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Mad Dog
28 Feb 2008, 16:08
Post your injury reports folks and the Mods can update the list
Injuries:
Aaron Kite - shoulder - test
Luke Jericho - hamstring - 2 weeks
Trent Hentschel - hamstring (3rd strain this year) - TBC
Jonathon Griffin - hip - season
Tony Armstrong - broken arm - season
Brett Burton - knee - season
Rhett Biglands - knee - season
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Nathan Bassett
Nathan Bock
Bryce Campbell
Myke Cook
Patrick Dangerfield
Michael Doughty
Richard Douglas
Tyson Edwards
Greg Gallman
Nick Gill
Simon Goodwin
Jarrhan Jacky
Graham Johncock
Chris Knights
David MacKay
Ivan Maric
Kris Massie
Ken McGregor
Andrew McLeod
Brad Moran
Andrew Otten
Jason Porplyzia
Brent Reilly
Ben Rutten
James Sellar
Robert Shirley
Scott Stevens
Brad Symes
Scott Thompson
Kurt Tippett
Nathan van Berlo
Bernie Vince
Taylor Walker
Trent Hentschel is listed as 4-6 weeks on the club website. Nick Gill (calf) as 'probably two weeks before ready to play.'
And somewhere I read Greg Gallman has a bruised knee? Something like that...
Mad Dog
28 Feb 2008, 16:19
excellent
Wayne's-World
28 Feb 2008, 20:09
Didn't they say Gallman 2-3 weeks?
Didn't they say Gallman 2-3 weeks?
Yep, just a bruised knee, no structural damage, 2-3 weeks.
INJURY LIST - N. Gill (calf, back in training); G. Gallman (bone bruising to knee, 1 week); M Cook (hamstring, 1 week); R. Biglands (knee, season).
http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/sport/afl/story/0,26547,23314186-5016212,00.html
KUNG FU
11 Mar 2008, 18:02
http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/sport/afl/story/0,26547,23354288-5016212,00.html
Midfielder Chris Knights (quad) and key defender Nathan Bassett (shoulder) were yesterday cleared of any serious damage from the NAB Cup grand final and should be available to tackle the Dogs at Telstra Dome.
And, in more good news for the Crows, athletic forward Nick Gill - who has had a disrupted pre-season - showed he was over a calf strain by playing two quarters for North Adelaide in an internal trial on Friday night.
...
Injury list - Nathan Bassett (shoulder) available, Rhett Biglands (knee) season, Myke Cook (hamstring) one week, Greg Gallman (bruised knee) 2 weeks, Trent Hentschel (knee) 4-5 weeks, Chris Knights (quad) available.
Drummond
12 Mar 2008, 00:19
Is anyone else starting to fear that Myke Cook's 1 week hamstring injury could turn into another David Mackay saga? :o
Southerntakeover
12 Mar 2008, 00:38
Is anyone else starting to fear that Myke Cook's 1 week hamstring injury could turn into another David Mackay saga? :o
Damn... its always the ones South draft. :(
beartoo
12 Mar 2008, 19:12
Gill has re-injured his calf. Damn. :mad:
Dogga79
12 Mar 2008, 19:26
Gill has re-injured his calf. Damn. :mad:
Today?
I cant find any info on the club website.
Southerntakeover
12 Mar 2008, 20:03
Today?
I cant find any info on the club website.
Was on 10 News.
Markthirtytwo
13 Mar 2008, 08:31
Today?
I cant find any info on the club website.
It won't be on there until the club has done a proper assessment instead of hearing about it in the media. :p
absolutezero
25 Mar 2008, 11:53
Any updates?
OP updated to reflect the injury list published on the AFL website today.
fryingpan
31 Mar 2008, 16:19
Was reading the Norwood v Sturt review and they've said Aaron Kite has a knee strain? Could this be the reason for Kite only gathering 5 or so disposals? Anyone got anymore info on this?
Drummond
31 Mar 2008, 16:31
Was reading the Norwood v Sturt review and they've said Aaron Kite has a knee strain? Could this be the reason for Kite only gathering 5 or so disposals? Anyone got anymore info on this?
