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id agree with that averaged almost 100 points a game that year
round 5 v melbourne what a comeback
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A wise man told me once never trust a non drinker , but I suppose there are exemptions.
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steak at Steersons. Will be heavily medicated come game time
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Every AFL player is carrying some sort of minor injury at all times.
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And you know it is a "minor" injury, how?
That has been common knowledge since he hurt it in the JLT Cup !
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The fact he is getting on to the field every week. If it was a major injury then he wouldn't be.
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For this
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Heeney has opened up about playing injured this year with a torn ankle and how being known as a tough footballer means more to him than the stunning skill that has him in the mix to win the mark of the year for the second year running.
But as the Swans have battled through an injury crisis, Heeney has suited up for every match so far and will once again lead the new generation of bloods against GWS today at Giants Stadium.
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“I had a little tear in my ankle and it stops your agility and you try not to jump off that foot. It stops you from getting to your peak performance and whether that does affect you mentally — a lot of things come into play and you just try and put it behind you and control what you can control.”
Heeney is confident he won’t require surgery on his ankle or on any of his other bumps and bruises in the off-season.
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But as the Swans have battled through an injury crisis, Heeney has suited up for every match so far and will once again lead the new generation of bloods against GWS today at Giants Stadium.
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“I had a little tear in my ankle and it stops your agility and you try not to jump off that foot. It stops you from getting to your peak performance and whether that does affect you mentally — a lot of things come into play and you just try and put it behind you and control what you can control.”
Heeney is confident he won’t require surgery on his ankle or on any of his other bumps and bruises in the off-season.
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No curtains being brought out onto the ground, vet called and big bang.
Sure RobbieK he may not have a badly broken ankle, but he is possibly being jabbed up pre game and possibly half time. Twice have heard Heeney being described as limping in the pre game on ground warm up (ie the jabs had not fully kicked in).
I have no faith in our medico regime. Our recent record in cooking players may be the worst in the league. Few of our players return from serious injury. Many are forced to defer surgery and never get back to where they were.
Franklin, Jack, Tippett, Hanners, and prolly JPK are some of the higher profile players who have been parboiled or cooked to ash.
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Meet me in the middle: Swans, Giants bulls ready for cross-town rumble
With Kennedy and Parker battling Hopper and Taranto, Saturday's Sydney derby won't be one for the faint-hearted
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This isn't surprising. You have no faith in the coaches, you have no faith in the club management, you have no faith in the doctors... is there any aspect of the club you have faith in?
The reality is that you do not have access to the kind of information you would need to make this judgment.
Heeney really didn't play like someone who has a major injury concern today.
Because if you have played competitive sports your body aches for days.
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Aches and pains, post game are different to persistent injury.
I came here looking for the article about the AFL coming out and acknowledging the umpiring errors from yesterday like they did for the Victorian teams a few weeks ago. I thought I missed the article. Apparently, we are not worthy of an apology and official explanation.
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Swans seek to avoid 21st century AFL nadir
Sydney need to win two of their last three AFL games of the season if they want to avoid their lowest AFL victory tally in the 21st century.
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Here you go Bedders. And audio interview at bottom of page.
How Paul Williams discovered a new freedom by playing for Sydney
“You could walk the streets and no-one would know your name.”
www.sen.com.au
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Here you go Bedders. And audio interview at bottom of page.
How Paul Williams discovered a new freedom by playing for Sydney
“You could walk the streets and no-one would know your name.”
It is a really good interview.
Slobbo’s dislikes column.
Grand Uncle Horace
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Here you go Bedders. And audio interview at bottom of page.
How Paul Williams discovered a new freedom by playing for Sydney
“You could walk the streets and no-one would know your name.”
being replayed now (11.00pm) on SEN
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