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I’ve done my hamstring tendon down next to my knee. It was painful at the time but as the week’s gone on it’s gotten better. Because tendons have a lot less blood flow, the medicos thought it was best for me to have surgery so that I’m right for next year. So I’ll go in for surgery tomorrow. Wish me luck!
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BRISBANE utility Ash McGrath will see out his playing days at the Lions after re-signing for two more seasons.
McGrath, 29, started his career with the club in 2001 and played in Brisbane's 2003 flag.
He was eligible for free agency, but he never entertained the idea of leaving the Gabba.
"I was coming out of contract and I didn't want to go anywhere else'' McGrath said.
Good another two years of Ooh Aah Ash Mcgrath. In all seriousness it great to see such a great player sign on!Ash has signed for two more years with the Lions
Ash will see out his days at the Lions
28 September 2012
Greg Davis
Let him finish his Maccas first, then he'll get onto itWoo! Great news. Go get em Ash!
Great outcome for Ash and Us. Bit disappointed though that Blacky wasn't given a two year extension last year as well. The one year thing was a bit of a slur IMO, although fair enough this year.
That's below the belt....and a bit above it tooLet him finish his Maccas first, then he'll get onto it
I don't think this is a matter of prudence. There is something to be said for honouring your champions. It was obvious last year that Blackie had two years left in him, as subsequent events have confirmed.Ash is only 29 and a 2 year contract takes him to 31 in 2014. Blacky was 32 last year and a 2 year contract at that stage would have taken him to 34 in 2013. Seems a prudent contract strategy to me...
I don't think this is a matter of prudence. There is something to be said for honouring your champions. It was obvious last year that Blackie had two years left in him, as subsequent events have confirmed.
Ash had a couple of problems over the off-season. He’s had problematic wrists for a few seasons and so he had a reconstruction at the end of the season on his wrist. It was a fairly major operation. He was in a cast for a while and needed to have his wrist and elbow completely immobilised. So he’s just getting back now and going through physio to get his range and strength back. He also had the hamstring tendon injury which was repaired surgically and he’s pretty well over that and back into his running and hitting full speed. He’s already started his pre-season running program, the same as all the other boys.