I really hope that this is the case.
I would hate it if he succumbed to injuries and his career just petered out.
I hope Chad leaves the game with a last hurrah as it’s been so long since we have seen the best of him on a consistent basis.
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I would hate it if he succumbed to injuries and his career just petered out.
I hope Chad leaves the game with a last hurrah as it’s been so long since we have seen the best of him on a consistent basis.
nice mental break. For his soft tissue stuff you are really looking for extended periods of stress and adaption. The longer he goes with this and no injuries, the less likely he is to injure himself.
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Lethal combination.
We just need Lewis to stand up and midfield to recapture last season's form.
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I wonder where they will play him when he gets back?
For me he's played his best footy for us in the midfield and we have more depth up forward now and our midfield is struggling big time.
I know some might say his body won't cope with playing midfield anymore but with soft tissue injuries I'm not sure it makes much of a difference where you play to be honest.
I just want to see Chad get through the rest of the year without another soft tissue injury, no point speculating on another two years down the track until he can manage that.
He is due some luck in that regard so hopefully this will be his year to string together a good run of games.
For me he's played his best footy for us in the midfield and we have more depth up forward now and our midfield is struggling big time.
I know some might say his body won't cope with playing midfield anymore but with soft tissue injuries I'm not sure it makes much of a difference where you play to be honest.
I just want to see Chad get through the rest of the year without another soft tissue injury, no point speculating on another two years down the track until he can manage that.
He is due some luck in that regard so hopefully this will be his year to string together a good run of games.
It’s over Sssteven! You have a c cup with a beautiful areola. No one is looking for that Steven!
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