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Injuries Rd 1
Written by Chaos Theory on March 22 2022
ADELAIDE –
Shane McAdams (adductor) Available
Andrew McPherson (hamstring) 1-2 weeks.
Rory Laird (hand) Round 2 test, likely round 3.
“He will do most of training on Wednesday & if he gets through that unscathed then he will be available this week & if not this week then certainly back for Round 3.” HP Manager Darren Burgess
Paul Seedsman( concussion) No timeframe available.
BRISBANE –
Dayne Zorko (calf) Test for round 2.
Jarrod Berry (shoulder) and Daniel Rich (hip) Available.
Eric Hipwood (knee) 8 weeks.
Keidean Coleman (hamstring) 6-7 weeks
CARLTON –
Jack Martin (H&S Protocols) available round 2.
Sam Walsh ( syndesmosis) Liam Stocker (syndesmosis) and Josh Honey (knee).All unavailable.
Caleb Marchbank and David Cuningham are longer-term injuries with ACL injuries
COLLINGWOOD –
Nathan Kreuger – Available. “He has completely passed his concussion protocols now. He’s available for selection this week.” Jarrod Wade,HP Manager.
Will Hoskin Elliot (H&S Protocols) – Available.
Mason Cox (rolled ankle) – Light duties until later in the week as he tries to be right for round 2.
Jordan Roughhead – ( shoulder) 5-8 weeks
Charlie Dean (ankle) and Nathan Murphy (ankle) 6-9 weeks.
ESSENDON–
Kyle Langford (hamstring) Scans have confirmed a hamstring strain. 8-10 weeks.
“Unfortunately for Kyle, the strain is on the same side as his previous injury, and therefore we will take a conservative approach with his rehabilitation,” Mahoney said.
“Kyle is likely to be sidelined for approximately eight to 10 weeks, but we will consult with a surgeon in the coming week to assess all options for recovery. General manager of football Josh Mahoney
Aaron Francis (knee) fitness test this week.
Jake Stringer (groin) Available as is Jayden Laverde (soreness)
Harry Jones (ankle)– Torn ligaments occurred at training. expected to miss 3 weeks.
Michael Hurley (hip) and Zach Reid (foot) are long term injuries.
Will Snelling (calf) two weeks.
FREMANTLE –
Nat Fyfe (knee) is expected to play.
Sean Darcy (calf) possibility
Matt Taberner (hamstring) Round 3.
GEELONG –
Mitch Duncan (calf) Available after playing Geelong’s VFL practice match with Essendon. “He played half forward and midfield roles and got through almost to three-quarter time before he hit his distance limit,” Head of Development Matthew Egan
Jeremy Cameron (hip) Assess during week.
“He’ll do some low-level work early in the week and with the short turnaround he’ll aim to do some training on Wednesday.
“We’ll continually assess his availability for this Friday night’s game in Sydney.” Head of Development Matthew Egan.
Sam Menegola and Mark O’Connor could also come up for the weekend after making strides on the training track.
Jed Bews (concussion) available
Gryan Miers (syndesmosis) and Jonathon Ceglar (knee) will return to VFL action
Sam De Koning (concussion) not available as is Gary Rohan (back)
“Gary Rohan has had issues with his back and hip – sciatica issues,” Lloyd says.
“The focus will be on his markers improving, which they are. We’re seeing him beginning to increase his running speed and volume.” Head of Development Matthew Egan.
James Willis (knee), Toby Conway (hip), Sam Simpson (concussion) and Flynn Kroeger (hip) all continue to progress through their respective programs.
GOLD COAST –
Jack bowes ( shoulder) 7 weeks
Charlie Constable (abductor) 2-4 weeks
Bodhi Uwland unavailable indefinitely as he continues to recover from a stress fracture in his back.
Ben King (ACL) season
GWS –
Jesse Hogan (soreness) and Nick Haynes (stomach) available.
“(Hogan’s) a big chance for next week,” Cameron said. “Just got to weigh up whether he’s got enough load in him.”
Jack Buckley (knee) 8-10 weeks
Conor Stone (hamstring) 4-6 weeks
Zach Sproule (shoulder) 6 weeks.
Brent Daniels (foot) 6-8 weeks
HAWTHORN –
Max Lynch (concussion) AFL’s mandatory 12-day rest period.
Josh Ward (ankle) No news. Will update in Coaches box. ASAP.
Jarman Impey (foot) Possibility round 3.
Lachie Bramble (stress fracture foot) Will miss early part of season.
