News Injuries & Suspensions
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This is McGowan's fault...
....even all the ankle injuries
....even all the ankle injuries
I did hear the whole team was now training in moonboots though to try prevent ankle injuries, lol
Latest at WCE: Liam Ryan is in heath and safety protocols, Tim Kelly has tested positive to COVID-19. Limited numbers on the track this afternoon, with Naitanui among those missing.
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COLLINGWOOD recruit Patrick Lipinski is set to be available for selection for Friday night's season-opener against St Kilda, but Will Hoskin-Elliott has suffered an injury scare and will undergo a fitness test on Wednesday.
Lipinski trained fully at the AIA Centre on Monday after rolling his ankle against Greater Western Sydney in the AAMI Community Series.
The 23-year-old showed no signs of the injury that took the gloss off an eye-catching practice match performance against Hawthorn and is expected to make his first appearance in the black and white in round one.
Lipinski moved to Collingwood in exchange for pick No.43 last October in search of greater opportunity after playing 56 games for the Western Bulldogs.
Hoskin-Elliott sent a fright through the Magpies camp in a training mishap that brough a halt to a drill on Monday after the former Giant landed awkwardly taking a mark.
It is understood the 28-year-old has tweaked his hip and groin but escaped anything serious, after being taken inside by a trainer.
The club is confident Hoskin-Elliott should still be available to face the Saints if he can complete training on Wednesday.
Collingwood is set to regain vice-captains Taylor Adams (hamstring) and Jeremy Howe (groin), as well as Brody Mihocek (illness) and Isaac Quaynor (concussion) to start a new era under Craig McRae, after they all missed the trip to Giants Stadium for the final tune-up of the pre-season.
The Magpies will be without key defender Jordan Roughead (shoulder), off-season acquisition Nathan Kreuger (concussion/suspension), utility Nathan Murphy (ankle) and mature-age rookie Charlie Dean (foot).
Murphy was in line to plug a hole in a defence that was made weaker following the decision by Irishman Mark Keane to remain home, but the luckless swingman is set to miss the next two months after undergoing surgery to repair the ankle he dislocated against the Giants.
After a blistering start to his first pre-season at Collingwood, father-son recruit Nick Daicos is set to be unleashed for his long-awaited debut against St Kilda.
The No.4 pick from the 2021 NAB AFL Draft is one of the clear favourites for this year's NAB AFL Rising Star award alongside North Melbourne young gun Jason Horne-Francis after amassing 31 disposals against Greater Western Sydney earlier this month.
https://www.afl.com.au/news/719008/pies-utility-sends-scare-through-camp-ex-dog-in-line-to-play
Lipinski trained fully at the AIA Centre on Monday after rolling his ankle against Greater Western Sydney in the AAMI Community Series.
The 23-year-old showed no signs of the injury that took the gloss off an eye-catching practice match performance against Hawthorn and is expected to make his first appearance in the black and white in round one.
Lipinski moved to Collingwood in exchange for pick No.43 last October in search of greater opportunity after playing 56 games for the Western Bulldogs.
Hoskin-Elliott sent a fright through the Magpies camp in a training mishap that brough a halt to a drill on Monday after the former Giant landed awkwardly taking a mark.
It is understood the 28-year-old has tweaked his hip and groin but escaped anything serious, after being taken inside by a trainer.
The club is confident Hoskin-Elliott should still be available to face the Saints if he can complete training on Wednesday.
Collingwood is set to regain vice-captains Taylor Adams (hamstring) and Jeremy Howe (groin), as well as Brody Mihocek (illness) and Isaac Quaynor (concussion) to start a new era under Craig McRae, after they all missed the trip to Giants Stadium for the final tune-up of the pre-season.
The Magpies will be without key defender Jordan Roughead (shoulder), off-season acquisition Nathan Kreuger (concussion/suspension), utility Nathan Murphy (ankle) and mature-age rookie Charlie Dean (foot).
Murphy was in line to plug a hole in a defence that was made weaker following the decision by Irishman Mark Keane to remain home, but the luckless swingman is set to miss the next two months after undergoing surgery to repair the ankle he dislocated against the Giants.
