Injury BigFooty GIANTS injury report 2014 - Patton ACL (will undergo traditional knee reconstruction)

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Season 2012: inaugural year, team gains reputation of being tough and never backing down.

Season 2013: 2nd year blues, team has a massive case of the blues.

Season 2014: the injury curse, team shows great promise and grabs several good wins including round 1, team then gets bent over and pummelled by the Injury gods.

Season 2015: FINALS BABY!!!!!! All first choice players and promising youngsters commit long term
 
Season 2012: inaugural year, team gains reputation of being tough and never backing down.

Season 2013: 2nd year blues, team has a massive case of the blues.

Season 2014: the injury curse, team shows great promise and grabs several good wins including round 1, team then gets bent over and pummelled by the Injury gods.

Season 2015: FINALS BABY!!!!!! All first choice players and promising youngsters commit long term
Season 2016: PREMIERSHIP.
BF goes into meltdown over concessions.
 
GIANTS defenders Curtly Hampton and Matt Buntine are in line to return this weekend after overcoming injury. Hampton has not played since injuring his shoulder against Essendon at Spotless Stadium in round 12. He underwent surgery and will face a fitness test before he is cleared to resume. Buntine injured his calf against Fremantle in round 17 and will also undergo a fitness test along with Josh Hunt who injured his hip against Richmond last Saturday. Dylan Addison will miss two weeks after injuring his knee in the NEAFL last weekend. Jake Barrett is also expected to be sidelined for another 1-2 weeks with a quad injury along with Kristian Jaksch (ankle). Rory Lobb (knee) and Sam Schulz (ribs) are both still three weeks away from resuming. Jeremy Cameron (ankle), Lachie Whitfield (shoulder&foot), Tim Mohr (knee), Stephen Coniglio (thumb), Tom Scully (knee), Nick Haynes (ankle) and Aidan Corr (shoulder) have all been ruled out for the rest of the season. - See more at: http://www.gwsgiants.com.au/news/2014-08-05/hamptn-faces-test#sthash.YVOKEDxN.dpuf
 
Bit surprised Dylan Shiel is still playing with his crook shoulder. The last couple of weeks he's looked really hampered by it and assuming he will require a surgery on it. Wonder if he will see the season out??
 
Bit surprised Dylan Shiel is still playing with his crook shoulder. The last couple of weeks he's looked really hampered by it and assuming he will require a surgery on it. Wonder if he will see the season out??
I would have thought they'd have queued him up very early for surgery if it was required. Maybe it is required, but only minor in nature and without a huge impact on preseason..i.e. Won't impact early preseason running.
 

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Bit surprised Dylan Shiel is still playing with his crook shoulder. The last couple of weeks he's looked really hampered by it and assuming he will require a surgery on it. Wonder if he will see the season out??

The reason according to BigFooty: It's because we're trading him at the end of the year, so we aren't worried about interrupting his pre-season. o_O
 
Season 2012: inaugural year, team gains reputation of being tough and never backing down.

Season 2013: 2nd year blues, team has a massive case of the blues.

Season 2014: the injury curse, team shows great promise and grabs several good wins including round 1, team then gets bent over and pummelled by the Injury gods.

Season 2015: FINALS BABY!!!!!! All first choice players and promising youngsters commit long term
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A 'SHATTERED' Jonathon Patton is trying to get his head around the prospect of another 12 months on the sideline with a third serious knee injury in his short career.
The Giants, Patton's family and the rest of the AFL community has quickly reached out to the young key forward, who tore the ACL in his right knee for the second time in Sunday's victory over Melbourne at the MCG.
The 21-year-old was also limited to just seven games in his rookie year back in 2012 following patella tendinopathy surgery in Sweden.
He will now undergo a traditional knee construction in the coming days and then set about once again trying to get back into AFL shape.
"It's pretty shattering to be honest," said GWS defender and Patton's housemate Heath Shaw on Monday.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2014-08-18/pattons-dark-times
 
There is nothing I don't love about the way this club embraces people, staff, players, members, fans and public....

The injuries, coupled with Tom Scully's season-ending knee injury, have raised the prospect of fellow vice-captain Shaw leading the Giants out against his former Collingwood teammates this weekend.

Once guilty of some on and off-field indiscretions, Shaw says he never thought he would captain an AFL club, let alone against the Magpies.

But he is at least taking plenty of satisfaction from Sunday's victory.

"It was really exciting and really pleasing," he said.

"Obviously I've played in some big games, big finals and all that, and round one this year beating Sydney was one of the best wins I've been involved in.

"This one here, just the way things panned out and for such a young group to show the grit and determination they did … we had guys I hadn't heard much from during the year getting the boys together and having a word.

"It was great to see that leadership and confidence growing in this group."
 

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