Connor Downie (hamstring) Returned to skills training. 2-3 weeks
Will Day – is being monitored for recovery and level of match fitness after playing VFL last weekend. A decision will be made in the next 48 hours about a return for round two or if another VFL game is required.
MELBOURNE –
Kade Chandler (Abdominal), Michael Hibberd (calf), Jake Lever (foot) and Trent Rivers (knee) are all a test for round 2.
Harry Petty (calf) 3-4 weeks
Daniel Turner (foot) 4-6 weeks
Christian Salem (knee surgery) 6-8 weeks.
Ben Cunnington (testicular cancer) No timeframe.
Jed Anderson ( condition) Likely to miss early season
Aiden Bonar (wrist) being managed having undergone surgery before Christmas
Matt McGuinness (foot) long term issue
NORTH MELBOURNE –
Jared Polec (ankle) – Available. “We fully expect him to train this week and be available for selection against West Coast.” General Manager of Football Performance Dan McPherson.
Ben McKay (Concussion) “He’s automatically ruled out of this week’s game under the AFL’s 12-day protocols, so provided he progresses through those with no issues, we’ll look forward to having him available for Round 3 against Brisbane.” General Manager of Football Performance Dan McPherson.
Josh Walker (H&S Protocols)
“Josh tested positive to COVID-19 at the end of last week, so unfortunately he wasn’t able to get a game under his belt at either AFL or VFL level,” McPherson said.
“His symptoms are really mild at the moment, but sometimes you don’t know how your body will react to having had the virus. We’ll have to wait and see how he’s feeling at the back end of the week. His health has to take priority.” General Manager of Football Performance Dan McPherson.
Jackson Archer (finger) and Atu Bosenavulagi (concussion)
“‘Jacko‘ dislocated his finger on the weekend. He had scans on it but he should be OK – he should be fine to play this weekend.” “Atu got a concussion, so he’ll go through the same protocols as Ben (McKay). He definitely won’t play this week.”
Jed Anderson (fitness) remains an unknown.
Will Philips (glandular fever) indefinite
Phoenix Spicer (hamstring) 3-4 weeks
Ben Cunnington (testicular cancer) indefinite
PORT ADELAIDE –
Miles Bergman (shoulder)– available.
Xavier Duursma (shoulder), Connor Rozee (ankle) and Robbie Gray (knee) Test for round 2
Trent McKenzie (knee) – Scans have revealed no major damage to the knee. He had hyper-extended the knee. Assistant coach Nathan Bassett said that McKenzie was an outside chance of playing Rd 2.
Aliir Aliir (syndesmosis) Required surgery 5-6 weeks.
Orazio Fantasia (knee) 6-8 weeks
Kane Farrell (knee) and Tom Clurey (knee) 3-4 weeks
Charlie Dixon (ankle) 2-3 weeks.
RICHMOND –
Dion Prestia (hamstring)– Scans have confirmed a hamstring tear. Looking at two weeks.
Jack Riewoldt (thumb) – Had surgery on his fractured thumb on Friday night and remains doubtful for round 2.
Kane Lambert (hip) Still several months away.
Sam Banks (quad) 1-2 weeks
Nick Vlastuin (hamstring) 1-2 weeks
ST KILDA –
Paddy Ryder (calf) – Expected to be available. Paddy Ryder won’t make the trip to Perth to play Fremantle this weekend but will return from Achilles soreness via the VFL
Dan Hannebery (hamstring), Zak Jones (personal) and Jack Billings (hamstring) all unavailable for round 2 but could return round 3.
Hunter Clark (shoulder) 4-6 weeks.
Nick Coffield (knee) season
Zac Jones (personal) not known
Jack Bytel (conditioning) No timeframe.
SYDNEY –
Jake Lloyd (H&S Protocols) Available
Justin McInerney – remains a question mark for round 2?
Chad Warner – Available
Tom Papley (hamstring) Not expected to feature for a few more rounds.
Sam Naismith (knee) Season
WEST COAST EAGLES –
Tim Kelly , Liam Ryan (both H&S Protocols)and Alex Witherden (suspension) will play this week.
Luke Shuey and Liam Duggan will be tests later in the week.
Jack Darling – Test. “If he can fully train I can’t see the reason why he can’t play.” “It’s great that he’s back and available” Adam Simpson.
Oscar Allen (foot 7 weeks), Greg Clark (shoulder 5-6 weeks), Jamie Cripps (pectoral 5-6 weeks), Dom Sheed (ankle 7 weeks ) and Elliot Yeo (ankle 1-2 weeks) are all unavailable.
Luke Edwards (groin, test) and Zane Trew (shin soreness 4-5 weeks) are on light duties.
