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Re: 16. Shaun Grigg

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Has Grigg been doing weights Gilly? he looks a bit bigger than when he first came over, but could just be the angle.

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Re: 16. Shaun Grigg

AndyWalkersGirl said:
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Has Grigg been doing weights Gilly? he looks a bit bigger than when he first came over, but could just be the angle.

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Not your imagination AWG, I've also noticed watching him over the last two weeks that he looks bigger than I remember him being during the U18 champs. Both upper body and to a lesser extent in the legs.
 

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Re: 16. Shaun Grigg

Looks like he broke a collarbone playing for the Bullants today. Really sh1thouse luck as he has been great so far and must have been pushing to make his senior debut :mad: :thumbsdown:
 
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Murphy had something similar didn't he and he seems to be going alrite at the moment! :cool:

Grigg will come back and continue dominating VFL like he has been and get a call up sooner than we all think.

I love Grigg.
 
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XXX KINGS said:
Murphy had something similar didn't he and he seems to be going alrite at the moment! :cool:

Grigg will come back and continue dominating VFL like he has been and get a call up sooner than we all think.

I love Grigg.
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Murph is a gun and was dominating prior to his injury.
Murph dislocated his shoulder - generally a more significant injury than a fracture, but it depends on where the fracture is.

Initially I heard collarbone (clavicle) - if this is the case then great - they heal very well and the shoulder joint itself is o.k.
If he has fractured the humerus (upper arm bone) then the higher the break, the worse it is - if its a break throught the joint (right up the top) then its generally very bad and he will have a very stiff shoulder for a long time.............lets hope its the collar bone:thumbsu:
 
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Bluebear said:
Murph is a gun and was dominating prior to his injury.
Murph dislocated his shoulder - generally a more significant injury than a fracture, but it depends on where the fracture is.

Initially I heard collarbone (clavicle) - if this is the case then great - they heal very well and the shoulder joint itself is o.k.
If he has fractured the humerus (upper arm bone) then the higher the break, the worse it is - if its a break throught the joint (right up the top) then its generally very bad and he will have a very stiff shoulder for a long time.............lets hope its the collar bone:thumbsu:
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BB, would you mind telling me the Injury JK had prior to the draft?
 

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AndyWalkersGirl said:
BB, would you mind telling me the Injury JK had prior to the draft?
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Gilly is right, JK had a shoulder reco prior to the draft, much like what Murph had last year.
While I don't have direct knowledge of the injury a reconstruction is almost always for a dislocation similar to murph's, which causes damage to the ligaments - which in order to stabilise the shoulder and stop it coming out again need to be "reconstructed".
 
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Bluebear said:
Gilly is right, JK had a shoulder reco prior to the draft, much like what Murph had last year.
While I don't have direct knowledge of the injury a reconstruction is almost always for a dislocation similar to murph's, which causes damage to the ligaments - which in order to stabilise the shoulder and stop it coming out again need to be "reconstructed".
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ok ta. Let's just hope it's the bone he's fractured then, with no ligament damage:)
 
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AndyWalkersGirl said:
ok ta. Let's just hope it's the bone he's fractured then, with no ligament damage:)
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Yes, and no AWG (or as Gibbs would say - Yeah nah :D ).
If the break is through the actual joint, then given me ligament damage and a reco anyday.

If the break is well away from the joint then no worries, and better than lig damage. This is what I suspect given the 8-10 week prognosis.:thumbsu:
 
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Bluebear said:
Yes, and no AWG (or as Gibbs would say - Yeah nah :D ).
If the break is through the actual joint, then given me ligament damage and a reco anyday.

If the break is well away from the joint then no worries, and better than lig damage. This is what I suspect given the 8-10 week prognosis.:thumbsu:
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Thanks for your insight Dr. BlueBear :) :thumbsu:
 
Re: 16. Shaun Grigg

Really looking foward to watching this guy. I was just wondering if anyone knows if he will be back in the VFL next week? Also when we drafted him I was concerned about his footskills (from watching under 18 champs, low kicking effectiveness in TAC cup). Has he improved in this area?
 
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C4[2]Yo`DooR said:
Could have sworn he was asian .... lmao
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Or the next Gary O'Donnell?

This was a great call. :)
Weaver said:
46. Shaun Grigg – Bulldogs
Could well be the youngest player drafted. A running HBF or wingman who kicks long. Doesn’t win enough of the ball, is light and really needs to improve man on man work. A poor final where he was towelled up by Jackson will hurt him, but Jackson is a year older. Certainly the running, kicking, light style of player that the Dogs have nurtured in the past. Take him late this year in a weak draft or face having to take him with a pick in the 20s in next year’s edition?
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