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Yep, Melbourne could do with one that size. Only thing it lacks is a second big screen, only having one is ridiculous.Yeah it's a great stadium.
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Yep, Melbourne could do with one that size. Only thing it lacks is a second big screen, only having one is ridiculous.Yeah it's a great stadium.
Woo.
Go Dogs. VFL premiers for the second time in 3 years. What a cracking 24 hours. Theres half a dozen boys who could easily walk into our seniors if needed, our depth is crazy.
Want Hannan on our list next year and Ben Long should be in demand in the draft too.
The future is very bright for you guys no matter what the result is next weekend. You guys really do remind me of us in 07-08.
A mate just told me this -
Lin Jong hurt his left shoulder against West Coast. They taped his right shoulder and Casey kept bumping into that one thinking it was the sore one. Great strategy by Dogs.
2 weeks for a broken collarbone? That's as bad as Joe Ledley's 'recovery' from a broken leg during the euros......not wanting to piss on the bullies parade but cmon!
just that I have never heard of someone being able to break their collarbone and play sport, let alone footy, two weeks later. Similar situation with Ledley. Even if he did a minor break then he'd need a month at least.I guess he wants the chance to play in an AFL grand final. Not sure what the big issue is.
just that I have never heard of someone being able to break their collarbone and play sport, let alone footy, two weeks later. Similar situation with Ledley. Even if he did a minor break then he'd need a month at least.
Can you see why it would raise suspicion?
Those plates, screws and bolts are very strong steel iirc. Like an internal splint really. After it is inserted the bone structure is rather solid, it's just the pain for which you can reduce with an injection. Does depend on where though. Shoulder/arm/torso would be a quicker earliest return time than lower leg or foot.View attachment 292761????
Sounds pretty painful. Does having a plate inserted allow you to play straightaway? Or is he sacrificing a lot to play in 1-2 games?
fair enoughThose plates, screws and bolts are very strong steel iirc. Like an internal splint really. After it is inserted the bone structure is rather solid, it's just the pain for which you can reduce with an injection. Does depend on where though. Shoulder/arm/torso would be a quicker earliest return time than lower leg or foot.
Tell he clown to take his hat off at night and it's a perfect view