A few of you guys probably saw it. Reports on channel 10 and from the man himself is that the hammy isn't repairing and he is still atleast 4 weeks off.
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This is very suspect. It oviously is not repairing and i think probably no were nere 100% when he is back. It has to be his last year as i cant see him being able to pull up next year. Was a picture of him on the front page of a Sydney paper last week, he was training at the beach and looked like the size of a bull when he got out of the water. He has hit the upper body weights over summer. There must be an announcement sooner then later from the club on his condition as i think they are not telling us the hole story.
A normal hamstring strain is a 3 - 4 week injury, there's something wrong there that doesn't fit, hopefully Bucks has an answer and doesn't give us crap tonight. If he needs a few more weeks then so be it.
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No, Im actually quite disappointed with the Collingwood FC. Rumours are out there, they should come out and make a statment. We are talking about the clubs best ever player, they at least owe that much to the supporters, we have a right to know whats happening with our captain. Im sick of hearing rumours and him speaking on SEN isnt enough!
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Push harder you wimp.
Go back to squatting.
3-4 weeks is what AFL players take but you will find runners take up to 3 months. The reason so many players re-injure the hamstring right after coming back as they come back way to early.