After a blistering start to his first pre-season at Collingwood, father-son recruit Nick Daicos is set to be unleashed for his long-awaited debut against St Kilda.
The No.4 pick from the 2021 NAB AFL Draft is one of the clear favourites for this year's NAB AFL Rising Star award alongside North Melbourne young gun Jason Horne-Francis after amassing 31 disposals against Greater Western Sydney earlier this month.
https://www.afl.com.au/news/719008/pies-utility-sends-scare-through-camp-ex-dog-in-line-to-play
How many would Macrae/Oliver/Gawn have to make as VC to not have a crack at Touk in the last game? 150?
Watch Touk now go 95 and Rowell 160
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Was contemplating this earlier today! I'm actually considering not going anyone from the first game just to give myself a chance at that real monster score I'd be wanting to lock in.
Watch Touk now go 95 and Rowell 160
Watch Touk now go 95 and Rowell 160
So, Rowell's poor performance last year wasn't due to his lack of confidence, or the major mental obstacles, after his knee surgery and shoulder injury. Or that he struggled to get a touch because he played a very outside game and looked scared of the contest. Hmmm, it's because he had Osteitis Pubis.
Apparently, Osteitis Pubis recovery is rest, the worse it is, the longer the rest (can take a few months), followed by a rehibilitation program, to play sport again. Based on the fact that Rowell played last year with the injury, indicates to me that it couldn't have been too serious, therefore needing less rest before starting the rehibilitation.
Rowell's last game, in 2021, was 21st. August, that says to me that he had a good rest, was rehibilitated by a sport professional and completed a good pre-season, judging by his good pre-season games.
Based on my unconfirmed logic, he looks like a safe bet to start in my team.
Apparently, Osteitis Pubis recovery is rest, the worse it is, the longer the rest (can take a few months), followed by a rehibilitation program, to play sport again. Based on the fact that Rowell played last year with the injury, indicates to me that it couldn't have been too serious, therefore needing less rest before starting the rehibilitation.
Rowell's last game, in 2021, was 21st. August, that says to me that he had a good rest, was rehibilitated by a sport professional and completed a good pre-season, judging by his good pre-season games.
Based on my unconfirmed logic, he looks like a safe bet to start in my team.
I've had OP, it's one of those weird injuries that you can play through and actually isn't "painful" but it's incredibly limiting.
I'd liken it to playing with two significant ankle weights on, you can't run fluidly, you can't kick properly, your balance/core strength is just off. If you're lucky, and I was, rest will heal it up, I never had it again after that season, just started doing ACLs instead, but I definitely went into that season unfit and paid the price, can definitely buy that Rowell after his injuries just didn't have the fitness and that's where it was exposed.
The concern of course is that it's a notorious injury for making a return, just ask Elliot Yeo how his last couple of seasons have gone with it unfortunately, and realistically while Rowell can work on 10 games, you're picking him hoping for 22 at a quasi-premium level.
I'd liken it to playing with two significant ankle weights on, you can't run fluidly, you can't kick properly, your balance/core strength is just off. If you're lucky, and I was, rest will heal it up, I never had it again after that season, just started doing ACLs instead
, but I definitely went into that season unfit and paid the price, can definitely buy that Rowell after his injuries just didn't have the fitness and that's where it was exposed.The concern of course is that it's a notorious injury for making a return, just ask Elliot Yeo how his last couple of seasons have gone with it unfortunately, and realistically while Rowell can work on 10 games, you're picking him hoping for 22 at a quasi-premium level.
Just looked at the Eagles website and their player list is genuinely hilarious. You get down to Joyce and he's got a Lions jumper, Dixon in Freo is a standout, Naish in Richmond and then Willie Rioli in a jumper from about 3 years ago finish by Strnadica not even getting a picture!
If the majority of their fans weren't such intolerable types I'd almost feel sorry for them
Believe me when I say we've got pretty much all the good Eagles' fans on here!
If the majority of their fans weren't such intolerable types I'd almost feel sorry for them
Believe me when I say we've got pretty much all the good Eagles' fans on here!