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Clarry a chance for this week.

https://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/1372240/injury-report-fritsch-scans-returned

The continued progression of contested king Oliver is the positive news for Dees fans, with the midfield maestro a chance to face St Kilda on Saturday at Marvel Stadium.

“He's going well, returning to training this week,” Lallenec says.

“He'll continue to progress. He's still got some things to tick off in his rehab and we should know later this week whether he's available this weekend.”
 
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Clarry a chance for this week.

https://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/1372240/injury-report-fritsch-scans-returned

The continued progression of contested king Oliver is the positive news for Dees fans, with the midfield maestro a chance to face St Kilda on Saturday at Marvel Stadium.

“He's going well, returning to training this week,” Lallenec says.

“He'll continue to progress. He's still got some things to tick off in his rehab and we should know later this week whether he's available this weekend.”
Returning to training this week? I thought he'd already been training and just needed to tick off some speed markers this week.

Hammy & was going to play, then a bad blister & now a hammy again?

He's gone from my team as I can't afford to hold him with Warner & now Dunkley to deal with.
 
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Check out your club's injury updates ahead of round 17.


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Jordan Butts Concussion 1-2 weeks Tom Doedee Knee Season Andrew McPherson Quad 4 weeks Zac Taylor Foot 4-6 weeksUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Butts
suffered concussion in a marking contest against North Melbourne and has started light running as he makes his way through the 12-day protocols. Taylor is hoping to start running either late this week or early next week, while Doedee has returned to the club full time. The defender is focused on upper body gym work and some "lower body contractions to work on his knee". – Nathan Schmook


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Callum Ah Chee Concussion 1-2 weeks Noah Answerth Face 4 weeks Nakia Cockatoo Hamstring Test Josh Dunkley Calf 1-2 weeks Tom Fullarton Hamstring Test Rhys Mathieson Hamstring 2 weeks Lincoln McCarthy Suspension Round 18 Carter Michael Quad 1-2 weeksUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Dunkley
did not train on Tuesday and has subsequently been ruled out of Saturday's match against West Coast. Former captain Dayne Zorko trained strongly and is now available, while the Lions are hopeful Cockatoo will also be available. – Michael Whiting


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Tom De Koning Knee Test Paddy Dow Concussion 1-2 weeks Corey Durdin Knee 1-2 weeks Zac Fisher Hamstring TBC Ollie Hollands Collarbone 3 weeks Alex Mirkov Heart Season Sam Philp Foot Season Marc Pittonet Knee Test Zac Williams Knee SeasonUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
The Blues will put ruck duo De Koning and Pittonet through fitness tests at main training on Friday, with both genuine week-to-week prospects as things stand. Dow suffered a concussion at VFL level and won't play this week, while Fisher is also unlikely to return as he nurses a minor hamstring strain. Sam Durdin (hamstring) and Caleb Marchbank (ankle) made their comebacks through the VFL last weekend. – Riley Beveridge


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Charlie Dean Foot Season Nathan Kreuger Concussion 1-2 weeks Brayden Maynard Shoulder Test Brody Mihocek Hamstring 1 week Steele Sidebottom Knee 1 weekUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Craig McRae has some headaches inside 50 with Mihocek ruled out of Friday night’s game against the Western Bulldogs with hamstring tightness. Kreuger has entered the AFL’s concussion protocols following a head knock in the VFL. Dan McStay didn’t play in the VFL due to illness but is available for selection this weekend. Maynard hurt his shoulder again on the weekend and will be assessed later in the week. - Josh Gabelich


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Jayden Davey Knee Season Sam Draper Hip TBC Jaiden Hunter Back Season Harrison Jones Ankle Season Zach Reid Hamstring TBC Will Setterfield Foot 2 weeks James Stewart Foot/Personal 2 weeksUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
The Bombers got Dylan Shiel back last week, but Draper is set to be sidelined again as he continues to recover from a hip issue. Reid has undergone surgery on his hamstring and is likely to miss the rest of the season. In some good news on the injury front, Setterfield and Stewart are inching closer to returns. – Dejan Kalinic


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Heath Chapman Hamstring 1-2 weeks Tom Emmett Concussion 1 week Nat Fyfe Foot TBC Matt Taberner Back TBCUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Fyfe
has suffered a stress fracture in the left foot plagued by plantar fasciitis this year, putting his season in doubt. The Dockers are hoping the dual Brownlow medallist, who is now in a moonboot, will be able to return this year. Chapman, who was on the verge of returning from a hamstring injury, reported tightness in the opposite hamstring and did not play his planned WAFL minutes. The club is taking a conservative approach and ruled him out this week. Emmett sustained a head knock during main training last week and has entered concussion protocols. – Nathan Schmook


