Player Watch Welcome to Hawthorn - Conor Nash. Extends to 2024!

[Nugett]

Wot, just a flesh wound...
Did he ask about your kneecaps?

It's amazing as to what potatoes will fix.

 

[Garf]

He was walking stiff legged last night but said it was no big deal.

He mentioned 9-10 weeks. Oh well... back to rehab.

 

[The German Hunter]

3 weeks

 

[eldorado]

3 weeks

Good

 

[eldorado]

It's amazing as to what potatoes will fix.

Douglas Adams fan?

 

[Gralin]

3 weeks

Hope they don't rush him, coming across is a big step up in running

Douglas Adams fan?

Better be

 

[Tuck In]

Hope they don't rush him, coming across is a big step up in running

I actually think they flew him

 

[Gralin]

I actually think they flew him

I endorse this dad joke

 

[eldorado]

Conor just flew in from Ireland...and, boy, are his arms tired!!

 

[Tuck In]

I endorse this dad joke

Thank you. Me and my 8 year old son tend to back and forth like this much to his mum's (pretend) chagrin and his (real) pleasure.

 

[Nugett]

Douglas Adams fan?

The Hitchhiker Guide to the Galaxy was the must watch TV programs of the ABC in the 80's. Right up there with Monkey Magic and Tom Bakers Doctor Who!

 

[Ordovician]

3 weeks

Are you serious?

What basis do you have for posting this?

From a credible source:

He mentioned 9-10 weeks. Oh well... back to rehab.

 

[bradburygold]

Did he really pause a career in medicine to give football a go? Wowsers

 

[Crankyhawk]

Did he really pause a career in medicine to give football a go? Wowsers

Irish medical system pays a fair bit less than what junior docs here in Australia get though, and working conditions far worse (based on what my Irish colleague tell me anyway). Horror stories about how they would have to manage a busy ED with only a few cubicles as a second year resident and the consultant (specialist) being unapproachable...

 

[Noneedforaname]

He looked pretty uncomfortable hobbling on that sore pin. Made me wince to see him take a couple of stairs.

He explained it was a tear, not a strain (so not 3 weeks) but even so he was positive because he doesnt have a history of soft tissue injuries. Actually, had never had a strain before, which I figurE has got to count for something.

Wishing him all the best.

 

[Nugett]

Irish medical system pays a fair bit less than what junior docs here in Australia get though, and working conditions far worse (based on what my Irish colleague tell me anyway). Horror stories about how they would have to manage a busy ED with only a few cubicles as a second year resident and the consultant (specialist) being unapproachable...

Could he get credit transfers to continue in Australia? Or would he have to start from scratch?
Sounds a lot like Randall Bone from Adelaide in the 90's who was studying medicine whilst playing. I think he was the one who first treated Ryan Burton, when he had his leg injury.

 

[The German Hunter]

Are you serious?

What basis do you have for posting this?

From a credible source:

Yes I'm serious!
Why don't you look at my history of what I've reported on in the past and then tell me my posts aren't credible.
3 weeks, take it or leave it, I couldn't care less

 

[dermott]

Could he get credit transfers to continue in Australia? Or would he have to start from scratch?
Sounds a lot like Randall Bone from Adelaide in the 90's who was studying medicine whilst playing. I think he was the one who first treated Ryan Burton, when he had his leg injury.

Randall Bone?????? I think it may have been Matthew Liptak.

 

[OzJohnnie]

Well, I've got no timeframe (didn't ask) but I do have a quote.

"Did you do your hammy?"

"Yeah, no big deal."

We then went on to talk about rugby. It was well past halfway in the night so maybe he was tired on talking about his injury. Dunno.

Put me squarely on the fence: undecided and ill informed.

 

[bradburygold]

Could he get credit transfers to continue in Australia? Or would he have to start from scratch?
Sounds a lot like Randall Bone from Adelaide in the 90's who was studying medicine whilst playing. I think he was the one who first treated Ryan Burton, when he had his leg injury.

medicine the same most countries so id imagine could get some credit

as apposed to law where legal systems vary entirely between man countries

 

[Crankyhawk]

Could he get credit transfers to continue in Australia? Or would he have to start from scratch?
Sounds a lot like Randall Bone from Adelaide in the 90's who was studying medicine whilst playing. I think he was the one who first treated Ryan Burton, when he had his leg injury.

Can be hard as many Australian medical courses (all those in vic I think) are post graduate, I'm unsure if Irish is undergraduate

 

[Nugett]

Randall Bone?????? I think it may have been Matthew Liptak.

I knew that it was some former crows player!

 

[Luv_our_club]

When I asked him how many weeks out he started talking about a tree...I just nodded to be polite.

 

[threesixpio]

He also said he would have loved to have been part of a treepeat

What TF is that

 

[grumbleguts]

I asked him who his favourite ruler was. He said "Richard the Turd."
I thought, can't have been much of a favourite then.