing to make his senior debut, is 2-3 weeks away.

    Edit: Left out Max King who is also going to miss most of the season, if not all.
    Yes, after reading that injury report, I did look at how long Andrew and Green had left on their contracts, because I could see them both playing hardly any VFL games this season, and then being delisted without playing any AFL games. Lucky for them, they're both signed until the end of 2027.

    Handy that Heeney is almost certain to back for our next game, and it'll be good to get a look at Cootee and Bowman.

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    • dejavoodoo44
      Veterans List
      • Apr 2015
      • 9124

      #3
      I thought that this was an interesting article, about fitness staff trying to adjust to the new rules, and if those new rules might be contributing to more injuries, by requiring players to do more running.

      Club high performance bosses to meet amid surge in injuries - https://www.afl.com.au/news/1484318

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      • imuninformedtwo
        Regular in the Side
        • Aug 2024
        • 708

        #4
        Saw an interview a week or so back where apparently the data showing the overall distances are down by about 10 percent, but the high speed running volumes are up by 20 percent. Pure explosion footy.

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        • dejavoodoo44
          Veterans List
          • Apr 2015
          • 9124

          #5
          The latest instalment of the good news, bad news injury report. The good news is that Heeney should play against West Coast. While in the VFL, we should get our first look at Cootee. Bowman is also a reasonable chance of returning.

          The bad news is that Adams has done his hamstring and will be out for 6-8 weeks. Unless he can produce some sort of miracle in the latter part of the season, you'd think that he'll be the first delisted at season's end. Bit of a shame, as he did provide some toughness at the contest in his first year with us, but he only played three AFL games last year and he possibly won't play any this year.

          See the latest update on the Sydney Swans squad ahead of our Round 4 clash with the West Coast Eagles. This Injury Update, presented by Castlereagh Imaging.

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          • lwjoyner
            Senior Player
            • Nov 2004
            • 1091

            #6
            obviuosly the black cat at work

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