2 kicks. Injured himself about halfway through the third quarter.
fryingpan
31 Mar 2008, 20:17
Surgery for Kite later in the week :thumbsd:
James_37
31 Mar 2008, 22:17
From afc.com.au:
Crows Injury List
Chris Knights (quad): Has had further scans which showed improvement but he will not be available to play for 3-4 weeks. Physical performance manager Stephen Schwerdt said: "We will continue to be really cautious with Chris because of the type of injury. If his return is rushed there is a high risk of a reoccurence so his return to full training will be monitored closely."
Brad Moran (fractured finger). Will not play for another four weeks.
Brent Reilly (wrist): Had surgery on Tuesday and will be out for another five weeks.
Robert Shirley (calf): He trained late last week and should be available this week.
Araon Kite (knee): Jarred his left knee playing for Norwood in the SANFL on Friday night. No further information at this stage.
Kurt Tippett (knee): Will continue to be monitored but is expected to be available to train later this week.
Greg Gallman (ribs): Has been cleared of spleen damage. North has the bye this weekend but he should be okay to play the next week.
Nick Gill (calf): Could play this week but North has the bye.
Rhett Biglands (knee): The anterior cruciate in his left knee was reconstructed on February 21.
Trent Hentschel (knee): Now training with main group. Expected to be ready for SANFL return in three or four weeks.
fryingpan
31 Mar 2008, 22:19
I talked to Moran after the game and he said he's hoping to be fit in 2 weeks, but I guess all you can be is positive when injured.
Kite having cartlidge surgery Thursday.
From afc.com.au:
Crows Injury List'
Nick Gill (calf): Could play this week but North has the bye.
Rhett Biglands (knee): The anterior cruciate in his left knee was reconstructed on February 21.
Trent Hentschel (knee): Now training with main group. Expected to be ready for SANFL return in three or four weeks.
Now that's exciting :thumbsu:
OP updated to reflect latest injury list from the AFC.
Campbell's Chunky
7 Apr 2008, 14:48
Chris Knights (quad): Should be available in three weeks.
Brad Moran (fractured finger). Will not play for another 3-4 weeks.
Brent Reilly (wrist): Had surgery on March 25 and should be ready to return after the bye week (for round 8).
Aaron Kite (knee): Had minor surgery last week and should be out for three weeks.
Greg Gallman (ribs): Test
Nick Gill (hamstring): Was going to play on Saturday as a guest in West's reserves but strained a hamstring in the warm-up. There is no timeframe on his return at this stage.
Taylor Walker (calf): Missed one match with slight calf strain. Should play this weekend.
Nathan Bassett (heavy knock): Will be monitored in next 48 hours but should be available.
Jonathon Griffin (heavy knock): Will be monitiored in next 48 hours but should be available.
Luke Jericho (shoulder): Copped a heavy knock. Test.
Jason Porplyzia (shoulder): Will be monitored over next few days.
Kris Massie (hamstring): He is unlikely to be available this weekend.
Trent Hentschel (knee): Now training with main group. Still has a couple of boxes to tick before he is cleared to play.
Rhett Biglands (knee): The anterior cruciate in his left knee was reconstructed on February 21.
http://afc.com.au/Season2008/Injuries/tabid/8711/default.aspx
A 14 man injury list. When will we have some luck with injuries!!
2-1 is a great result considering the injuries so far. If we won this week it would be amazing and leave us very well placed for the finals.
A 14 man injury list. When will we have some luck with injuries!!
2-1 is a great result considering the injuries so far. If we won this week it would be amazing and leave us very well placed for the finals.
At least half of them are "should be available" or "test".
OP updated to reflect current injury list.
Gill did a hammy in the warmup??!
AAAARGH!
that_dood
9 Apr 2008, 00:19
So how did Porps pull up after the Showdown? I heard he popped his shoulder while listening to the match on the wireless, and WA media has hardly mentioned anything regarding Crow injuries and such.
