Injury The OFFICIAL Injury Updates thread - 2 weeks

[Snake_Baker]

It seemed as though most of this years recruits were all being followed for many years. and in fact Flynn at least had no or few games that year - so While highly preferential, its not the be ll and end all.

I'd be amazed if the footy department doesn't have extensive files on at least 200 players from 14-15 years of age onward.

 

[The Warlord]

Play Curtis with patches up the ground imo.

He's going to a wingman in time anyway.

Bailey more than capable around goal too.

 

[tazaa]

It’ll get worse before it gets better

 

[The Y Factor]

I'd be amazed if the footy department doesn't have extensive files on at least 200 players from 14-15 years of age onward.

I read something about North sponsoring Tarryn Thomas when he was about 12/13/14 as a junior before we were even heavily linked to him so you are 100% right

They are meeting parents , following their development and would have broad awareness of virtually all juniors

The final year is very important but it’s only a part of it.

 

[New_Roo]

I'm not that excited about our draft picks considering we are unlikely to have much of a sample size of under 18 footy this year.

That's if they were going to be used for draft as opposed to trade


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[Waussie]

I'd be amazed if the footy department doesn't have extensive files on at least 200 players from 14-15 years of age onward.

And that is how it works fellas

 

[giantroo]

Ziebell recovery terrific

Brady Rawlings has praised Jack Ziebell’s dedicated approach to his recovery.

www.nmfc.com.au

 

[the big lebowski]

Ziebell recovery terrific

Brady Rawlings has praised Jack Ziebell’s dedicated approach to his recovery.

www.nmfc.com.au

In before he does a calf again ........

 

[TennisPlayerAndy]

Hopefully he is as close to 100% as he can be.

Jack is one that struggles to have an impact when less than 100% fit.

 

[Snake_Baker]

Hopefully he is as close to 100% as he can be.

Jack is one that struggles to have an impact when less than 100% fit.

Yeah, mobility and physical impact do need fit bodies.

 

[Rod Stroker]

Gee, Larks is a concern, hot spot under his foot, managing loads and weight. That sort of stuff just doesn't go away in a week.

 

[New_Roo]

Gee, Larks is a concern, hot spot under his foot, managing loads and weight. That sort of stuff just doesn't go away in a week.

Still was running on it though so couldn't be seen as too bad otherwise would be resting it totally


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[Footywizard]

Gee, Larks is a concern, hot spot under his foot, managing loads and weight. That sort of stuff just doesn't go away in a week.

Hel be right

 

[Palpatine]

(From Herald Sun)
NORTH MELBOURNE

Luke Davies-Uniacke (groin) – TBC
Majak Daw (pectoral) – 3-4 weeks
Taylor Garner (hamstring) – indefinite
Kyron Hayden (Achilles) – 3-4 weeks
Ben Jacobs (concussion) – indefinite
Flynn Perez (knee) – 4-5 weeks
Kayne Turner (foot) – 4-5 weeks
Ed Vickers-Willis (knee) – 4-5 weeks

North Melbourne has a decent injury list but in reality how many of the casualties would be considered walk-up starts in the best 22? Majak Daw (pectoral) certainly, Kayne Turner and Luke Davies-Uniacke potentially, but unfortunately the remainder are far more familiar with the medical room than the selection table. Nick Larkey (foot) has had his training wound back in recent weeks to manage a hot spot but the exciting key forward is expected to play in Round 2. Fringe Kangaroos Aiden Bonar, Mason Wood, Tristan Xerri and Dom Tyson will again be vying for one of the four interchange spots when coach Rhyce Shaw sits down on Thursday to pick the team. Keen to see Josh Walker in action after the recycled swingman was knocked out early in the Round 1 win over St Kilda, while Jack Ziebell, who injured his knee in the season-opener, has returned in top nick.

 

[roos_fanatic08]

Good that they are going the ultra conservative route with Perez but 18 months for a knee is a long time

 

[The Y Factor]

(From Herald Sun)
NORTH MELBOURNE

Luke Davies-Uniacke (groin) – TBC
Majak Daw (pectoral) – 3-4 weeks
Taylor Garner (hamstring) – indefinite
Kyron Hayden (Achilles) – 3-4 weeks
Ben Jacobs (concussion) – indefinite
Flynn Perez (knee) – 4-5 weeks
Kayne Turner (foot) – 4-5 weeks
Ed Vickers-Willis (knee) – 4-5 weeks

North Melbourne has a decent injury list but in reality how many of the casualties would be considered walk-up starts in the best 22? Majak Daw (pectoral) certainly, Kayne Turner and Luke Davies-Uniacke potentially, but unfortunately the remainder are far more familiar with the medical room than the selection table. Nick Larkey (foot) has had his training wound back in recent weeks to manage a hot spot but the exciting key forward is expected to play in Round 2. Fringe Kangaroos Aiden Bonar, Mason Wood, Tristan Xerri and Dom Tyson will again be vying for one of the four interchange spots when coach Rhyce Shaw sits down on Thursday to pick the team. Keen to see Josh Walker in action after the recycled swingman was knocked out early in the Round 1 win over St Kilda, while Jack Ziebell, who injured his knee in the season-opener, has returned in top nick.

