Is Grammy back ?

mr six o'clock · Sun 17 Jul 2011 12:15am

Would be great to see !!!
His kicking looked allot better this week , lets hope he gets back to the form he had a couple of years ago !

whiskers3614 · Sun 17 Jul 2011 12:18am

General consensus seems to be that all the whipping boys lifted tonight.Is that not what saints footy was supposed to be about?

gringo · Post: # 1106375Post **gringo** » Sun 17 Jul 2011 12:22am

He was great, really lifted and was back to vintage Grammy. I hope the court case being put to bed has cleared the air for him and it is the start of a string of games. Montagna and Gram looked like they were competing to see who could touch the ball the most in the first quarter.

Sainternist · Sun 17 Jul 2011 12:23am

It was certainly an improvement from previous weeks.

The former Essendon player's trial starting last week got me thinking that perhaps his psyche has been damaged from all that drama.

perfectionist · Sun 17 Jul 2011 12:25am

Seems to be getting there. Hope he stays fit.

Toy Saint · Sun 17 Jul 2011 12:58am

I thought he may have done a hammy in about the 2nd quarter. He did get a bit of the ball, but looked a bit restricted to me

dragit · Post: # 1106442Post **dragit** » Sun 17 Jul 2011 1:01am

Toy Saint wrote:I thought he may have done a hammy in about the 2nd quarter. He did get a bit of the ball, but looked a bit restricted to me

I'm with you, after that set shot for goal he definitely was reaching for his right upper hamstring, then I thought he was hobbling for the rest of the game.
Did well considering, still bombs long to no-one a bit too often though.

Junction Oval · Sun 17 Jul 2011 1:13am

Deserves a pat on the back for tonight's effort, as does the entire team.
Made a real difference to our re-bound tonight.

Like other posters, he seemed to tweak his hammy, high up on the leg and was certainly favouring it, but not in a major way. If you do some serious damage to a hammy, you can't run, or you tear it more.