Jamison

[Blueinblood]

Despite Jamison's injury he played an awesome game last night playing on a forward who had 1 less goal than fev. He kept him goaless. Infact he kept him shotless. He always gets a fist in and i really liked his body work on the line. He is super Quick and absoloutley pantsed Bradshaw. Well done Michael!

 

[Mike_blues]

bradshaw only had 1 touch with jamo on him
lets all hope its not a serious injury

 

[Artie Bucco]

Any news on his injury?

He's become one of the top10 that you pencil in every week. Love this guy can play on any opponent

 

[the messiah 5]

he has been very good all year, will be a great player hopefully with a few more games under his belt.. how old would he be?

 

[Crippa#9]

had scans today - anyone heard any news?

 

[Blueinblood]

Blues girl reported that he was at training lugging around some weights around the oval. Im not sure if she asked him but she said he was hopeful of playing this week

 

[Captain Judd]

Blues girl reported that he was at training lugging around some weights around the oval. Im not sure if she asked him but she said he was hopeful of playing this week

Great hopefully he should be ok to play again fremantle. he will kill Tarrant! Ive got him on Facebook but im to scared to ask him hahah

 

[carltonrules1234]

agreed did a awsome job and if he plays this week he will kill tarrant

 

[Mike_blues]

jamison will be playing this week
(no proof) but my gut says hes playing
gonna own that tarrant
if he owns him to much stick him on pav
i rekon he'll own him to

 

[MickyB]

Jamison is one of the real finds of the rookie list, has that great mix of pace, core strength and decent disposal.
I went to the game with an extremely biased Lions supporter who didn't know a lot about Jammo.
After a few contests where he beat Bradshaw 1 out he said to me, "that No. 40 is pretty strong." And he's right, Bradshaw is a tough competitor, so to out body him more than once shows some exceptional body strength.

Jammo and Bower are fast becoming the standouts in our backline, I can't wait for Thornton to come back to complete the set up.

 

[royboy2]

According to Sports today (3aw) he will need a shoulder reco, lets hope not

 

[BlueDW]

Would be a disaster if he needed a reco.

A real gem off the rookie list, kudos to Hughes and his crew.

 

[DaveyBlues]

Great hopefully he should be ok to play again fremantle. he will kill Tarrant! Ive got him on Facebook but im to scared to ask him hahah

Wanna gimme that facebook?
Found Murph's myspace but was afraid to add him as he's at alot of functions n might recognise me...

aside from that, really hope Jamo plays this week, cos if he does Pav might just kick 10....cos they aynt gonna have anyone else to kick to.

 

[Thrawn]

According to Sports today (3aw) he will need a shoulder reco, lets hope not

Shit !!!!

 

[mjonc]

Would be a disaster if he needed a reco.

A real gem off the rookie list, kudos to Hughes and his crew.

Kudos to Gavin Crosisca for bringing him to the club.

 

[as0l0]

Just for the record, Waite was also very effective on Bradshaw....but well done Jamo. Get well soon mate.

 

[THEBLOODS85]

he has been very good all year, will be a great player hopefully with a few more games under his belt.. how old would he be?

22 in a few weeks

 

[DaveyBlues]

Does anyone know what he actually did? From what i saw he didn't really get bumped and did it whilst having his arm up, so i wouldave said rotator cuff which is only a couple of weeks usually.

 

[jonoman89]

so far i've read that he's a chance to play this week. i hope he isn;t out for too long because he really does add a lot of structure to our backline. losing thornton, walker, houlihan and jammo would definitely hurt.

 

[The Coach]

Ratten just said 2-4 wks

 

[Mike_blues]

Ratten just said 2-4 wks

shit!!!
our defence is screwed
though bannister bak apparently this week

 

[The Cranium]

Ratten just said 2-4 wks

Nooooooooo, eventually we'll have to have Gilly out on the park

 

[thylacine60]

Nooooooooo, eventually we'll have to have Gilly out on the park

Yeah, we need a soft-____ down there, C. He's hardly going to stiffen us up, is he?

 

[Charbzilla]

Jammo's injury

CONDITION: Shoulder Subluxation (Instability)

DESCRIPTION:
A shoulder subluxation or instability involves a temporary, partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. The shoulder is made up of a ball-and-socket joint in which the ball of the upper arm bone is normally held in the socket of the shoulder blade by a group of ligaments that connect to the bones. In a shoulder subluxation, the ball of the upper arm bone slips partially out of the shoulder socket.

How does a shoulder subluxation develop?
Shoulder instability (subluxation) A shoulder subluxation usually occurs in one of three types of patients: those with a prior injury to the shoulder, those who overuse their shoulder, and those who are double jointed. Patients who have sustained a prior shoulder dislocation often develop chronic instability this area. The ligaments that support the shoulder are usually torn when the dislocation occurs. If these ligaments heal too loosely, the shoulder will be prone to repeat dislocations and episodes of instability. Athletes or those who compete in sports that involve overhead activities such as volleyball players, swimmers, and baseball pitchers may have a loose shoulder or multidirectional instability (MDI). They will stretch out the shoulder capsule and ligaments, and may develop chronic shoulder instability. And finally, patients with certain connective tissue disorders may have loose shoulder joints. In addition, those with a condition that causes joint laxity, or double-jointedness, may have joints that are too loose throughout their bodies, which can lead to shoulder instability and even dislocation.

 

[ECHUCABOY]

Jammo's injury

CONDITION: Shoulder Subluxation (Instability)

DESCRIPTION:
A shoulder subluxation or instability involves a temporary, partial dislocation of the shoulder joint. The shoulder is made up of a ball-and-socket joint in which the ball of the upper arm bone is normally held in the socket of the shoulder blade by a group of ligaments that connect to the bones. In a shoulder subluxation, the ball of the upper arm bone slips partially out of the shoulder socket.

How does a shoulder subluxation develop?
Shoulder instability (subluxation) A shoulder subluxation usually occurs in one of three types of patients: those with a prior injury to the shoulder, those who overuse their shoulder, and those who are double jointed. Patients who have sustained a prior shoulder dislocation often develop chronic instability this area. The ligaments that support the shoulder are usually torn when the dislocation occurs. If these ligaments heal too loosely, the shoulder will be prone to repeat dislocations and episodes of instability. Athletes or those who compete in sports that involve overhead activities such as volleyball players, swimmers, and baseball pitchers may have a loose shoulder or multidirectional instability (MDI). They will stretch out the shoulder capsule and ligaments, and may develop chronic shoulder instability. And finally, patients with certain connective tissue disorders may have loose shoulder joints. In addition, those with a condition that causes joint laxity, or double-jointedness, may have joints that are too loose throughout their bodies, which can lead to shoulder instability and even dislocation.

His shoulder has popped out atleast 3 times this year, so maybe its just a case of it popping in without any damage.....(it does happen). If not we are in a bit of trouble