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Jeremy Cameron Concussion Test Jon Ceglar Ankle Short term Jhye Clark Foot Medium term Toby Conway Foot Short term Cam Guthrie Toe Medium term Flynn Kroeger Knee Medium term Sam Simpson Hand Short termUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Cameron
is making progress on his path out of concussion protocols and could be available for Sunday’s game against North Melbourne. The Coleman medallist didn’t face Sydney due to the graphic concussion he suffered in round 15. Conway is back in full training and closing in on a return. Mark O’Connor will be available this weekend if he completes training after missing the draw due to a minor adductor strain. – Josh Gabelich


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Joel Jeffrey Foot 5-6 weeks Touk Miller Knee TestUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Miller
just has to get through training this week to be available to face Port Adelaide after running strongly the past week or two. – Michael Whiting


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Brent Daniels Hamstring Test Cooper Hamilton Foot TBC Darcy Jones Knee Season Adam Kennedy Knee Season Braydon Preuss Back TBCUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
The Giants are hopeful of regaining Daniels for Saturday's clash with the Hawks, but will take no risks given his troublesome hamstrings. Phil Davis (calf) and Jason Gillbee (concussion) made their comebacks through the VFL last week. – Riley Beveridge

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PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Jarman Impey Back Test Max Lynch Concussion Season Josh Morris Shoulder TBC Fionn O'Hara Knee TBC James Sicily Suspension Round 18Updated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Impey
missed the loss to Carlton due to a back injury and will need to prove his fitness later in the week ahead of the trip to face GWS. Tyler Brockman is available for selection after missing last week due to illness, while Changkuoth Jiath made a successful return from a calf and Achilles issue in the VFL on the weekend. – Josh Gabelich


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Bayley Fritsch Foot 7-8 weeks Michael Hibberd Kidney 2 weeks Tom McDonald Ankle 4-6 weeks Clayton Oliver Hamstring Test Kye Turner Groin TBCUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Fritsch
underwent surgery on Tuesday after scans confirmed a fractured foot which will sideline him for at least the rest of the home and away season. Oliver could make his highly-anticipated return from a lingering hamstring issue but will need to pass a fitness before getting the final tick of approval. Hibberd is still a couple of weeks away from a return after suffering a lacerated kidney in round 15. – Alison O'Connor


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Aiden Bonar Knee Test Charlie Comben Ankle 5 weeks Hamish Free Shoulder Season Brayden George Knee Season Jack Mahony Shoulder Season Tom Powell Ankle Test Liam Shiels Calf TestUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
The Kangaroos will put both Powell and Shiels through fitness tests later this week before determining their availability for Sunday's clash with the Cats, though it would appear unlikely they will play. Comben is still over a month away, but Josh Goater (knee) returned through the VFL last week and Bonar could make his comeback this weekend. – Riley Beveridge


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Tom Clurey Back 4 weeks Orazio Fantasia Hamstring Test Mitch Georgiades Knee Season Lachie Jones Jaw Test Scott Lycett Knee 1-2 weeks Brynn Teakle Foot 4-5 weeksUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Big setback losing Lycett for another week or two on top of Saturday's late scratching against Essendon. Fantasia can't quite get on top of his hamstring problems but will be tested this week, while Jones should be available for his first game in a month. – Michael Whiting


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Seth Campbell Adductor 1-3 weeks Mate Colina Back 7-12 weeks Josh Gibcus Hamstring 4-6 weeks Tom Lynch Foot 7-12 weeks Rhyan Mansell Suspension Round 18 Dion Prestia Calf Test Jayden Short Hamstring 4-6 weeks Kaleb Smith Ankle Season Robbie Tarrant Hip IndefiniteUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Dustin Martin
is available to face Sydney after missing last week's heavy loss to Brisbane with illness, while Prestia is a test. Given the latter's lengthy soft-tissue injury history, he is unlikely to be risked if there is any doubt. Short has suffered a "medium-term" hamstring injury. – Sarah Black


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Matt Allison Foot 2-3 weeks Josh Battle Concussion 1-2 weeks Jack Bytel Abdomen TBC Hunter Clark Knee Test Nick Coffield Calf 6 weeks Jack Hayes Hamstring Test Brad Hill Knee TBC Dan McKenzie Calf TBC Angus McLennan Back Test Tim Membrey Knee 4-5 weeks Seb Ross Knee TBCUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
St Kilda will be without Battle after he suffered a concussion in the first half of Sunday's win over West Coast in Perth. Ross and Hill both injured their knees at Optus Stadium and are in doubt for this Saturday night's game against Melbourne. McKenzie has suffered another calf setback and could be sidelined again. Clark is pressing to be available for the first time since he injured his MCL in round 11. Hayes is set to play for the first time at any level since rupturing his ACL in round six last year. – Josh Gabelich


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Joel Amartey Managed 1 week Jacob Konstanty Quad 2-4 weeks Peter Ladhams Ankle 1-2 weeks Paddy McCartin Concussion Season Sam Reid Hamstring Season Matt Roberts Knee Test Marc Sheather Foot Season Cooper Vickery Foot TBC Chad Warner Calf TBCUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Lance Franklin
will return for his first game since round 13 when the Swans face the Tigers on Thursday night. Warner will miss again, while Amartey will be managed. Sam Wicks is available following his suspension. Roberts is a chance to return via the VFL. – Dejan Kalinic


