News Injuries & Suspensions

[madmunza]

Callum Mills

Callum is currently managing mild plantar fasciitis and will be a test to play against Gold Coast.

 

[Bomber18]

Callum Mills

Callum is currently managing mild plantar fasciitis and will be a test to play against Gold Coast.

Hmm interesting - that does sound like a bit of a red flag given his history

 

[Manikato1]

Mills ownership high so this might cause a reset in defense for many. And cause budget issues elsewhere depending on the replacement.

 

[warewolves]

Hmm interesting - that does sound like a bit of a red flag given his history

Hopefully the OR game will show us the way to go here.

 

[Impromptu]

Callum Mills

Callum is currently managing mild plantar fasciitis and will be a test to play against Gold Coast.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1892708694820847973

View: https://twitter.com/fantasyfreako/status/1892708694820847973?s=46&t=6BuF2tIOL_753KJQylg1cw

 

[lommy]

won't for me since i had 100k+ sitting in bank

 

[Bomber18]

Hopefully the OR game will show us the way to go here.

Good point !

 

[Under The Dome]

If he misses then no rise until after bye.
Sheldrick may end up hovering around the 23.

 

[Pesci001]

Cullum Mills was a lock, I'm not sure now.
How can you manage the training loads when you have mild plantar fasciitis?
Rest is needed to recover.
Googled: mild plantar fasciitis recovery time
A mild case of plantar fasciitis typically takes 6-12 weeks to recover with proper treatment, including stretching and rest, with most people seeing significant improvement within the first two months.

Key points about mild plantar fasciitis recovery:

• Early intervention is key:
  Starting treatment early with rest, ice, stretching, and supportive footwear can significantly shorten recovery time.
  
  
• Pain management:
  Over-the-counter pain medication like ibuprofen can help alleviate discomfort while healing.
  
  
• Physical therapy:
  A physical therapist can provide specific stretches and exercises to strengthen the plantar fascia and calf muscles.
  
  
• Footwear considerations:
  Wearing supportive shoes with good arch support can help reduce strain on the plantar fascia.
  

Factors that may affect recovery time:

• Severity of the condition: More severe cases may take longer to heal.
  
  
• Activity level: Maintaining high-impact activities during recovery can slow down healing.
  
  
• Age: Older individuals may have slower healing times.

 

[Russty_]

Cullum Mills was a lock, I'm not sure now.
How can you manage the training loads when you have mild plantar fasciitis?
Rest is needed to recover.
Googled: mild plantar fasciitis recovery time
A mild case of plantar fasciitis typically takes 6-12 weeks to recover with proper treatment, including stretching and rest, with most people seeing significant improvement within the first two months.

Key points about mild plantar fasciitis recovery:

• Early intervention is key:
  Starting treatment early with rest, ice, stretching, and supportive footwear can significantly shorten recovery time.
  
  
• Pain management:
  Over-the-counter pain medication like ibuprofen can help alleviate discomfort while healing.
  
  
• Physical therapy:
  A physical therapist can provide specific stretches and exercises to strengthen the plantar fascia and calf muscles.
  
  
• Footwear considerations:
  Wearing supportive shoes with good arch support can help reduce strain on the plantar fascia.

Factors that may affect recovery time:

• Severity of the condition: More severe cases may take longer to heal.
  
  
• Activity level: Maintaining high-impact activities during recovery can slow down healing.
  
  
• Age: Older individuals may have slower healing times.

Yeah I'm having a re-think of my backline now without him in it, if he does start ok with a couple of decent scores, I'll pick him up then.

 

[Ben's Beasts]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1892821979012489672

View: https://twitter.com/Sammy__Edmund/status/1892821979012489672

 

[Post Nut Clarity]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1892708694820847973

View: https://twitter.com/fantasyfreako/status/1892708694820847973?s=46&t=6BuF2tIOL_753KJQylg1cw

I’m leaving him in for now but I’m thankful I’ve got enough coin in the bank to bring in either Roberts or Perryman.

 

[Professor]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1892702846946045985

View: https://twitter.com/LMcKirdy7/status/1892702846946045985

 

[toxic]

Callum Mills

 

[dlanod]

Cullum Mills was a lock, I'm not sure now.
How can you manage the training loads when you have mild plantar fasciitis?
Rest is needed to recover.
Googled: mild plantar fasciitis recovery time
A mild case of plantar fasciitis typically takes 6-12 weeks to recover with proper treatment, including stretching and rest, with most people seeing significant improvement within the first two months.

Key points about mild plantar fasciitis recovery:

• Early intervention is key:
  Starting treatment early with rest, ice, stretching, and supportive footwear can significantly shorten recovery time.
  
  
• Pain management:
  Over-the-counter pain medication like ibuprofen can help alleviate discomfort while healing.
  
  
• Physical therapy:
  A physical therapist can provide specific stretches and exercises to strengthen the plantar fascia and calf muscles.
  
  
• Footwear considerations:
  Wearing supportive shoes with good arch support can help reduce strain on the plantar fascia.

Factors that may affect recovery time:

• Severity of the condition: More severe cases may take longer to heal.
  
  
• Activity level: Maintaining high-impact activities during recovery can slow down healing.
  
  
• Age: Older individuals may have slower healing times.

I've had it, it sucks, but it's not exactly debilitating. If you want it to completely clear up you basically need that full rest, but really most people can play/train/whatever through it - it can sap explosiveness, you see it in American sports and guys don't get the same jump/spring they usually have. It's also what Lachie Neale almost won a Norm Smith through, and I think he had a more severe case.

 

[Darkie]

I've had it, it sucks, but it's not exactly debilitating. If you want it to completely clear up you basically need that full rest, but really most people can play/train/whatever through it - it can sap explosiveness, you see it in American sports and guys don't get the same jump/spring they usually have. It's also what Lachie Neale almost won a Norm Smith through, and I think he had a more severe case.

This is an interesting piece about Neale’s experience. Very impressive effort, I’m surprised this hasn’t garnered more attention.

https://www.afl.com.au/news/1233501...s-surgery-to-wait-till-after-celebrations/amp

 

[freowho]

Cullum Mills was a lock, I'm not sure now.
How can you manage the training loads when you have mild plantar fasciitis?
Rest is needed to recover.
Googled: mild plantar fasciitis recovery time
A mild case of plantar fasciitis typically takes 6-12 weeks to recover with proper treatment, including stretching and rest, with most people seeing significant improvement within the first two months.

Key points about mild plantar fasciitis recovery:

• Early intervention is key:
  Starting treatment early with rest, ice, stretching, and supportive footwear can significantly shorten recovery time.
  
  
• Pain management:
  Over-the-counter pain medication like ibuprofen can help alleviate discomfort while healing.
  
  
• Physical therapy:
  A physical therapist can provide specific stretches and exercises to strengthen the plantar fascia and calf muscles.
  
  
• Footwear considerations:
  Wearing supportive shoes with good arch support can help reduce strain on the plantar fascia.

Factors that may affect recovery time:

• Severity of the condition: More severe cases may take longer to heal.
  
  
• Activity level: Maintaining high-impact activities during recovery can slow down healing.
  
  
• Age: Older individuals may have slower healing times.

Didn't Daicos just recover from it. He looked ok the other night.