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Team Mgmt. The Injury Thread

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Davis - foot - season

Winderlich - hamstring - 2-4 weeks

Prismall - knee - hamstring causing issues - ongoing

Zaharakis - quad - 1-3 weeks

Ryder - calf - 1-3 weeks

Stanton - hamstring - test

Hibberd - quad - test

Crameri - leg of some sort - test

Myers - calf - 1-3 weeks

Howlett - hamstring - 1-4 weeks

Fletcher - hip adductor - test
 
Re: Injury Update

Gumby will be ready for round 1:

Bomber Gumbleton good to go By Jennifer Witham 12:24 PM Thu 12 March, 2009
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ESSENDON is confident forward Scott Gumbleton will be ready for round one despite the youngster being ruled out of Friday night's NAB Challenge match with back tightness.

The 20-year-old goalkicker won't face North Melbourne in Bendigo, with the club deciding to take a cautious approach to his most recent injury concern.

"He's got a bit of tightness so that's disappointing because we would have loved for him to play the game," club football operations manager Paul Hamilton said on Thursday.

"It's not a major concern in terms of his injury, but he's got a little bit of tightness in his lower back. We just can't afford to take any risks with him.

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Re: Injury Update

Watson - Knock to the head (should be right round 1)
Myers - Ankle (unknown)
Slattery - Ankle (should be right round 1)

Yeah confirmed in the match report - link

In a blow for the Bombers, Jobe Watson (knock to head) and David Myers (ankle) were grounded by quartertime.

Henry Slattery also left the field before halftime with an ankle injury and left the ground later on crutches.

But in good news, Andrew Lovett, Courtenay Dempsey, Hayden Skipworth and Brent Stanton all had good games.
 
Re: Injury Update

any idea how long myer is out for
says unknown but was it a rolled ankle or torn ligaments or a break?
 
Re: Injury Update

Another update
Bombers sweat on round one line-up

By Ben Broad 10:09 AM Tue 17 March, 2009

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ESSENDON faces an anxious wait on the fitness of several key players ahead of its AFL season-opener with Port Adelaide on March 29.

The Bombers, who last season were arguably the hardest-hit club when it came to injuries, are again sweating on the availability on some of their regulars – this time before the first home and away game has been played in 2009.

With Brent Prismall, Kyle Reimers and Andrew Welsh certain to miss round one against the Power, assistant coach Paul Hamilton said Essendon were waiting on the fitness of up to four others would-be starters.

Scott Gumbleton, Mark McVeigh, David Myers and Henry Slattery are all in line for a starting spot should they overcome complaints.

Of most concern is Gumbleton, the luckless 20-year-old’s latest niggle coming in the form of another hamstring problem.

“He’s had some tightness in his hamstring; it’s back-related, his got some nerve irritation in his back that’s causing the tightness in his hamstring so it is a concern for us,” Hamilton said from Windy Hill on Tuesday morning.

“It is a day-by-day monitoring process. We are seeking some further medical reviews and we’ll just have to wait and see.

“He’s doing some training … we’re hoping that he can accelerate what he’s currently doing quickly but it’s something where we’re just going to have to wait and see.”

Hamilton said the promising forward hadn’t been ruled out and the key was to ensure he could train strongly before his coach picked him.

“We want to make sure he’s able to do some good work and get some good training sessions under his belt so that we can pick him with some confidence, that’s probably our main objective,” he said.

“Whether that’s round one, whether that’s round three, whenever it is, we want to make sure that we are doing that.”

Hamilton said McVeigh (ankle) and Slattery (ankle) were both “touch and go” for round one, with the pair almost certain to play in round two should they not get up for the first game of the year.

Myers is the most likely to make the trip to AAMI Stadium for the clash with Port Adelaide, with his ankle strain the least serious.

Reimers, meanwhile, is making good progress from a quad injury but the club is being cautious with their classy ball user.

“He’s training really well,” Hamilton said.

“We’re being conservative in the approach with Reimers. We’re saying two to three weeks to be sure … he’s confident he can get up before too long.”
Source

Link to full Gumbleton article
 
Re: Injury Update

Reimers most likely to miss Rd 1.
McVeigh Rated as 50/50 chance for Rd 1
Gumby and Slatts in race against time for Rd 1
Myers expected to be available for Rd 1

According to smal blurb in todays HUN.
 
Re: Injury Update

reimers wont be available for senior selection til at least round 4 or 5
 
Re: Injury Update

Fantasy Freako update from Champion Data said Skipworth hurt his ankle against North.

Can anyone confirm this? Any of the training watchers? Ant? Alan Noonan?
 

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Re: Injury Update

Fantasy Freako update from Champion Data said Skipworth hurt his ankle against North.

Can anyone confirm this? Any of the training watchers? Ant? Alan Noonan?

AN?

Someone has been reading other club boards than his own....:p

There has been nothing reported about it and it sounds like he has his wires crossed.
 
Re: Injury Update

Fantasy Freako update from Champion Data said Skipworth hurt his ankle against North.

Can anyone confirm this? Any of the training watchers? Ant? Alan Noonan?

this has been answered in the game review thread - no he did not get injured.
 
Re: Injury Update

ESSENDON
Jason Laycock (foot) test
David Myers (ankle) test
Henry Slattery (ankle) test
Mark McVeigh (ankle) 2 weeks
Kyle Reimers (quad) 3 weeks
Andrew Welsh (ankle) 10 weeks
Brent Prismall (knee) 10 weeks
Scott Gumbleton (back) indefinite

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For more information on a different site: Link
 
Re: Injury Update

Is Gumby officially our 'kosi' now? Indefinate sounds more serious than the reports suggested. Anyone know a likely return date?
 

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Re: Injury Update

Depends on what Essendon/Gumby decide to do.

Rest Option: Around 4 Weeks out
Surgery: Minimum 12 weeks out

i had the some thing it is not so bad if he give rest and after 2-3 weeks do sit-up, it will be good for he and he will not have it agian no surery
do not need it
 
Re: Injury Update

Gumbleton to have surgery, i'm happy they are taking this path and here's hoping it's a successful one.

All the best Gumby:thumbsu:
 

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