I have had the injury only recently. It mainly occurs when the ankle is severely turned.
These days they usually do not put the foot in plaster.
I just hope this does not signify a weakness in his foot structure. Special boots (are they really boots these days???) may be the answer.

I go along with every syllable of this thread so far. And good to see the confessions of other "sins" too. So thank you SrS. And I have a confession. I was unaware, despite all the research I have done, to note SrS' statement that our great Club is named after the lonely remote island St K...

By nature Frazer is of shy disposition. That does not excuse his behaviour towards your son but it may help a bit towards your disappointment. I believe he responds to instant impulses a lot. This comes out in his style of play. Did you witness his gift of his jumper to the young female at the bound...

Frazer's hands are shown clearly at practice in today's "Age". The left hand looks very suspect to me (note the little finger) But then there would be many players in senior ranks whose hands bear the marks of injuries. Injuries can cause arthritis. What puzzles me is that he must have had...

pray to god they don't beat us..... :) You and some of your hysterical mates on here would love Richmond to beat us next week. You can then wallow in the depths of hysterical irrationality and pathetic self pity as only the incredibly small minded and insecure do. Ready I've got your insightful pos...

So, will it be the same this week, all players and staff hanging their heads; soul-searching meetings and a vow to go out fighting against the Tiges? That LP is badly cracked. Last night was purile; mates battling without support and woeful passing the ball. Port has nothing to crow about either whi...

About time this thread was consigned to the archives, or better still the bin.

A bit late for a 1582 poster

Agreed and TS40 could actually take a mark and kick a goal unlike a number of our flankers. In saying that you create depth by putting games into players and our youngsters don't get games so how are they mean't to contribute when they come into the side. Just look at players like Raph he has still...

We are flogging a dead horse. Its jockey is Anderson. Trainer Dimwit

Will we ever see the X-Ray of Hall's wrist, or the plaster cast???
Boy am I suspicious !!!

Oh brothers and sisters!!
If only Dal was our only worry.

I want to see all that, plus no injuries/reports.
Is that too much to ask?

The Cats are not invincible. Someone is going to knock them off.
Just let it be us.
Easier said than done? Not if we emulate the spirit and dedication of R Harvey and just a few others.

Exactly as I read it riccardo

Just cannot recall the last time he brought off a winning move. Seems to be hesitant and lacking confidence.

Sorry, I missed the other post.

How much longer do we have to wait for Baker to come in?

It has been a long wait for us to see BJ in action again. I wish him all the good luck he deserves.
Just a bit puzzled that he did not feature in the best players against Sandy at the weekend and is now touted as a return against the Dogs. Did anyone see the game?

The AFL's merchandising policy is a joke.

Maybe he was briefed very well by Hall before he went in.

hAyES wrote:And just on Gardiner again, I've never seen someone drop so many chest marks.

Have a good look at Barry Hall.

fingers wrote:spot on- however I would also like to see the ball delivered to Roo's chest a little more often!

Agreed.

Well, its on again!
The same players copping a bucket full of criticism.
Odd (or is it?) that these outbursts come after we have had a loss or a narrow sqeak and /or a poor game.

It reminded me of the time we beat the Swines at the Dome about four seasons ago when after the game I became embroiled in an argument with one of their fanatics who was telling the whole world that the 4 points should have been taken from us because of flooding. We will have to expect it to continu...