Sandy V Werribee
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Linton Lodger
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
At the game, King is a beast. Knows where to lead and awesome in the air. Bloody hope he’s OK.
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
Viscount Jeremiah wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 3:47pmwalked off so hopefully not too bad.
last thing we need right now
Only slightly limping
Walked past me down to the rooms
He looked upset
Very hard to tell how bad it is
Someone’s fell across him, it didn’t give way or anything
He had a free kick for it by the way
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
Prob picked the wrong King
The rest of Australia can wander mask-free, socialise, eat out, no curfews, no zoning, no police rings of steel, no illogical inconsistent rules.
They can even WATCH LIVE FOOTY!
They can even WATCH LIVE FOOTY!
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
Took his kick straight after it.
Looked like he landed awkwardly on his good leg to me.
Looked like he landed awkwardly on his good leg to me.
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
He had 1 kick didn't he?Linton Lodger wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 3:50pm At the game, King is a beast. Knows where to lead and awesome in the air. Bloody hope he’s OK.
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
Surely if he has done his ACL, he wouldn’t walk from the ground with his parents. For a start he would have to be on crutches and they would also make him wear a brace.
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If you do your acl generally you are ok to walk in a straight line and it is pain free and usually little or no swelling. The issue is the knee collapses with lateral movement. It doesn’t sound good.
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
You are a garden variety d**khead aren’t you? I don’t converse with barnyard animals, who’s intellect dwarfs yours. Get back to work tomorrow <edited by mods> as usual. That’s why you’re really frustrated. Now f*** right off.BarryGrogan wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 4:09pmHe had 1 kick didn't he?Linton Lodger wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 3:50pm At the game, King is a beast. Knows where to lead and awesome in the air. Bloody hope he’s OK.
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
How about drafting someone that is injury free to start with.....? Is that too much to ask?
Take a diabetic, one whose back is stuffed and one with an ACL
Honestly, take someone that is fit!!!
Recruitment staff can get in the bin.
Take a diabetic, one whose back is stuffed and one with an ACL
Honestly, take someone that is fit!!!
Recruitment staff can get in the bin.
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
f***wit.Annoyedsaint wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 4:45pm How about drafting someone that is injury free to start with.....? Is that too much to ask?
Take a diabetic, one whose back is stuffed and one with an ACL
Honestly, take someone that is fit!!!
Recruitment staff can get in the bin.
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This.. which is what I’ve been banging on about, but people will tell you we have drafted well... joke of an admin we have..Annoyedsaint wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 4:45pm How about drafting someone that is injury free to start with.....? Is that too much to ask?
Take a diabetic, one whose back is stuffed and one with an ACL
Honestly, take someone that is fit!!!
Recruitment staff can get in the bin.
Just watch people will harp on how this is ‘unlucky’ ignoring the fact you’re 10x more susceptible to re do a knee..
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
Truth hurts Linton.Linton Lodger wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 4:55pmf***wit.Annoyedsaint wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 4:45pm How about drafting someone that is injury free to start with.....? Is that too much to ask?
Take a diabetic, one whose back is stuffed and one with an ACL
Honestly, take someone that is fit!!!
Recruitment staff can get in the bin.
You can crap on about luck and other excuses too, but fact if the matter is it’s not luck if you keep doing it!!!
Again, recruitment staff should be hung by the balls.
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
Jarred knee only according to Daniel Cherry on Twitter
Holder of unacceptable views and other thought crimes.
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Re: Sandy V Werribee
?mightysainters wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 4:55pmThis.. which is what I’ve been banging on about, but people will tell you we have drafted well... joke of an admin we have..Annoyedsaint wrote: ↑Sun 16 Jun 2019 4:45pm How about drafting someone that is injury free to start with.....? Is that too much to ask?
Take a diabetic, one whose back is stuffed and one with an ACL
Honestly, take someone that is fit!!!
Recruitment staff can get in the bin.
Just watch people will harp on how this is ‘unlucky’ ignoring the fact you’re 10x more susceptible to re do a knee..
Harves did his knee. Richo did. Lenny did.
Dozens and dozens of guys do their ACLs and never reinjure them.
If you have genetic reasons for doing it the first time, then you're obviously more susceptible - but a regular ACL is almost always a luck thing. You are no more likely to do it again, just because you've done it once.