Injuries & Suspensions
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"Ablett spent 93 per cent time on ground in both matches against Melbourne and Hawthorn – more than any other midfielder in the competition – his time in attack less than any year since 2013."
Now that's poor management, ay.
Dangerfield may now get back to his high scoring of last year.
"Ablett spent 93 per cent time on ground in both matches against Melbourne and Hawthorn – more than any other midfielder in the competition – his time in attack less than any year since 2013."
Now that's poor management, ay.
Dangerfield may now get back to his high scoring of last year.
Heh was just trying to find a reason for them - who knows what really goes on inside footy departments anyway? Imagine if Ablett was managed the way NN has been (6 on/6 off). He'd be a massive impact player I imagine (much like Dane Swan was back in the day).
Oh well hope he gets back out there soon, looked so happy back in his hoops
Oh well hope he gets back out there soon, looked so happy back in his hoops
CARLTON has suffered a significant blow with emerging defender Caleb Marchbank set to miss the next four weeks with an ankle injury.
Marchbank came from the ground midway through the first term of the Blues' 24-point loss to Collingwood last Friday night, returning to play some of the second quarter before sitting out the entire second half.
Carlton football manager Andrew McKay told the club's website Marchbank's rehabilitation would be managed conservatively.
"He obviously didn't play the whole game and went off injured with that ankle. There's not a whole lot of damage there thankfully but he will be out for around four weeks," McKay said.
"[His return date] will depend on his level of pain tolerance when he makes his way back into the skills program."
Marchbank came from the ground midway through the first term of the Blues' 24-point loss to Collingwood last Friday night, returning to play some of the second quarter before sitting out the entire second half.
Carlton football manager Andrew McKay told the club's website Marchbank's rehabilitation would be managed conservatively.
"He obviously didn't play the whole game and went off injured with that ankle. There's not a whole lot of damage there thankfully but he will be out for around four weeks," McKay said.
"[His return date] will depend on his level of pain tolerance when he makes his way back into the skills program."
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God, one can only hope we only go with 3 talls although O'Shea, strictly is not a tall.
I am actually half expecting he will be in this week. Mature bodies we lacking at moment so that helps his case along with Kerridge this week.
Silvagni, Kerridge, O'Shea and Graham all a fair chance this week coming.
Marchbank, Lamb, Mullett and Polson out would not surprise.
I am actually half expecting he will be in this week. Mature bodies we lacking at moment so that helps his case along with Kerridge this week.
Silvagni, Kerridge, O'Shea and Graham all a fair chance this week coming.
Marchbank, Lamb, Mullett and Polson out would not surprise.