Drummond
10 Apr 2008, 21:46
John Reid stated that Myke Cook injured his hamstring today. Not sure how badly but it's getting a bit ridiculous now. I stand by my comment that he will be the Mackay of 2008.
Campbell's Chunky
10 Apr 2008, 22:27
John Reid stated that Myke Cook injured his hamstring today. Not sure how badly but it's getting a bit ridiculous now. I stand by my comment that he will be the Mackay of 2008.
Muscle injuries seem to be a frequent problem with draftees.
Mackay - season hammy.
Cook - hammy
Sellar - groin
Dangerfield - missed a lot of pre season before christmas with a quad (???)
Walker - Calf
doppelganger47
10 Apr 2008, 22:36
Muscle injuries seem to be a frequent problem with draftees.
Mackay - season hammy.
Cook - hammy
Sellar - groin
Dangerfield - missed a lot of pre season before christmas with a quad (???)
Walker - Calfperhaps players are too young and aren't eased into pre-season training enough? Kite also injured himself in a warm up...
Dandy_GO
15 Apr 2008, 16:19
Chris Knights (quad): 2 weeks
Brad Moran (fractured finger). 2-3 weeks
Brent Reilly (wrist): 5 weeks
Aaron Kite (knee): 1 week
Greg Gallman (knee): Test
Nick Gill (hamstring):2 weeks
Luke Jericho (cracked sternum): 2 weeks
Kris Massie (hamstring): 1 week
Bryce Campbell (ankle): Test
Myke Cook (hamstring): 1-2 weeks
Rhett Biglands (knee): season
Friggin awesome to see a Hentschel-less injury report! Kinda looks weird without him on there.
fightingdreamer88
15 Apr 2008, 16:29
That list looks much better - aside from Radar and Biggles we can hopefully have everyone back on deck in two weeks.
OP Updated.
Looks like it's going to be on for young and old in R7. Should get a heap of players back - Knights, Moran (possibly), Gill, Kite, Massie, Jericho & Cook all due back by then. Plus Gallman & Campbell, both listed as "test". Will be nice to have some options available for the selection panel.
doppelganger47
15 Apr 2008, 19:05
i really hope Knights can be back in 2 weeks (round 7; 6 might be pushing it), because i remember at the start of the season, when they said it was 1 or 2 weeks, when i knew that something was too suspicious and it was always going to be longer.
i'm thinking that with the break after round 7, those listed as 2 weeks, would probably be given the extra time to recover...ie, back in round 8. unless we are desperate of course.
Drummond
4 May 2008, 00:20
Douglas: Sprained medial ligament, possibly out a few weeks but more will be known in the upcoming days.
Symes: Walking around with a moon boot. Uh oh. Could potentially be back after the All Star game but you would think it’s unlikely. So much for being close to coming up this week...?
Moran: Injured his hamstring, seems reasonably serious too, will be our at least 3 weeks.
Porplyzia: Needs shoulder surgery but will be managed throughout the season.
OP updated to reflect AFC injury list as at 15/5/08.
Interestingly, Gallman's knee injury is still listed as 2 weeks. No reduction in his expected return date. All others (except Biglands obviously) appear to be getting closer to returning.
Campbell's Chunky
20 May 2008, 18:49
ADELAIDE
Richard Douglas (knee) – test
Kris Massie (hamstring) - test
Brent Reilly (wrist) - test
Greg Gallman (knee) - 2 weeks
Brad Symes (ankle) - 2-3 weeks
Myke Cook (hamstring) - 3 weeks
Brad Moran (hamstring) - 4 weeks
Rhett Biglands (knee) – season
Myke Cook back to 3 weeks.
OP updated.
Second week in a row that Symes ankle injury has remained listed as 2-3 weeks. Can't be responding to treatment as they would have hoped.
Flip side is that Moran's hamstring dropped from 6 weeks to 4 within the space of one week. Nice to have some good news to report on him for a change.
Looking forward to having Radar back in action, now that he's finally out of the cast.
Bloody hell....Cookie can't take a trick...it's like Mackay Version 2. Same SANFL club too.
