So Haynes is now our only guy on the sidelines and you would have to think were a strong chance to pick up a few more wins for the second half of the year.
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Great thing is, there is no rush at the club to get him back. He can play a few weeks of Neafl and work up to 100% effort, just like a mini pre-season. Wouldn't be ironic he he returned to AFL in round 15 against the Swanies! Another matchup against Buddy 
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Another towelling of buddy?
When we have Mohr, Davis and Haynes back playing together we will have a pretty solid backline.
Mohr looks a much better player this year and the other two blokes are gun
Mohr looks a much better player this year and the other two blokes are gun
I'd agree about Mohr except for that brain fart in the last when he was aiming for the Giant player who was 20 meters on his own and put it lace out on the chest of the Essendon player who was 20 meters on his own instead. That bit was woefully inadequate and more than slightly unhelpful.
Bugger!
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Is it just me, or are our Defenders, as a group, more injury prone than any other group in the Club?
Might be something to do with the amount of footy played in our back half for a few weeks there. Not so random. If you are on the roads a lot, you are more likely to be involved in an accident....
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Injury List - July 1
Tom Scully
Hamstring
Test
Heath Shaw
Concussion
Test
Stephen Gilham
Hand
3 weeks
Curtly Hampton
Shoulder
5 weeks
Nick Haynes
Foot
Indefinite
Aidan Corr
Shoulder
Season
Simon Katich
Calf
1 week
- See more at: http://www.gwsgiants.com.au/news/2014-07-01/scully-set-for-crows#sthash.K1CZIpbv.dpuf
Tom Scully
Hamstring
Test
Heath Shaw
Concussion
Test
Stephen Gilham
Hand
3 weeks
Curtly Hampton
Shoulder
5 weeks
Nick Haynes
Foot
Indefinite
Aidan Corr
Shoulder
Season
Simon Katich
Calf
1 week
- See more at: http://www.gwsgiants.com.au/news/2014-07-01/scully-set-for-crows#sthash.K1CZIpbv.dpuf
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Has been a horrible year for the pies with defender injuries.
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At pre-match forum we had Heater, WTF and Haynes.
Curtly wants to be back out there but realistically 5-6 weeks.
Haynes out of the boot and starts running Monday week.
Heater will be back once he passes the test; although no guarantee he'll go to Perth.
Curtly wants to be back out there but realistically 5-6 weeks.
Haynes out of the boot and starts running Monday week.
Heater will be back once he passes the test; although no guarantee he'll go to Perth.
Heater's specialist appointment is Monday, but he isn't expecting to go to Perth. A long flight is not the best idea at the moment. I would prefer to see the club opt on the safe side.
10 years ago he would have come back onto the ground - Five years ago he would have played against the crows - now he'll miss two.
Even with huge medical advancements in treatment, there's also been advances in diagnosis and we are finally starting to take real care with our football stars.
Even with huge medical advancements in treatment, there's also been advances in diagnosis and we are finally starting to take real care with our football stars.
Treloar with a groin. Cognilio with a thumb
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This is going to be a massacre
In whiley and Barrett
In whiley and Barrett
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6 weeks for a thumb?? I broke mine years ago and it was 2 weeks
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No surgery but I figured surgery would result in faster healing process.
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Cogs had arm all bandaged and in a sling this afternoon at BISP.
