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Sam Reid back on the track running. That is far earlier than expected. the twinge was possibly because he told a porky when they asked him the vital question "how does the leg feel?" "Yeah fine, good as gold." Young players often do this even if they have a twinge, they think nothing of it. I am not saying this happened but it is a possibility. But the main thing is he is now running again and should be back with the main group soon.
All players now running. LRT, Goodesy,etc on the treadmill, Reidy outside.
According to John Longmire today, Goodes a month away, LRT at least a month away, Jetta a month away, Rohan went well in reserves yesterday, didn't hear what he said about Sam
Longmire said injured trio Sam Reid (quadriceps), Adam Goodes (knee) and Lewis Jetta (shin) were still 3-4 weeks away from returning.
"Reidy's running really well, he ran well last week, he ran well this week. But he's had two quads and we need to be reasonably conservative with him," Longmire said.
Sydney Swans defender Alex Johnson has undergone a second reconstruction on his injured right knee.
The 21-year-old, who suffered a setback last month when it was revealed the graft from his first reconstruction did not take, underwent hybrid-LARS surgery on his anterior cruciate ligament on Monday morning.
Swans physiotherapist Matt Cameron confirmed that the young defender?s second surgery was a success.
?He had what is called a hybrid-LARS technique, so he?s had a LARS as well as a hamstring graft put alongside the graft he already has in there,? Cameron told SwansTV.
?He?s got a fairly solid cruciate reconstruction and we?re hoping to have a really good run from here.?
It's great news that they didn't have to 'undo' AJs first surgery, but managed to rebuild the first one. I wonder if they removed the previous graft. It's a bit of a novelty surgery, with part cadaver, part synthetic. I hope it works. If it does, he'll be part bionic part 'dead man walking'. Will be great to have him back for round one next year.
Matt Cameron actually made two jokes in the injury update - one to open the conversation and the other as a grand finale. Talk about stage craft.
Amazing! Watching Matt Cameron's deadpan 'he's got two broken arms and a sprained ankle but he's up and running' is usually Tuesday's highlight for me. Didn't think he was capable of making jokes!
And I for one think Tanya Paolucci's interviewing has improved immensely this year. She is now very confident and interesting to listen to.
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