Bloody hell....Cookie can't take a trick...it's like Mackay Version 2. Same SANFL club too.
Let's just hope that the parallels continue on into 2009 then, given the success Mackay has had this year.
tonigol
20 May 2008, 21:29
carn the crowsssssssssssssssssssss
Drummond
20 May 2008, 23:49
Myke Cook back to 3 weeks.
When will they come clean and put Cook down as out for the season? We all know he won't play again this year.
porpoise
21 May 2008, 01:05
carn the crowsssssssssssssssssssss
And on that your honour, the defence rests.
carntheeagles
21 May 2008, 03:02
Can we get an update on the Brad Syme injury please ? How is the ankle coming along ?
Campbell's Chunky
21 May 2008, 03:06
Can we get an update on the Brad Syme injury please ? How is the ankle coming along ?
____, your one of the very few opposition supporters who make the journey to the right thread instead of creating a whole new one yourself, yet you couldnt scroll up 7 posts???
http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showpost.php?p=11076705&postcount=38
Tarquin
21 May 2008, 15:30
Second week in a row that Symes ankle injury has remained listed as 2-3 weeks. Can't be responding to treatment as they would have hoped.
Thanks for this information...
*Stops trolling now*
betterthanu
21 May 2008, 15:47
Tippett and MacKay both missed last year and are dominating this year.
Cook for 09 raising star :)
carntheeagles
23 May 2008, 02:44
____, your one of the very few opposition supporters who make the journey to the right thread instead of creating a whole new one yourself, yet you couldnt scroll up 7 posts???
http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showpost.php?p=11076705&postcount=38
Sorry mate, had a quick look around and saw the table above that without Symes' name in it. So i thought i might pop the question. May the best team with this weekend :)
CARNTHEEAGLES !
OP updated to reflect current injury list.
Good news
Brad Symes is finally out of the moon boot (albeit still 2 weeks away from returning)
Greg Gallman is FINALLY off the injury list (played in the reserves last week)
Bad news
Myke Cook's hamstring remains at 3 weeks (no change from last week)
carntheeagles
27 May 2008, 22:09
What a great game on the weekend :)
Thanks for the update mate. Still another two week wait for my DT.
OP Updated again
About the only good news is that we have no senior listed players added to the injury list this week. Rookie James Moss has been added to the list, he may have been injured for a while but only listed now?
Symes starts running this week - still listed as being 2 weeks away from a return (as he was last week).
No progress on Massie & Moran - both listed as being MIA for the same period they were last week.
Cook has reduced from "3 weeks" to "2-3 weeks".
James_37
3 Jun 2008, 18:17
OP Updated again
About the only good news is that we have no senior listed players added to the injury list this week. Rookie James Moss has been added to the list, he may have been injured for a while but only listed now?
Symes starts running this week - still listed as being 2 weeks away from a return (as he was last week).
No progress on Massie & Moran - both listed as being MIA for the same period they were last week.
Cook has reduced from "3 weeks" to "2-3 weeks".
Good to see that there's a possibility he's getting closer to being fit:D
Rookie James Moss has been added to the list, he may have been injured for a while but only listed now?
Speaking of Mossy, Friday night, I heard a couple of guys talking at the bus stop that he'd been upgraded.
Must've heard wrong.
Speaking of Mossy, Friday night, I heard a couple of guys talking at the bus stop that he'd been upgraded.
Must've heard wrong.
You'd expect a media release from the club if that were to happen. Not exactly what you'd call a minor announcement.
Speaking of Mossy, Friday night, I heard a couple of guys talking at the bus stop that he'd been upgraded.
Must've heard wrong.
Bus stop 24?? ;)
would symes come straight back in - or would he come back via the sanfl???
would symes come straight back in - or would he come back via the sanfl???
Definitely not a foregone conclusion. He's been out for a while now and I'm not sure how fit he will be having had his foot in a moon boot for a while.
Then there's the question of who to drop if he is to be included. Earlier in the year it was an easy decision - Knights missed the early rounds, then Douglas got injured. Right now, Symes is pretty much our only injured midfielder.
