Injury Update: Fort and Dahlhaus
Darcy Fort and Luke Dahlhaus will both spend a period on the sidelines.
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This is bad news for our structure.Injury Update: Fort and Dahlhaus
Darcy Fort and Luke Dahlhaus will both spend a period on the sidelines.www.geelongcats.com.au
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Amazing they are putting week estimates on the injuries. We’ve been told for the past three years that it’s not possible.Injury Update: Fort and Dahlhaus
Darcy Fort and Luke Dahlhaus will both spend a period on the sidelines.
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What is the story with Stanley?
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Was nice to finish first 1/4 with 22 fit players. First time in 3 games.
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It was a medial ligament strain and this was last weeks update - The Cats will continue to monitor Rhys Stanley's return from a knee injury in coming weeks.
Hopefully we'll get an update later this week along with other injury news
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Early prognosis
Geelong is refusing to link foot injuries to Dahlhausand Fort to the surface at Optus Stadium, despite both pulling up sore following the loss to Collingwood in round seven. Dahlhaus has bone stress in his heel and Fort in his foot and will miss considerable time. Atkins has overcome his rib cartilage damage and will re-join main training on Thursday. Jenkins is still yet to play a scratch match in Geelong colours, but is increasing his training loads and is expected to play game minutes this week. Selwood and Narkle are tests to play the Eagles, with the skipper the more likely of the two. Stanley has already been ruled out of a date with Nic Naitanui but could play North Melbourne on August 5
Geelong is refusing to link foot injuries to Dahlhausand Fort to the surface at Optus Stadium, despite both pulling up sore following the loss to Collingwood in round seven. Dahlhaus has bone stress in his heel and Fort in his foot and will miss considerable time. Atkins has overcome his rib cartilage damage and will re-join main training on Thursday. Jenkins is still yet to play a scratch match in Geelong colours, but is increasing his training loads and is expected to play game minutes this week. Selwood and Narkle are tests to play the Eagles, with the skipper the more likely of the two. Stanley has already been ruled out of a date with Nic Naitanui but could play North Melbourne on August 5
How likely is selwood to play for you guys?
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Paraphrasing what he said last night, unlikely
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That is a completely inaccurate assessment of what the coach said. He said it was conservative to leave him out against Freo and he was likely to play this week. Not sure what the first response to you was referring to.
Ah yeah fair enough
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Joel was interviewed by Tim Watson (I think) and asked whether he would play against WCE. Instead of a yes or no response, he hesitated and said something like “I’ll be back when I’m ready”. I may have misinterpreted what he meant...
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Krock interview suggested he was training well and doing speed work but said nothing about direction changes which to me would be the final test for hammies.
He did say that because it happened early in game blood flow was not a full flow and that as such it had helped it not be as bad as expected. Narkle was worse.
As such. - id say not his week.
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FFS - at least its only an arthroscopic clean out... not anything massively structural...
Hopefully they caught it early and its not been degenerative or anything
REALLY wanted to see him get a go soon.
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REALLY wanted to see him get a go soon.
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Sucks for him. I really hope he gets a game next year.
A scope op is probably only a 2-3 week injury. But it’s enough to rule him out for the rest of the year.
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Very disappointed for Nathan. And really hopeful that the injury doesn't prove to be serious in the long term.
Having said that, we'd reached the point in this season where he was never getting a game in the seniors in any case. Which means getting this attended to right now won't cost him any meaningful footy in 2020 and will hopefully set him up to be ready to go as soon as preseason training rolls around.
So my avatar will roll on into 2021, with the hope that it hits peak relevance early in the season.
All the best, Nath...
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Sadly, not necessarily so. It could involve a microfracture procedure where they drill holes in a cartilage defect to make it bleed and heal (8 weeks minimum), or a meniscal repair (12weeks). As we don't know the details, and given he went home, I'd GUESS it was more than just a tidy up.
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twisted knee at driving range?
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