Pay attention Roos

[ScottH]

Originally posted by anniswan
As I have said before, we have the best medical team in the AFL, every game our player are being measured using those vests and the data goes a long way to make sure that we have as least amount of injuries as possible.

I think you'll find most, if not all, teams use the GPS tracker thing. It is not solely Sydney.

[ScottH]

Originally posted by anniswan
Well out of all the clubs in the AFL who has had the least knee injuries and broken legs. Oops that maybe the Swans, surely that tells you something. Our players are very fit and are conditioned not to take risks that may endanger them.

So the conditioning will stop a broken leg?

Our players don't take risks?? So they can't get into packs, put their head over the ball, take contested marks??

[NMWBloods]

Originally posted by anniswan
Well out of all the clubs in the AFL who has had the least knee injuries and broken legs. Oops that maybe the Swans, surely that tells you something. Our players are very fit and are conditioned not to take risks that may endanger them.

They're trained better than other players to avoid having someone fall on their legs?

you are always negative, surely you can't discount the record that our medical team have, but I am sure you will find something to have a go at.

I think you should start following another team,so that you can really have a good whinge.

I think you have no clues. To make a different observation to you and say that I don't think conditionining makes a big difference to broken bones is not a "whinge" or "being negative". It's a straightforward observation.