OP updated as per latest injury report (http://www.afc.com.au/tabid/4417/Default.aspx?newsid=61169) from the club.
Looks like the hamstrings are finally beginning to improve - except Cook, who parallels Mackay's problems in 2007.
Campbell's Chunky
11 Jun 2008, 18:33
Jacky and Campbell under an injury cloud.
Ruckman Jonathon Griffin, who missed the Richmond clash to rest a sore hip, rejoined the squad for Wednesday’s main training session.And injured Crows midfielder Brad Symes, ruckman/defender Brad Moran and Kris Massie also were involved in parts of the main session on AAMI Stadium.
It was Symes' first appearance since he strained an ankle in the round six game against Carlton at the MCG. He was able to run last week and was cleared to increase his workload this week.
Massie is probably one week away from full training and Moran is also on track to play the weekend after next.
But the news was not so good for two Crows, with Bryce Campbell (knee) and Jarrhan Jacky (groin) leaving the track early.
Draftee Myke Cook continues be worried by some hamstring soreness and the club is taking a cautious approach with his rehabilitation program.
Rookie James Moss, who had minor knee surgery last month, was back in action for Central District’s reserves on Saturday.
http://afc.com.au/tabid/4417/Default.aspx?newsid=61169
cmndstab
11 Jun 2008, 23:45
Awesome to see Moran is on the training track again! :)
James_37
12 Jun 2008, 00:03
Definitely not a foregone conclusion. He's been out for a while now and I'm not sure how fit he will be having had his foot in a moon boot for a while.
Then there's the question of who to drop if he is to be included. Earlier in the year it was an easy decision - Knights missed the early rounds, then Douglas got injured. Right now, Symes is pretty much our only injured midfielder.
I would suggest he would definitely have to come back through the SANFL, might knock Mackay out eventually, however that may be taken by a Hentschel or Gill, he probably couldn't have chosen a worse time to go down, as now he has to force a player out when there's no obvious choice.
OP Updated to reflect today's injury update from the club.
Good News
All our hamstrings have healed at once - Massie, Moran & Symes all listed as being available for a return to action next week. Whether that's via the SANFL or direct to the AFL remains to be seen. OK, maybe not all our hamstrings - Cook remains on the sidelines "indefinitely". Here's hoping his recovery follows the same trajectory as MacKay's.
Bad News
The injury list is much longer than it has been in recent weeks, with injuries to Kite, Campbell, Reilly and Bassett since this time last week.
Good News
All the new additions to the list are either "test", "monitor", or 1 week. All short term injuries.
Vic Crow
16 Jun 2008, 18:51
Cook :(
Drummond
16 Jun 2008, 18:53
Cook :(
2 years in a row a youngster our the whole year with hamstring injuries. That's pretty poor IMO.
2 years in a row a youngster our the whole year with hamstring injuries. That's pretty poor IMO.
Am fascinated to hear whose fault this is?
Vic Crow
17 Jun 2008, 02:02
2 years in a row a youngster our the whole year with hamstring injuries. That's pretty poor IMO.
It would be foolish of me to blame the club without knowing the details behind it. You're not doing the same, are you Drum? ;)
afccomau
17 Jun 2008, 10:55
Thought I'd give you all some more info on Cook. His injury situation at the moment is not the same as Mackay in 2007 ...
Cook has not torn the hamstring two or three times (as D-Mac did) and he was actually able to do a fair bit of training before the club chose to head in a different direction with his rehab. Myke was only able to push himself to about 90 per cent before feeling some pain in the leg but there was no new strain. It turns out that he was having spasms in the muscle, so now they are concentrating on getting that right before getting him back into some training.
fryingpan
17 Jun 2008, 11:00
2 years in a row a youngster our the whole year with hamstring injuries. That's pretty poor IMO.
:rolleyes:
Yes, the bloody Adelaide footy club is to blame for these hamstring injuries. :rolleyes:
There you go, afccomau just explained it for you.
