Flared up when he found out Bennell was playing this week?
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You suggesting some sort of groinal inferiority complex?
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We have one of the worst injury records of any club in the AFL, yet many fans still think our medical department is the best going around. I would think this is the one of the most serious issues facing Fremantle and needs to be addressed as a high priority.
Theres one game left, loads of clubs would have a high amount of players listed "season"
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Did we only have the two post-season surgeries? (Neale and Hughes)
Walters and Blakely hopefully should already be well on the way to recovering.
Walters and Blakely hopefully should already be well on the way to recovering.
Stephen Hill too (shoulder)
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That's not too bad then.
From what I have read it sounds like Neale will be the only one that might not be raring to go at the beginning of pre-season.
Blakely is about to resume surfing again, so he's good to go. The paddling should actually strengthen the shoulder.
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So in essence he has OP but we are no longer using that term in the football world?
Yeh, why is that?
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The lack of power in the groin muscle he reports isn't typical of OP though. He should be tight in there. Six weeks would say to me he has bruising or stress through that part of his pelvis.
People can get that in their patella connection below the knee, where the force from above pulls the tendon off the bone except the bone tries to come away from itself. Gets all angry.
The worry for me is infection from any injections they put into the area during his six weeks off, like what happened with Alex Silvani a few years ago. He is going off with the new wife, it won't be the most sanitary of conditions at the best of times let alone then.
Usual rule is anywhere naturally dark, damp or both is an infection risk.
Does anyone know how the season ending injury players are going? Running, casts off etc?
I refer to the following:
Lee Spurr Calf Season
Ed Langdon Knee Season
Connor Blakely Shoulder Season
Alex Pearce Leg Season
Michael Apeness Knee Season
Michael Walters Knee Season
Aaron Sandilands Hamstring Season
Matt Uebergang Hamstring Season
Zac Clarke Knee Season
Brady Grey Hamstring
I refer to the following:
Lee Spurr Calf Season
Ed Langdon Knee Season
Connor Blakely Shoulder Season
Alex Pearce Leg Season
Michael Apeness Knee Season
Michael Walters Knee Season
Aaron Sandilands Hamstring Season
Matt Uebergang Hamstring Season
Zac Clarke Knee Season
Brady Grey Hamstring
Are you calling his wife unsanitary?
Yeah OP is an outdated term - itis generally indicates an infection when there is none in OP
it's just clumped under BSI's now - bone stress injuries
Not sure what's wrong with Neale, if I was to have a shot in the dark I'd say something tendinous but I wouldn't rule out OP/BSI just because the players can't exactly communicate correctly symptoms neither will they or the club
Also Hughes is fine, has progressed to the plastic removable cast btw
Webber says they're all progressing well.
so 8-10 after the season starts
Tendinitis is now referred to as tendonopathy.
Not sure your background, but that justs slightly wrong. Tendinitis still exists, tendinopathy is an all encompassing term, that incorporates any disease involving the tendon, including non-inflammatory causes.
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