For those of us that took a punt and held onto him, what are you planning on doing now?
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I have good cover atm so I will keep him if it's under 4 weeks If they are saying more than 4 weeks will trade him.Unless he is out for 5 weeks + then I am holding onto him.![]()

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Brett Ebert looks set to resume from an ankle injury this week after joining his teammates in Wednesday’s intense training session. Paul Stewart (neck) and young midfielder Travis Boak were restricted to walking laps. Boak isn’t considered to be in any doubt while Stewart is still rated as a ‘test’.
Chad Cornes failed to complete the session, but is expected to continue playing through his knee injury.

Where is option 5 - not bringing him in because I've got enough dodgy injured players already.



I have hardly any trades left so would prefer to keep him.
My plan is to bring Ablett in just on finals time which will be my trump card against the other top 4 teams in my league.
LOL!
None of the other top four teams in your league have Ablett? Otherwise not really following how it will be your trump card. Be careful, the Ablett doesn't get away from you if he continues to perform to the same high standard he has over the past couple of weeks. You could find yourself left at the dock.I have hardly any trades left so would prefer to keep him.
My plan is to bring Ablett in just on finals time which will be my trump card against the other top 4 teams in my league.
LOL!
how can you be top 4 without him?
Chad has been named

None of the other top four teams in your league have Ablett? Otherwise not really following how it will be your trump card. Be careful, the Ablett doesn't get away from you if he continues to perform to the same high standard he has over the past couple of weeks. You could find yourself left at the dock.
I have traded him in to my side, then out, then back in![]()









