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Yze got injured last night in the regional game in lavington.
Robbo also has a sore back.
Not good news
Robbo also has a sore back.
Not good news
Yze and robbo Injured
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Hopefully Yze will be back for round one, or at worst, round 2 fingers crossed.
Not sure about robbo, there wasnt any mention in the paper or on the websites, so I doubt its all that serious.
Not sure about robbo, there wasnt any mention in the paper or on the websites, so I doubt its all that serious.
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there was an article on yahoo news as follows.
Yze likely to miss only a week
Saturday March 5, 07:47 PM
Melbourne is confident Adem Yze will be fit for round one after suffering an unusual shoulder injury in the AFL trial match against St Kilda.
Yze was diagnosed with a sprain in the joint between his collarbone and sternum, which he suffered in a collision with an opponent.
The top midfielder will be rested from next weekend's trial, but is expected to add to his tally of 187 consecutive AFL games when the Demons play Essendon at the end of the month.
"It didn't look good at the time, but it's one of those things that hurts a lot," said Melbourne football manager Chris Fagan.
"It's in an awkward spot and he's going to be uncomfortable for a few days." James McDonald (hamstring soreness) and Russell Robertson (bruised back) will be tested during the week.
Meanwhile, Richmond utility Nathan Brown should be fit for next week after he was rested late in Friday night's trial in Alice Springs against Fremantle.
Brown carried a corked thigh into the game and a Tigers official said he was taken off only as a precaution.
Yze likely to miss only a week
Saturday March 5, 07:47 PM
Melbourne is confident Adem Yze will be fit for round one after suffering an unusual shoulder injury in the AFL trial match against St Kilda.
Yze was diagnosed with a sprain in the joint between his collarbone and sternum, which he suffered in a collision with an opponent.
The top midfielder will be rested from next weekend's trial, but is expected to add to his tally of 187 consecutive AFL games when the Demons play Essendon at the end of the month.
"It didn't look good at the time, but it's one of those things that hurts a lot," said Melbourne football manager Chris Fagan.
"It's in an awkward spot and he's going to be uncomfortable for a few days." James McDonald (hamstring soreness) and Russell Robertson (bruised back) will be tested during the week.
Meanwhile, Richmond utility Nathan Brown should be fit for next week after he was rested late in Friday night's trial in Alice Springs against Fremantle.
Brown carried a corked thigh into the game and a Tigers official said he was taken off only as a precaution.