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Coby Burgiel Hamstring 6-7 weeks Greg Clark Foot 1-2 weeks Tom Cole Ankle 1-2 weeks Jai Culley Knee Season Jack Darling Shoulder TBC Harry Edwards Groin 6-7 weeks Luke Foley Hamstring Test Callum Jamieson Hip 1 week Jamaine Jones Ankle 5-6 weeks Jeremy McGovern Hamstring Test Nic Naitanui Achilles Season Samo Petrevski-Seton Quad 1-2 weeks Josh Rotham Thumb 4 weeks Liam Ryan Hamstring TBC Jake Waterman Illness Indefinite Connor West Knee TBC Isiah Winder Knee 1-2 weeks Elliot Yeo Hip 2-3 weeksUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Darling
is the main concern this week for the Eagles, who are expected to confirm the extent of his shoulder issue on Tuesday evening. McGovern hasn't played since round three but the defender is a strong chance to return from hamstring surgery if he gets through training on Wednesday. Tim Kelly and Luke Edwards missed last week with illness but the club expects them to be available to face Brisbane. – Nathan Schmook


PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Hayden Crozier Hamstring 6-8 weeks Harvey Gallagher Finger Test Riley Garcia Groin Test Jason Johannisen Hamstring 2-3 weeks Liam Jones Arm 6-8 weeks Toby McLean Back 2-3 weeks Tim O'Brien Hamstring 6-8 weeks Ed Richards Hamstring Test Roarke Smith Foot IndefiniteUpdated: July 4, 2023
Early prognosis
Richards
is pushing to return ahead of schedule after missing the past month with a hamstring strain. The half-back will need to prove his fitness later in the week but is on track to return against Collingwood on Friday night. The Dogs are still without Jones down back but Johannisen is closing in on a return after missing the past two months with a hamstring strain. – Josh Gabelich

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Returning to training this week? I thought he'd already been training and just needed to tick off some speed markers this week.

Hammy & was going to play, then a bad blister & now a hammy again?

He's gone from my team as I can't afford to hold him with Warner & now Dunkley to deal with.
I took it to mean return to full training but who really knows with all the smoke and mirrors we’ve seen around injuries lately. He either plays or he doesn’t.

Cover really being tested for a few this week, means I’m playing one of Melican, Fletcher or Maric again and I’m probably “well staffed” when it comes to cover compared to some.
 
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I disagree. Yeo has dealt with a number of injuries that impact his legs, and most recently a groin injury which can cause strain on the hip. I would say there is a strong chance that as a result of numerous injuries his biomechanics are out, and him having had a change in that to compensate has caused flow on strain.

Two guys I played footy with had a similar thing, where they had a flow on injury to a seeming unrelated part that was caused because their body had shifted its biomechanics to compensate for the lameness from the injury, and when they ramped up training loads without sufficiently correcting that imbalance, it means the strain caused a new injury.

Who are we to know? But saying this is a surprise because it’s a different injury in a related area is pretty naive. It’s like saying he only ever bet on footy and lost all his money, so it’s a total shock that he bet on the horses and lost his money. They couldn’t possibly be related..
Sure, let’s just call it a fallacy if you refuse to believe it
You have provided much conjecture, and opinion, within your response. This appears to strengthen, rather than weaken, the Post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy.
Constantly injured player in a club full of injuries gets injured. Shock.
I'm owning it. It was a dumb trade, I knew it at the time and still did it.

This is my excuse to move Dawson back and make to final upgrades in the midfield.

Going to leave me very very thin for trades. One or two for injuries.
This is just weird trolling.

Apart from the fact that it's a totally incorrect use of the phrase (this injury is nothing to due with correlation v causation, maybe hindsight bias if anything) it doesn't really make sense. I suppose we've all seen the West Wing and picked up a few phrases. If someone said that Yeo's injury was because of the Optus turf (when in fact he's just brittle), then you could probably wheel out the Latin.

Yeo is possibly the most injury prone guy in the game. It certainly didn't take an imaginative leap to think he might get injured again. I think I said in last week's Trades thead that Yeo was a one way ticket to round 22/23 donuts. This scenario seemed a pretty likely one.

There are many hills to die on in Supercoach. Elliot Yeo's injury history is... not one those.
Appreciate plenty of good debate around Yeo. If it helps settles it, Yeo had a hip injury in 2018 and also suffer OP/Groin issues previous years.

Josh Kelly was plagued when I owned him 5 years back with OP and manage to get over it, guess sometimes you do and sometime you dont for these injuries.

Yeo, Zorko, Fyfe recurring injuries, will Carlton's Cunningham suffer the same fate. Hoping coming back from ACL he is a bit more robust. touch wood!
 
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