Search results for query: Ryan Gardner

...James Harmes (hamstring) – test Jordan Croft (concussion) – test Luke Cleary (concussion) - test Nick Coffield (shoulder) – test Aaron Naughton (knee) – test Jason Johannisen (hamstring) – 2-3 weeks Alex Keath (hamstring) – 4-6 weeks Ryan Gardner (wrist) – 10-12 weeks Bailey Smith (ACL) – Season

...Update: June 12 Western Bulldogs NameInjuryReturn Luke ClearyConcussionTBA Nick CoffieldShoulder2-3 weeks Jordan CroftConcussionTBA Ryan GardnerWrist10-12 weeks James HarmesHamstring2-3 weeks Jason JohannisenHamstring4-6 weeks Alex KeathHamstring5-7 weeks Aaron NaughtonKnee2-4 weeks Ed...

with no draft capital… better of chasing free agent battle over barrass. Or getting a solid under contract but unplayed key defender for a bag of chips like Ryan Gardner

...Test Luke Cleary Concussion TBC Jordan Croft Concussion TBC James Harmes Hamstring 2-3 weeks Nick Coffield Shoulder 2-3 weeks Aaron Naughton Knee 2-4 weeks Jason Johannisen Hamstring 4-6 weeks Alex Keath Hamstring 5-7 weeks Ryan Gardner Wrist 10-12 weeks Bailey Smith ACL Season

...training on Saturday and has been given the green light to face the Dockers at Marvel Stadium on Saturday afternoon. With Keath joining Ryan Gardner on the sidelines for a large chunk of the second half of the season, an opportunity presents for former first-round pick Jedd Busslingerto make...

There's no way we will be complacent. Most premiership metrics have them the #2 or #3 ranked side. The Dogs completely outplayed Sydney. Smashed them in contested ball, clearances, inside 50's, scoring shots. More intercepts and less turnovers. Just couldn't kick straight. Libba and...

Sam Darcy suspended too.

If we can have a good run from here, our teams should be looking amazing in 4-6 weeks, with plenty of fresh legs. The VFL team in particular had stood up exceptionally well given the injury run. Credit where credit is due.

...mindset they did against Melbourne and don't become complacent. PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Nick Coffield Shoulder 3-5 weeks Ryan Gardner Wrist 10-12 weeks James Harmes Hamstring 2-4 weeks Jason Johannisen Hamstring 5-6 weeks Tom Liberatore Concussion Test Aaron Naughton...

It's even shorter if you take out the injured players!!!!

Good to see Michael off the “weeks” and now into a test. He looked good two years ago so I’ll be very interested in what he can offer when he finally plays for the twos and as his contract is up this year you’d think this back half of the year is literally make or break. Perhaps Shadeau has...

...walking as part of his rehabilitation. – Michael Whiting DOGS PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Nick Coffield Shoulder 3-5 weeks Ryan Gardner Wrist 10-12 weeks James Harmes Hamstring 2-4 weeks Jason Johannisen Hamstring 5-6 weeks Tom Liberatore Concussion Test Aaron Naughton Knee...

...– test Laith Vandermeer (hamstring ) - test Cody Weightman (elbow) – 2-4 weeks James Harmes (hamstring) – 3-4 weeks Nick Coffield (shoulder) – 3-5 weeks Aaron Naughton (knee) – 3-5 weeks Jason Johannisen (hamstring) – 5-6 weeks Ryan Gardner (wrist) – 10-12 weeks Bailey Smith (ACL) – Season

...Alex WitherdenCalfTest Latest Update: May 29 Western Bulldogs NameInjuryReturn Nick CoffieldShoulder4-6 weeks Ryan GardnerWrist12-14 weeks James HarmesHamstringTBA Jason JohannisenHamstring4-5 weeks Tom LiberatoreConcussion1-2 weeks Aaron NaughtonKnee4-6 weeks Ed RichardsConcussionTBA...

Ryan Gardner had one good year.

...– TBC Anthony Scott (concussion) – TBC Tom Liberatore (concussion) – 1-2 weeks Jason Johannisen (hamstring) – 4-5 weeks Cody Weightman (elbow) – 4-5 weeks Aaron Naughton (knee) – 4-6 weeks Nick Coffield (shoulder) – 4-6 weeks Ryan Gardner (wrist) – 12-14 weeks Bailey Smith (ACL) – Season

Great call

Games like these is why players like Ryan Gardner and O'Donnell are always valuable (and it's a shame they're both injured). When Swans transition ball movement is on, sometimes your defenders just need raw athleticism to defend two players at once.

Almost all of those were best 22 at their club. That is exactly the types we should be targeting. I don't think people are referring to those players when we express dissatisfaction with some of the list decisions. Though happy with Harmes and Coffield personally. Baker, Lobb and Gards are...

I don't have a problem with the players we have traded in just that we always seem to be picking up low ceiling delisted players in the SSP and MSD when we already have a problem with our depth of AFL quality player. If we continue down this same path as this it is going to get really ugly when...

...due for a spell in the VFL but otherwise he's been handy. Alex Keath was our most important defender for a stretch, is an area of need Ryan Gardner is the one that is neither quality, nor an area of need (given he can't really intercept, nor can he play on a key) Edit: I probably think there...

"Two rival recruiters, who spoke anonymously to this masthead because they were discussing another club’s plans, believe West Perth’s Jasper Scaife, a 197-centimetre forward who turns 20 in September, is in the Roos’ sights." What a weird premise for an article.

...in last year’s draft, and recruiters expect a similar number this year. Jai Newcombe, John Noble, Marlion Pickett, Sam Durham and Ryan Gardner are among the success stories to arrive at AFL clubs via the mid-season draft. Jai Newcombe joined Hawthorn via the mid-season draft.Credit: AFL...

...picked in last year’s draft, and recruiters expect a similar number this year. Jai Newcombe, John Noble, Marlion Pickett, Sam Durham and Ryan Gardner are among the success stories to arrive at AFL clubs via the mid-season draft. North are winless through 10 rounds, so another defeat on...