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So just reading the article where Richo and Roo himself think he can go on for another few years i'm interested to know everyone else opinion on it.. Obviously injuries can come at anytime but hopefully that isn't the case.
The fact he apparently hasn't had to drain his knee since the NZ match against Brisbane seems great good news that his knee is holding up pretty well. Let's keep in mind the skipper is 32 in October
So how long do we all think? i think 2015 but would love to be proven completely wrong.
The article:
The fact he apparently hasn't had to drain his knee since the NZ match against Brisbane seems great good news that his knee is holding up pretty well. Let's keep in mind the skipper is 32 in October
So how long do we all think? i think 2015 but would love to be proven completely wrong.
The article:
Riewoldt, 31, told an AFL Live finals launch this week that his body is feeling as good as it has for some time.
The star forward, who has not missed a game this season, is contracted until the end of next season, but Richardson is confident the skipper can go on for at least two or three more seasons.
“This is where Nick is at — as long as his body is capable, and as long as he still wants to play and enjoys it, I think he will continue to play,” Richardson said this week.
“Dustin Fletcher is 39, so ‘Rooey’ is only a baby.
“He is playing good footy and recent weeks we have shown that we can have two talls and Nick in attack.”
Asked if the end of 2015 might see the end of Riewoldt, Richardson was adamant there should be no time frame placed on him: “Far from it ... injuries are always an unknown, but at the moment, it all looks really positive.”
http://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl...-st-kilda-saints/story-e6frf3e3-1227019109644