Plantar flexion inversion is not the typical mechanism of injury for that, however still possible.
Injury Fremantle 2020 Injury Thread
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Yeah.... according to Johnathon Brown and everyone else who parrots this story Bennell is the only person in the world with a second one
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It's a rolled ankle, I've played on after doing that plenty of times. He would know how bad it is, the fact he went back out is a good thing.
I dunno about that. I've rolled them trail running, and kept on going no problems. Once I rolled an ankle playing tennis. It hurt a lot, but I thought it would also be OK and managed to finish (and quickly lose) the match. Ended up on crutches for 2 weeks, and 6 weeks before I could run.
He went back out because it was strapped and the medics told him it was OK. He wouldn't have any idea how bad/good it really was.
By the looks of it if it was at all possible, we would have already delisted him. Just doesnt seem to have the fitness/body to make it at the level required.
Acres should be good to go this week going off of the injury list, obviously not the most reliable source!
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You could even say there's three if you want to count the plantaris.
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Injury update: Darcy a test
Get the latest on Darcy, Hill and Sturt in the Envision Medical Imaging injury update
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Sooo. The 4 week injury, was that a result from the first tweak that they strapped up or was this a different ankle?
Practice match for the 2nd 22.
They sneaked that one in there quietly didn’t they!
Also acres was listed as one week last week too. What’s another week I guess. Hell - what’s another season!
The thing with ankles is you can strap it up and play on it without risking much further damage, there was always the chance he finishes the game fine and helps us come back and is still out for 3-5 for it to heal properly - it’s not really the wrong decision and standard in elite sport
In the video Weber looks so pissed off that he has to answer questions on this big list of players! That’s the least members deserve. I’d say you can write Sturt off till August at least. I wish they wouldn’t insult the fans with their bullshit timeframes for players returns. Any team with 25-30% of their playing list consistently out injured will win nothing meaningful it’s as simple as that.
And this doesn’t even include Longmuir who has a spot of tennis elbow and Johnny Doc who’s off mascot duties for 4 weeks with goutView attachment 898125Injury update: Darcy a test
Get the latest on Darcy, Hill and Sturt in the Envision Medical Imaging injury updatewww.fremantlefc.com.au
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I remember not that long ago a two week injury was a reasonable time frame...these days it seems 3-4 weeks is the going rate!
If players like Sturt and Valente cant get on the park much this season, they'll soon fall into the black hole of injury rehab that has swallowed up Pearce and Hill, who similarly followed a well worn path trail blazed by Freo's previous injury Hall of Fame members.
If players like Sturt and Valente cant get on the park much this season, they'll soon fall into the black hole of injury rehab that has swallowed up Pearce and Hill, who similarly followed a well worn path trail blazed by Freo's previous injury Hall of Fame members.
Bring back Drum
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Dardy’s not on the list so he can come in for Sturt.
Sturt didn’t look like he was enjoying the hub, Dardy will be up & about.
Sturt didn’t look like he was enjoying the hub, Dardy will be up & about.
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