Collarbone sidelines Reilly for eight
Alan Shiell
afl.com.au
10:51:11 AM Mon 28 April, 2003
Adelaide utility Brent Reilly has a fractured left collarbone and will be out of football for about eight weeks.
Reilly, 19, played in all of the Crows’ pre-season matches, including the winning Wizard Home Loans Cup grand final against Collingwood, and the first four of the regular season until he was sent back to Sturt for more game time last week.
But he was injured only three minutes after the start of the SANFL grand final rematch against Central District at Adelaide Oval last Friday.
Adelaide talls Ben Marsh and Ben Rutten were hurt playing for West Adelaide against Glenelg at Richmond Oval last Saturday.
Marsh broke a bone in a hand and was expected to miss one or two matches, and Rutten dislocated a thumb but could still be available this week.
Adelaide full back Nathan Bassett still has a chance of playing against the Kangaroos at Telstra Dome on Friday night, despite being knocked out in a heavy head-on collision with Port Adelaide’s Shaun Burgoyne in the third quarter of Showdown XIII at AAMI Stadium last Saturday night.
Bassett swam in the Crows’ heated pool on Sunday and Monday mornings and rested from Monday’s training session.
He is expected to have a light run on Tuesday and again on Thursday, with a view to playing this week.
Utility James Begley made a pleasing comeback with Sturt last Friday after recovering from a ruptured thumb, and Kris Massie was among Norwood’s best players against South Adelaide at Norwood Oval last Friday night.
Alan Shiell
afl.com.au
10:51:11 AM Mon 28 April, 2003
Adelaide utility Brent Reilly has a fractured left collarbone and will be out of football for about eight weeks.
Reilly, 19, played in all of the Crows’ pre-season matches, including the winning Wizard Home Loans Cup grand final against Collingwood, and the first four of the regular season until he was sent back to Sturt for more game time last week.
But he was injured only three minutes after the start of the SANFL grand final rematch against Central District at Adelaide Oval last Friday.
Adelaide talls Ben Marsh and Ben Rutten were hurt playing for West Adelaide against Glenelg at Richmond Oval last Saturday.
Marsh broke a bone in a hand and was expected to miss one or two matches, and Rutten dislocated a thumb but could still be available this week.
Adelaide full back Nathan Bassett still has a chance of playing against the Kangaroos at Telstra Dome on Friday night, despite being knocked out in a heavy head-on collision with Port Adelaide’s Shaun Burgoyne in the third quarter of Showdown XIII at AAMI Stadium last Saturday night.
Bassett swam in the Crows’ heated pool on Sunday and Monday mornings and rested from Monday’s training session.
He is expected to have a light run on Tuesday and again on Thursday, with a view to playing this week.
Utility James Begley made a pleasing comeback with Sturt last Friday after recovering from a ruptured thumb, and Kris Massie was among Norwood’s best players against South Adelaide at Norwood Oval last Friday night.




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