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Snuffaluphagus
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Honestly, the two footy things I'm looking forward to the next 3 weeks are: Playing Melbourne at the G, watching Johnson play for Peel. There seems to be a lot of hype on MJ and looking at the ridiculous frame he's built already you cant help but feel he could be special. Cant wait to watch Ras and MJ tag team South in a few weeksI'll back him in Snuffaluphagus
Noddy has great upside - I texted my mate in podiatry and he seemed to think it's only 3-4 week thing at most? Bizarre.
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Not ideal.. Noddy out for a while. Ryan with a dodgy ankle.. switta with the head knock
Acres, Colyer and Logue the logical inās
Iād imagine Aish to go back to help the small out, with Tucker more time on the wing
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Acres, Colyer and Logue the logical inās
Iād imagine Aish to go back to help the small out, with Tucker more time on the wing
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Weāll we all knew he had a hot left foot with those 3 goals heās lasered from the boundary
Daniels said they are giving him 6 weeks to be extra careful because they rate him highly.
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What does a hot spot mean injury experts?
Poor Noddy!
Poor Noddy!
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No way as that club is reserved for the WC squad and no telling what else you might catch!
Bring back Drum
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I'd hope our players have better tastes than Hip-E
I'd assume that he must have been complaining of pain. By mentioning hot spot, it implies he likely had a bone scan. Hot spots often indicate stress fracture. I would assume they will MRI it and decide on conservative management or surgery if the MRI confirms a fracture already.
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His was an impact fracture as someone stood on it.
We dont know where in the foot O'Driscoll's is yet...Possibly navicular?
I need MRI report
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His was an impact fracture as someone stood on it.
We dont know where in the foot O'Driscoll's is yet...Possibly navicular?
I need MRI report
Possibly navicular
Snuff how bout a permaban for swearing in this thread?
In all fairness, I used a "?"
Cant categorically call it a stress # yet, but "hot spots" on bone scans are often signs of one
It could be just a bone stress injury, but no doubt he will have MRI or already had one....
Jesus if it's a nav then he can bloody have my left foot.In all fairness, I used a "?"
Cant categorically call it a stress # yet, but "hot spots" on bone scans are often signs of one
It could be just a bone stress injury, but no doubt he will have MRI or already had one....
He can both of mine!....Apparently I have 2 left feet anyway!
Lets hope not. I wish they gave better info... "foot injury"...could be pretty much from toes thru to heel
He can both of mine!....Apparently I have 2 left feet anyway!
Lets hope not. I wish they gave better info... "foot injury"...could be pretty much from toes thru to heel
Club hasnt given any info yet. It was reported by a journalist.
Club still working thru diagnosis and management then....
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Would expect already had one (probably went straight to MRI without bone scan). Given the 6 week timeline I expect there was just some mild marrow oedema (grade 2).In all fairness, I used a "?"
Cant categorically call it a stress # yet, but "hot spots" on bone scans are often signs of one
It could be just a bone stress injury, but no doubt he will have MRI or already had one....
Fingers crossed.
Although referring to "hot spot", generally implies a bone scan.
The accessibility of MRI means bone scan can easily be skipped, but people will not infrequently refer to a non-fracture stress response on MRI as a "hot spot" to match the colloquial terminology. I personally have not ordered a bone scan to look for a stress fracture for many years, even in the public system. Straight to MRI.
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