Injury Report - Season 2024

[rfctigerarmy]

Just want to see Bauer play

 

[tiger_tough]

Just want to see Bauer play

Me too. Hopefully he can get a good run at it with his body now. It'd be nice to see him get a few games in the seniors this season.

 

[db26]

Wasn't Fawcett supposed to join training in May. Ross looks like hod gone for the year a shame.

 

[A Tiger 4 lyf]

I’m excited for the prospect of a Bauer Balta Lefau forwardline in the not too distant future


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[fargothegreat]

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Bauer spent the entire preseason (until injury) training as a backman, and looked impressive from all reports.

I'm hoping he can take Grimes' position at some stage.

 

[Ctl]

we are going to be pretty healthy soon, only Lynch, Taranto and Ross are long term injuries

 

[UncleBob]

todays injury update provided by the media team… no sign of Meehan… ?
Thought he did the weekly update

 

[Ancient Tiger]

todays injury update provided by the media team… no sign of Meehan… ?
Thought he did the weekly update

He pulled a hammy and a quad at the same time and thus couldn't hobble out and do the interview.

 

[Meteoric Rise]

we are going to be pretty healthy soon, only Lynch, Taranto and Ross are long term injuries

And Gibcus, Clarke, Colina and Fawcett...

 

[Charlie Pannam]

Bauer spent the entire preseason (until injury) training as a backman, and looked impressive from all reports.

I'm hoping he can take Grimes' position at some stage.

Reads the play very well and although only 192cm, he has a great leap and long reach. Could see him playing a role in the backline similar to Sicily.
Capable forward also.
Really hoping he can get an injury free run at it for the remainder of the season

 

[Timothy Luncheon]

Injury list is peaking right in time for us to storm home for the premiership

 

[Groupie_]

we are going to be pretty healthy soon, only Lynch, Taranto and Ross are long term injuries

wonder if we'll tank or start winning games

 

[Ctl]

wonder if we'll tank or start winning games

hopefully tank, finals are long gone

 

[Dr Tigris]

wonder if we'll tank or start winning games

Reckon we might let the cards fall. Hopefully play the kids as well as the older guys to provide a structure. Without structure and the mature bodies the kids will not learn much. It's all about learning now.

 

[Groupie_]

todays injury update provided by the media team… no sign of Meehan… ?
Thought he did the weekly update

hiding in his basement

 

[Ctl]

And Gibcus, Clarke, Colina and Fawcett...

Only Gibcus is best 23 and he is ruled out for the year, so I didn't factor him in

 

[TigerImposter]

Only Gibcus is best 23 and he is ruled out for the year, so I didn't factor him in

Clarke will be and he was getting close to getting a game. He’ll surprise a lot of people next season. It was Just bullshit why he was allowed back on the ground as he now has a long wait and to start all over again. He’s best 23 easily.
I rate him well above Banks and to be an A grader, but we need to be patient now.

 

[TheOptimum18]

Was listening to Cotch speak with Mark Howard on his podcast, and found it interesting that Cotch said that pretty much all of his soft tissue injuries (mainly the hamstring ones) were more mental issues rather than physical issues.

Makes you think whether some of the players like Graham, Short, Prestia etc. get recurring soft tissues due to mental hurdles rather than physical hurdles.

 

[Timothy Luncheon]

Was listening to Cotch speak with Mark Howard on his podcast, and found it interesting that Cotch said that pretty much all of his soft tissue injuries (mainly the hamstring ones) were more mental issues rather than physical issues.

Makes you think whether some of the players like Graham, Short, Prestia etc. get recurring soft tissues due to mental hurdles rather than physical hurdles.

You'd think they work with someone to get over that side of it

 

[TigerImposter]

Was listening to Cotch speak with Mark Howard on his podcast, and found it interesting that Cotch said that pretty much all of his soft tissue injuries (mainly the hamstring ones) were more mental issues rather than physical issues.

Makes you think whether some of the players like Graham, Short, Prestia etc. get recurring soft tissues due to mental hurdles rather than physical hurdles.

I think Cotchin is wrong here and way out of his depth.

http://www.oliverfinlay.com/assets/pdf/crosier%20et%20al%20(2004).%20%20factors%20associated%20with%20recurrent%20hamstring%20injuries..pdf

Soft tissue injury: Symptoms, causes, treatment, and more

Soft tissue injuries include sprains, strains, and contusions of any tissue that is not bone. This usually refers to tendon, ligament, and muscle injuries.

www.medicalnewstoday.com

 

[TheOptimum18]

You'd think they work with someone to get over that side of it

Not sure if you've listened to the podcast, but the two examples Cotch used was him doing a hammy just before heading into the hub, and the uncertainty around that time, and the other example was being worried about the birth of his second child which was booked in for the day after a game, and he did his hammy in the first or second quarter.

So when I say "mental issues", it's not a fear of injury or overexerting themselves after recovery from an injury (which is what I'm assuming you're referring to here), but genuine life changing issues that can represent themselves as anxiety or stress that isn't as simple as "go see a psychologist" to help fix.

 

[Timothy Luncheon]

Not sure if you've listened to the podcast, but the two examples Cotch used was him doing a hammy just before heading into the hub, and the uncertainty around that time, and the other example was being worried about the birth of his second child which was booked in for the day after a game, and he did his hammy in the first or second quarter.

So when I say "mental issues", it's not a fear of injury or overexerting themselves after recovery from an injury (which is what I'm assuming you're referring to here), but genuine life changing issues that can represent themselves as anxiety or stress that isn't as simple as "go see a psychologist" to help fix.

Oh right

 

[lizard man]

how many injuries will we get today?

 

[Al Heimer]

Prestia if he plays is one.

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[banana_bus]

How are we so far off the mark with our fitness? How can any of you watch us stand around like statues and think that Meehan is doing a good job? We are at embarrassment levels and a lot of it comes straight from Meehan's department