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Buckley out indefinitely
March 30, 2005
AFL club Collingwood has ruled out its star captain Nathan Buckley for an indefinite period because of concerns over his hamstrings.
Buckley, 32, appeared to have re-injured his hamstring in Monday's loss to Western Bulldogs, having not played a game during the pre-season because of injury.
"Prior to Monday's game, Nathan had passed every benchmark in relation to rehabilitation from a hamstring injury," the club said in a statement.
"However, under match-day pressure Nathan could not reach and maintain 100 per cent intensity."
Buckley has been plagued by hamstring troubles since early in the 2004 season, when he missed seven games.
Collingwood said Buckley's injury was caused by chronic scar tissue, which limited his ability to fully extend himself during games.
"The club is exploring all avenues to rectify the problem and is confident that Nathan will make a full recovery and return to lead the team," the Magpies said.
One man is not a team but could make a difference to this weeks game.
March 30, 2005
AFL club Collingwood has ruled out its star captain Nathan Buckley for an indefinite period because of concerns over his hamstrings.
Buckley, 32, appeared to have re-injured his hamstring in Monday's loss to Western Bulldogs, having not played a game during the pre-season because of injury.
"Prior to Monday's game, Nathan had passed every benchmark in relation to rehabilitation from a hamstring injury," the club said in a statement.
"However, under match-day pressure Nathan could not reach and maintain 100 per cent intensity."
Buckley has been plagued by hamstring troubles since early in the 2004 season, when he missed seven games.
Collingwood said Buckley's injury was caused by chronic scar tissue, which limited his ability to fully extend himself during games.
"The club is exploring all avenues to rectify the problem and is confident that Nathan will make a full recovery and return to lead the team," the Magpies said.
One man is not a team but could make a difference to this weeks game.












