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2 weeks is the word from Balme.
Enright has medial ankle strain - subbed out- always slower to settle than typical ankle - more likely to miss than play next week
— Dr Peter Larkins (@doclarkins) March 30, 2014
One man's misfortune is another man's opportunity!!luckily we have a bevvy of handy replacements, Rivers, Bews, Thurlow or even young Kolodjashnij could get a look in over the coming 2-3 weeks.
2 weeks is the word from Balme.
Opposition player fell on his ankle. Thats all.1-4 I think SJ. 268 games I dont like it when the mature guys start to get unlucky injuries.
Sounds unlucky to me.Opposition player fell on his ankle. Thats all.
Was a right medial knee injury last year iirc.What was the injury last year? Same leg?
Looked like he was injured as soon as the player landed on him. Could have happened to a first gamer.Sounds unlucky to me.
Thanks Big TomWas a right medial knee injury last year iirc.
Hurts a lot more as you get older, though.Looked like he was injured as soon as the player landed on him. Could have happened to a first gamer.
We got good replacements. Not as good, though, obviously.
Don't remind me.Hurts a lot more as you get older, though.
Do they bother sticking anyone in a hyperbaric chamber (to oxygenate the blood and speed recovery) this early in the season?

Should see him back just in time for finals then2 weeks is the word from Balme.
The ankle injury suffered by champion defender Corey Enright during the third quarter was "a bit more serious than we'd like", but Scott was loathe to speculate on its severity.
should it have been a free kick to Enright? I can't quite remember the actual incident that led to the injury but didn't he have his feet taken out as the Brisbane bloke slid in underneath him?