Vic Crow
17 Jun 2008, 11:27
Thought I'd give you all some more info on Cook. His injury situation at the moment is not the same as Mackay in 2007 ...
Cook has not torn the hamstring two or three times (as D-Mac did) and he was actually able to do a fair bit of training before the club chose to head in a different direction with his rehab. Myke was only able to push himself to about 90 per cent before feeling some pain in the leg but there was no new strain. It turns out that he was having spasms in the muscle, so now they are concentrating on getting that right before getting him back into some training.
Thank you very much. Cook is the draftee that I'm most excited about and I can't wait to hear about him in action, if not this year, then next year. I think he'll bring an excitement factor to the club and his enigmatic style could be a game breaker in the future. :)
cmndstab
17 Jun 2008, 11:49
Does anyone have any footage of Myke in action in the juniors? I'd love to see how he moves :)
Drummond
17 Jun 2008, 13:49
Thought I'd give you all some more info on Cook. His injury situation at the moment is not the same as Mackay in 2007 ...
Cook has not torn the hamstring two or three times (as D-Mac did) and he was actually able to do a fair bit of training before the club chose to head in a different direction with his rehab. Myke was only able to push himself to about 90 per cent before feeling some pain in the leg but there was no new strain. It turns out that he was having spasms in the muscle, so now they are concentrating on getting that right before getting him back into some training.
Thanks for the update. Sounds as though you're on top of the situation. Never doubted you for a second. ;) :p
Campbell's Chunky
17 Jun 2008, 15:57
Thanks for the update. Sounds as though you're on top of the situation. Never doubted you for a second. ;) :p
lol.
blues2010
18 Jun 2008, 20:46
Is anyone else starting to fear that Myke Cook's 1 week hamstring injury could turn into another David Mackay saga? :o
ran into Myke Cook in Melb. on the weekend. He is over here for 2 or 3 weeks then going to Canberra to try and get over this hamstring. I think it has something to do with recovery from Knee surgery last year. Hopefully he gets over it and gets on the park soon. He seemed to be not himself and a bit down due to the injuries, but he is a great kid and I wish him all the best
OP Updated to reflect latest injury list from the AFC.
Lots of people coming off the injury list. Just as many going onto it with new injuries. Most notable are the addition of 3 knee injury victims - McLeod, Maric, and Jacky. All completely unrelated!
Campbell's Chunky
24 Jun 2008, 16:26
McLeod is now out for 3-4 weeks (should be back for Port Adelaide Round 16), and Hentschel is out for 2-3 after his ankle injury was found to be worse than first thought.
magtrev
24 Jun 2008, 16:30
McLeod is now out for 3-4 weeks (should be back for Port Adelaide Round 16), and Hentschel is out for 2-3 after his ankle injury was found to be worse than first thought.
That makes me incredibly sad T_T Q_Q
http://www.afc.com.au/Season2008/Injuries/tabid/8711/default.aspx
Crows Injury List
Details as of Monday, July 7
Andrew McLeod (knee): Had an arthroscopy on his right knee two weeks ago. Expected to start running this week.
Brent Reilly (knee): Strained the medial ligament in his right knee against Geelong. Will be out for 3-4 weeks.
Jarrhan Jacky (medial strain, right knee): Making steady progress and could return in two weeks.
Myke Cook (hamstring): Indefinite.
Rhett Biglands (knee): The anterior cruciate in his left knee was reconstructed on February 21.
http://afl.com.au/tabid/208/Default.aspx?newsid=62890
Hentschel's comeback for Crows delayed
1:30 PM Tue 08 July, 2008
ADELAIDE forward Trent Hentschel has strained a hamstring and won't be available to assist the struggling Crows forward line this week.
Hentschel, who has not played an AFL match since suffering a horrid knee/leg injury in late 2006, was on course to push for selection for this week's match against Collingwood following a sturdy run in the SANFL.
However he reported hamstring tightness to Adelaide medical staff following his game for Woodville-West Torrens at the weekend and subsequent checks showed the strain.
Crows fitness manager Stephen Schwerdt said Hentschel would probably be out of action for a week.