Nice to have these guys back!; Aiden Bonar, Mason Wood, Tristan Xerri and Dom Tyson

A decent run and we could be in good shape in a months time.

I'm still hoping having a fit Tyson can add extra pressure on the our midfield to maintain spots. He has his weaknesses but very experienced and plenty of skills when fit and in form.

No mention of Polec's injury - I thought he had a calf strain?

 

[Heaps of fun]

Good that they are going the ultra conservative route with Perez but 18 months for a knee is a long time

Better that 24 months if he was to do his knee straight away as so many young fellas do.

 

[shimaburnsgrieg]

(From Herald Sun)
NORTH MELBOURNE

Luke Davies-Uniacke (groin) – TBC
Majak Daw (pectoral) – 3-4 weeks
Taylor Garner (hamstring) – indefinite
Kyron Hayden (Achilles) – 3-4 weeks
Ben Jacobs (concussion) – indefinite
Flynn Perez (knee) – 4-5 weeks
Kayne Turner (foot) – 4-5 weeks
Ed Vickers-Willis (knee) – 4-5 weeks

North Melbourne has a decent injury list but in reality how many of the casualties would be considered walk-up starts in the best 22? Majak Daw (pectoral) certainly, Kayne Turner and Luke Davies-Uniacke potentially, but unfortunately the remainder are far more familiar with the medical room than the selection table. Nick Larkey (foot) has had his training wound back in recent weeks to manage a hot spot but the exciting key forward is expected to play in Round 2. Fringe Kangaroos Aiden Bonar, Mason Wood, Tristan Xerri and Dom Tyson will again be vying for one of the four interchange spots when coach Rhyce Shaw sits down on Thursday to pick the team. Keen to see Josh Walker in action after the recycled swingman was knocked out early in the Round 1 win over St Kilda, while Jack Ziebell, who injured his knee in the season-opener, has returned in top nick.

So Kyron didn't pull up well from the intra club ...or is this just out of date?

 

[Waynesworld]

(From Herald Sun)
NORTH MELBOURNE

Luke Davies-Uniacke (groin) – TBC
Majak Daw (pectoral) – 3-4 weeks
Taylor Garner (hamstring) – indefinite
Kyron Hayden (Achilles) – 3-4 weeks
Ben Jacobs (concussion) – indefinite
Flynn Perez (knee) – 4-5 weeks
Kayne Turner (foot) – 4-5 weeks
Ed Vickers-Willis (knee) – 4-5 weeks

North Melbourne has a decent injury list but in reality how many of the casualties would be considered walk-up starts in the best 22? Majak Daw (pectoral) certainly, Kayne Turner and Luke Davies-Uniacke potentially, but unfortunately the remainder are far more familiar with the medical room than the selection table. Nick Larkey (foot) has had his training wound back in recent weeks to manage a hot spot but the exciting key forward is expected to play in Round 2. Fringe Kangaroos Aiden Bonar, Mason Wood, Tristan Xerri and Dom Tyson will again be vying for one of the four interchange spots when coach Rhyce Shaw sits down on Thursday to pick the team. Keen to see Josh Walker in action after the recycled swingman was knocked out early in the Round 1 win over St Kilda, while Jack Ziebell, who injured his knee in the season-opener, has returned in top nick.

How can they be quoting Hayden as 3-4 weeks when he played in the last intra-club?

 

[The Nostradamus]

So Kyron didn't pull up well from the intra club ...or is this just out of date?

Out of date my guess
They probably don’t even know who he is

 

[The Y Factor]

So Kyron didn't pull up well from the intra club ...or is this just out of date?

That's right - I thought he played.

That list seems NQR

 

[Waussie]

That's right - I thought he played.

That list seems NQR

EVW - Knee? So the toes good huh?

 

[The Y Factor]

EVW - Knee? So the toes good huh?

Oh yeah!!

That list sux big time

 

[year of the roo]

It's OK guys, the club will be like lightning to correct the misinformation to keep the members fully informed on how its players are progressing.

 

[The Y Factor]

It's OK guys, the club will be like lightning to correct the misinformation to keep the members fully informed on how its players are progressing.

I love the club but lightning responses to injury updates isn't their forte I'd say

Hope you're right though!