Didn't Kreuz do his huge bike-ride at the end of last year ??? There is NO WAY he would do THAT much riding if he had a recent set-back ...............
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Good point. MS3 is not the type to post crap but the info he's been given doesn't really fit with what Kreuzer was saying yesterday.Didn't Kreuz do his huge bike-ride at the end of last year ??? There is NO WAY he would do THAT much riding if he had a recent set-back ...............
Kreuzer to Ride for Youth
Didn't Kreuz do his huge bike-ride at the end of last year ??? There is NO WAY he would do THAT much riding if he had a recent set-back ...............
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I'm not complaining about Jacobs leaving - not the fact he left, not the trade we got.
That has nothing to do with it.
I just refuse to believe that we would not have replaced him (be it through a trade or draft....far more likely draft) if we knew Kreuz had suffered a setback & Hammer was struggling with his knee, leaving us effectively with 1 fit ruckman in Warnock who has spent a year out of the game not long ago.
Yes we drafted tall and that's great, but it's largely irrelevant to this discussion as none of them are ruckmen.
You are right that the MC is trying to mould Levi into a ruckman, but we all know he's a mile off it. The MC would be well aware of it, and wouldn't have not recruited a ruckman because Levi is developing.
Agree on Hampson - his time is now. Showed great promise in 2009 in the ruck. I'm confident he'll do well if given the opportunity, and if this rumour turns out to be true, I'm sure he'll get plenty of games.
Didn't Kreuz do his huge bike-ride at the end of last year ??? There is NO WAY he would do THAT much riding if he had a recent set-back ...............
Kreuzer to Ride for Youth
Coryne riding impact is totally different to running impact...
Referring to what blue gunslinger suggested, it was only a minor set back, which still allowed him to do that ride.
Ive been told a round 7-10 return with the seniors is more than likely, having played a handful of games with the Ants. No too distressed about that tbh. Will give us the opportunity to see what Hampson is made of as well as showcasing 206. (By years end he will be one of the most dominant ruckman in the comp. He is flying atm. Lets hope injuries stay away).![]()
usually in the rehab they get you on the spin bike anyway so not that different. Still the forces through the knee riding are so different to running. The knee joint itself goes through an unnatural movement pattern riding. Our bodies were not designed to ride bikes. I guess they were trying to maintain the muscular integrity with little loading. Low gear high cadence.I still find it strange that in September he has had surgery on a knee he just had a reco on, then he heads off on a bike ride from Bendigo to Bathurst on the 4th of October. I mean even a small arthroscopic procedure norm takes a couple of weeks to recover from on a relatively health knee, let alone one being rested back to full health after a knee reco.
I am not saying it's not true, just sounds weird they would risk it IMO. Anyway a rd 7-11 come-back, after a couple of games in the Ant's, isn't the end of the world IMO as long as he comes back 100% (and not a moment before then !!!!!!!!)
usually in the rehab they get you on the spin bike anyway so not that different. Still the forces through the knee riding are so different to running. The knee joint itself goes through an unnatural movement pattern riding. Our bodies were not designed to ride bikes. I guess they were trying to maintain the muscular integrity with little loading. Low gear high cadence.
I diagree- stationary bikes you never really rest eg go down hill and really push harder whereas doing a long distance road ride you can get off the cleats eg down hill and you "pace" yourself home much more. With tri training we use stationary trainers to really train for power and load up the legs and the road for endurance training. i think power training would be where you would risk blowing the knee out more so than the wear and tear of a long distance.Yeah but the trip would also be AT LEAST a couple of hours of riding a day + the chance of injury riding on the open road apposed to riding a stationary bike
Anyway, as long as Kreuzer comes back 100% I don't really mind how long it takes or what rehab was used.
Rumours continued to swirl yesterday that the AFL wants Fevola out and Lions are happy to oblige.
Sources are convinced that only money remains the sticking point.
Apparently the Lions want a "chop out" from the league so the entire $1.5 million payout does not provide such a sting to the salary cap and bottom line

Rumour has it that Essendon have rocketed up to a premiership chance after tonights showing.

Rumor.....
Carlton officials (Swan & Sticks i'm told) will have a short meeting with the whole playing group to discuss Brendon Fevola.
Now that Brendon will have more time on his hands and a move back to melbourne will most likely be on the cards, officials don't want players being distracted by him or getting caught up with him.
Bullshit!Mates are mates and I would like to think our boys are there to support Fev if he asked for it.
Bullshit!
Mates are what friends aren't.
Fevola lead our young boys astray and got them into one too many off-field complications. Fev gave absolutely no regard for the image of the club and therefore the players, supposedly his mates.
He made their off-field lives a living hell by way of the disproportionate scrutiny the media afforded them every time he slipped up.
Stay the **** away from him.
He might have had mates when he left Carlton, but I doubt he had any friends.
Good friends would best be served by severing ties and trying to teach him a lesson that he desperately needs.
Fev needs to deal with his wife and children first and foremost, and patching up those relationships will take far longer than any of our players' AFL careers.
Now, now!Your a fool!
I've heard numerous times, the exact opposite. Do remember though, that, being liked is not having friends.Fev was one of the most liked blokes at the club...unfortunately he let himself down when he got on the sauce, I dont think he led our young blokes astray at all as you suggest...
He has been given every opportunity to correct these whilst at the Blues, but proceeded to call our captain, supposedly his "mate", "****ing shit" in front of the AFL media, embroil numerous other teammates in his petulant behaviour, and consequently alienate the playing group.The guy is a ill. He has debts, a drinking problem and has lost his family and job and as a consequence is suffering depression...I would like to think our blokes have the dignity in them to be there if a mate asked for it .............
Sorry, mate. Here is not the place to pass personal judgements.but obviously your not like that BTP?