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No it was just a meniscus tear.Good to see him get a lucky break for once.
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No it was just a meniscus tear.Good to see him get a lucky break for once.
sigh. off to ireland with Joey and James then"Meanwhile, midfielder Mitch Hibberd has been cleared of serious damage to his knee after suffering a heavy knock to the area at training on Thursday morning. "
From EFC site
sigh. off to ireland with Joey and James then
i hope its a nice farm at least.....
Pretty sure it became a 6 week injuryHas there been some further bad news? Just wondering one reference to these two posts today, considering this happened 2 weeks ago
New recruit Mitch Hibberd is also not far from returning to training following successful knee surgery in late January.
“Mitch should be back in the next couple of weeks, he’s doing extremely well.
“He started running yesterday, so we expect him to have a fairly quick build over the next two or three weeks.”
Does that mean we may see him next week?eth-dog Back in main training for your boy.
Does that mean we may see him next week?
There's a VFL praccy the same week as round 1.I mean according to the above he's in full training, but I agree, if he'd played either pre-season match he'd be a red hot chance early.
Good team to have a praccy against too. Deluca, Maginness, Mynott, amongst others. Strong inside contingent there.There's a VFL praccy the same week as round 1.
I doubt Hepp is back by week 2 if he has ruled himself out for next week. If Hibberd plays vs Box Hill and has a good showing he could still have shot early.
Though as I see it I would play both in the same team, they bring different skills to the table
There's a VFL praccy the same week as round 1.
I doubt Hepp is back by week 2 if he has ruled himself out for next week. If Hibberd plays vs Box Hill and has a good showing he could still have shot early.
Though as I see it I would play both in the same team, they bring different skills to the table
Well, yeah (as would anyone)True but he'd be much more likely had he played the 3 AFL practice matches.
Probably, although Hibberd is at the disadvantage of being out of the AFL system for 15 months and only being at the club 4 months whilst Snelling (or another player) has had a full off-season.I suspect he's in the situation where he would need to force his way in. I expect we'd just as soon replace Heppell with someone like Snelling at this stage.