There was better news for Adelaide with Andrew McLeod, who has recovered well since surgery to clean out his right knee, and is likely to resume running later this week.
AAP
http://www.afc.com.au/Season2008/Injuries/tabid/8711/default.aspx
Crows Injury List
Details as of Tuesday, July 14
Brett Burton (knee): ACL, will be out for the remainder of this season. Brett has spoken to the surgeon and it has been confirmed that he will require a knee reconstruction. In the next few days Brett and his surgeon will decide what type of surgery is best for him, but for the moment there is a lot more information, which may include an arthroscope, to be collected to make the best decision – season.
Jason Porplyzia (shoulder): Jason after consultation with his surgeon has decided to rest and rehabilitate his shoulder for a 2 to 3 week period with a view to continuing playing out season 2008 after that – 2 to 3 weeks.
Andrew McLeod (knee): Started running Saturday without further interruption, could be available this week – test.
Brent Reilly (knee): Strained the medial ligament in his right knee against Geelong. Will be out for 3 weeks.
Trent Hentschel (hamstring): Very minor strain in his last SANFL match, will be tested for availability this week – test.
Jarrhan Jacky (medial strain, right knee): Making steady progress will be tested this week and could return – test.
Myke Cook (hamstring): Indefinite.
Rhett Biglands (knee): The anterior cruciate in his left knee was reconstructed on February 21 – season.
cmndstab
14 Jul 2008, 19:29
2-3 weeks for Porplyzia? That's surprising.
At least theres a chance we could see Porp back in a few weeks. Also good news about Macca.
ADELAIDE
Trent Hentschel (hamstring) test
Brent Reilly (knee) 2 weeks
Myke Cook (hamstring) indefinite
Jason Porplyzia (shoulder) indefinite
Rhett Biglands (knee) season
Brett Burton (knee) season
http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/sport/afl/story/0,26547,24062243-5014664,00.html
Campbell's Chunky
23 Jul 2008, 17:07
Interesting Porp is listed as indefinete, despite apparently being pushed to play this w/e...
The injury list would have been compiled Monday or Tuesday. The announcement on Porps would be based on Today's information.
Interestingly, the club haven't updated the Injury page on the website since last Tuesday.
Vic Crow
23 Jul 2008, 21:18
I only check this thread every week to see if there's an update on Myke Cook. :(
Campbell's Chunky
5 Aug 2008, 01:44
A few people will be pleased that Myke Cook is now listed as a Test, and not Indefinite.
Jarrhan Jacky is also the same.
http://www.afc.com.au/Season2008/Injuries/tabid/8711/default.aspx
Crows Injury List
Details as of Monday, August 4
Brent Reilly (knee): Available.
Jason Porplyzia (concussion): After visiting a neurosurgeon today scans revealed a small area of Jason's brain has been bruised. He will miss 3 to 4 weeks.
Chris Knights (hamstring): Two weeks
Trent Hentschel (hamstring): Suffered a third strain in the SANFL on Sunday. TBC.
Myke Cook (hamstring): Test
Jarrhan Jacky (ankle): Test
Rhett Biglands (knee): The anterior cruciate in his left knee was reconstructed on February 21.
Brett Burton (knee): Had a reconstruction of his left knee in July 16.
IddyBiddy
5 Aug 2008, 13:59
Was beginning to think poor old Myke was a figment of our imaginations. Best of luck to him, hopefully he will get a game in before the end of the year. It would be great for him to finish what must be a frustrating year off on a high.
http://www.afc.com.au/Season2008/Injuries/tabid/8711/default.aspx
Crows Injury List
Details as of Monday, August 11
Jason Porplyzia (concussion/brain bruising): TBC.
Chris Knights (hamstring): Test.
Trent Hentschel (hamstring): Three weeks.
Bernie Vince (hamstring): Two weeks.
Rhett Biglands (knee): The anterior cruciate in his left knee was reconstructed on February 21.
Brett Burton (knee): Had a reconstruction of his left knee on July 16.
Porps is a star!!
