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Darcy moore hamstring :(
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We are a joke. If it's tendon hammy, fitness staff, yes Davoren, should hand in their notice...
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We're 3-1 without Moore so why the panic?
They wernt at the end of last year. Fed us some story that we had to go through this to get our fitness levels up.
The 'panic' is yet another budding young star getting seriously injured so early in his career. Happens to all our 10 ten recruits.
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Certainly you heal up better the younger you are. There is no magical cut-off at age 22.
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It's a shame for the kid, can't help bad luck but s**t happens. Hopefully it isn't serious and he's back out there before too long but from what I saw today, Moore was a still a little way off debuting in the seniors. This is just a minor setback and no need for alarm.
Of course it was bad luck, unless you think the run we've had with ACL's, Caff, Browny, Tooves etc are all the fault of the program and not unfortunate accidents.
And if that's the case then you need a Bex and a good lie down even more that I thought.
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Happened pretty much right in front of me- I was at the ground. Fingers crossed for the kid, but it looked bad unfortunately.
Hate seeing any players injured; young ones even more so.
Hate seeing any players injured; young ones even more so.
I never said every ACL is the fault of the club, obviously some (mainly the collision ones) are unavoidable.
Conversely if you think all the ACL's we've had are 100% bad luck and never anyone's fault maybe you are the naive one.
Anyway this VFL game and injury have put me in a terrible mood.. maybe I'll take you up on that Bex offer.
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It did cross my mind.
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if I remember correctly did he have hamstring problems before?
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Watching him do it live was shattering, but he walked back to the rooms unasssisted so it can't be too bad.
When Marsh did his last year, a tendon I believe, he could hardly walk and needed assistance getting back to the rooms.
This was him walking back to the rooms;
When Marsh did his last year, a tendon I believe, he could hardly walk and needed assistance getting back to the rooms.
This was him walking back to the rooms;
sorry bro
Watching him do it live was shattering, but he walked back to the rooms unasssisted so it can't be too bad.
When Marsh did his last year, a tendon I believe, he could hardly walk and needed assistance getting back to the rooms.
This was him walking back to the rooms;
When Freeman did his 12 month Hamstring tendon tear he managed to sprint off the ground.
One season ending hamstring injury to Freeman was just bad luck.
A second season ending hamstring injury to Marsh was just really bad luck.
But if this ends up another season ending hamstring injury, the 3rd in little over a year then it would seem more than really really bad luck.
Never seen anything like it in regards to hamstring injuries at the pies.
A second season ending hamstring injury to Marsh was just really bad luck.
But if this ends up another season ending hamstring injury, the 3rd in little over a year then it would seem more than really really bad luck.
Never seen anything like it in regards to hamstring injuries at the pies.
You would have to question first and second year players getting soft tissue injuries. Are we pushing too hard too early?
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To know that you'd have to look at our workload, and type of exercise and technique compared to oppositions.
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Put him down
It was stated over a year ago that it was significantly increased. That's what would concern me. I get that sides need to train for more run now. I'm just not sure how much you can load kids and in fact how much we individualise different kids loads based on physical maturity.
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I recorded the second half and watched late. I dead set nearly spewed up when Darcy went down like a bag of! Feel gutted for the bloke and our club.
On another note, it never ceases to amaze me the need for posters to blame someone for a hamstring. Especially a kid that's suffered his first hamstring/soft tissue injury at the club.
Repeat soft tissue injuries I can understand the desire to blame fitness staff, but first time injuries, pull your heads in FFS!
On another note, it never ceases to amaze me the need for posters to blame someone for a hamstring. Especially a kid that's suffered his first hamstring/soft tissue injury at the club.
Repeat soft tissue injuries I can understand the desire to blame fitness staff, but first time injuries, pull your heads in FFS!
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