13 Aug 2008, 09:46
I have only just realised that Trent is out for 3.... Is it worth just giving his body an extended break for the rest of the year, he obviously won't play for the crows and I'm unsure on how many games the eagles have left?
TheLeftFist8
13 Aug 2008, 11:26
I have a dream...
that one day Knights, Reilly, Vince, Porplyzia will all play in the same team.
We seem to get a new injury every week but IF we can stay sound until finals, it looks like Burton will be our only major absence (given Hentschel has been missing for ages).
Porps is a star!!
13 Aug 2008, 12:37
I have a dream...
that one day Knights, Reilly, Vince, Porplyzia will all play in the same team.
We seem to get a new injury every week but IF we can stay sound until finals, it looks like Burton will be our only major absence (given Hentschel has been missing for ages).
I wonder how often those 4 have played in the same team? Given that Bernie hardly if at all played last season (can't remember) Porps has only been in the team for a few years and between knights and reilly they've had their share of injuries!
I wonder how often those 4 have played in the same team? Given that Bernie hardly if at all played last season (can't remember) Porps has only been in the team for a few years and between knights and reilly they've had their share of injuries!
They've played together on 5 occasions this year - rounds 8-10, 12 & 13. Also played together three times in 2007 - rounds 3-5. Only played together once in 2006 - round 5.
So, that's 9 games in total in which these 4 young midfielders have all played together.
http://www.afc.com.au/Season2008/Injuries/tabid/8711/default.aspx
Crows Injury List
Details as of Monday, August 18
Jason Porplyzia (concussion/brain bruising): TBC.
Chris Knights (hamstring): Available
Trent Hentschel (hamstring): Three weeks.
Bernie Vince (hamstring): One week
James Sellar (ankle): Test
Rhett Biglands (knee): The anterior cruciate in his left knee was reconstructed on February 21.
Brett Burton (knee): Had a reconstruction of his left knee on July 16.
** Note, Rhett Biglands is now officially retired.
No change in conditions of Hentschel & Porplyzia.
Knights & Vince both upgraded since last week.
Sellar the only addition to the list.
TheLeftFist8
19 Aug 2008, 16:56
http://www.afc.com.au/Season2008/Injuries/tabid/8711/default.aspx
** Note, Rhett Biglands is now officially retired.
No change in conditions of Hentschel & Porplyzia.
Knights & Vince both upgraded since last week.
Sellar the only addition to the list.
Interesting.
IF Porps comes up (albiet 'only' as a forward), it's feasible only Burton will be missing from our best 22 as most would have listed at the start of the year (Hentschel was always gonna be a bonus at best). Though he is no replacement over a career, if Gill can continue some good form, this loss can be minimised.
Comparatively to our competition, that's a pretty good result. We know from bitter experience (pity we couldn't have had a small injury list when we were serious contenders) how important an injury list is at this time of year. If we can scrape into 4th position, it augurs well for a good finals series.
Campbell's Chunky
26 Aug 2008, 20:05
Tony Not-so-Armstrong.
Stephen2
26 Aug 2008, 20:06
Tony Not-so-Armstrong.
Sorry to spam the boards with a pointless post, but:
ROFL! You're one of the funniest posters on this site. :thumbsu:
http://www.afc.com.au/Season2008/Injuries/tabid/8711/default.aspx
Crows Injury List
Details as of Monday, August 25
Jason Porplyzia (concussion/brain bruising): Available.
Trent Hentschel (hamstring): Two weeks.
Bernie Vince (hamstring): Available
Luke Jericho (hamstring): Test
James Sellar (ankle): Test
Tony Armstrong (broken arm): season
Rhett Biglands (knee): The anterior cruciate in his left knee was reconstructed on February 21.
Brett Burton (knee): Had a reconstruction of his left knee on July 16.
No surprises this week.
StuPendus
27 Aug 2008, 09:56
http://www.afc.com.au/Season2008/Injuries/tabid/8711/default.aspx
No surprises this week.
The surprise is that Biglands is still on the list. It would look a lot better if he wasn't there.