WESTERN BULLDOGS –
Marcus Bontempelli (ankle) Test for round 2.
Tim O’Brien (hamstring) Test for round 2.
Jason Johannisen (calf) 2-3 weeks.
Josh Bruce (ACL) and Toby McLean (ACL) both available late 2022.
Sam Darcy (foot) Indefinite
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Injuries Rd 1
Written by Chaos Theory on March 22 2022
ADELAIDE –
Shane McAdams (adductor) Available
Andrew McPherson (hamstring) 1-2 weeks.
Rory Laird (hand) Round 2 test, likely round 3.
“He will do most of training on Wednesday & if he gets through that unscathed then he will be available this week & if not this week then certainly back for Round 3.” HP Manager Darren Burgess
Paul Seedsman( concussion) No timeframe available.
BRISBANE –
Dayne Zorko (calf) Test for round 2.
Jarrod Berry (shoulder) and Daniel Rich (hip) Available.
Eric Hipwood (knee) 8 weeks.
Keidean Coleman (hamstring) 6-7 weeks
CARLTON –
Jack Martin (H&S Protocols) available round 2.
Sam Walsh ( syndesmosis) Liam Stocker (syndesmosis) and Josh Honey (knee).All unavailable.
Caleb Marchbank and David Cuningham are longer-term injuries with ACL injuries
COLLINGWOOD –
Nathan Kreuger – Available. “He has completely passed his concussion protocols now. He’s available for selection this week.” Jarrod Wade,HP Manager.
Will Hoskin Elliot (H&S Protocols) – Available.
Mason Cox (rolled ankle) – Light duties until later in the week as he tries to be right for round 2.
Jordan Roughhead – ( shoulder) 5-8 weeks
Charlie Dean (ankle) and Nathan Murphy (ankle) 6-9 weeks.
ESSENDON–
Kyle Langford (hamstring) Scans have confirmed a hamstring strain. 8-10 weeks.
“Unfortunately for Kyle, the strain is on the same side as his previous injury, and therefore we will take a conservative approach with his rehabilitation,” Mahoney said.
“Kyle is likely to be sidelined for approximately eight to 10 weeks, but we will consult with a surgeon in the coming week to assess all options for recovery. General manager of football Josh Mahoney
Aaron Francis (knee) fitness test this week.
Jake Stringer (groin) Available as is Jayden Laverde (soreness)
Harry Jones (ankle)– Torn ligaments occurred at training. expected to miss 3 weeks.
Michael Hurley (hip) and Zach Reid (foot) are long term injuries.
Will Snelling (calf) two weeks.
FREMANTLE –
Nat Fyfe (knee) is expected to play.
Sean Darcy (calf) possibility
Matt Taberner (hamstring) Round 3.
GEELONG –
Mitch Duncan (calf) Available after playing Geelong’s VFL practice match with Essendon. “He played half forward and midfield roles and got through almost to three-quarter time before he hit his distance limit,” Head of Development Matthew Egan
Jeremy Cameron (hip) Assess during week.
“He’ll do some low-level work early in the week and with the short turnaround he’ll aim to do some training on Wednesday.
“We’ll continually assess his availability for this Friday night’s game in Sydney.” Head of Development Matthew Egan.
Sam Menegola and Mark O’Connor could also come up for the weekend after making strides on the training track.
Jed Bews (concussion) available
Gryan Miers (syndesmosis) and Jonathon Ceglar (knee) will return to VFL action
Sam De Koning (concussion) not available as is Gary Rohan (back)
“Gary Rohan has had issues with his back and hip – sciatica issues,” Lloyd says.
“The focus will be on his markers improving, which they are. We’re seeing him beginning to increase his running speed and volume.” Head of Development Matthew Egan.
James Willis (knee), Toby Conway (hip), Sam Simpson (concussion) and Flynn Kroeger (hip) all continue to progress through their respective programs.
GOLD COAST –
Jack bowes ( shoulder) 7 weeks
Charlie Constable (abductor) 2-4 weeks
Bodhi Uwland unavailable indefinitely as he continues to recover from a stress fracture in his back.
Ben King (ACL) season
GWS –
Jesse Hogan (soreness) and Nick Haynes (stomach) available.
“(Hogan’s) a big chance for next week,” Cameron said. “Just got to weigh up whether he’s got enough load in him.”
Jack Buckley (knee) 8-10 weeks
Conor Stone (hamstring) 4-6 weeks
Zach Sproule (shoulder) 6 weeks.
Brent Daniels (foot) 6-8 weeks
HAWTHORN –
Max Lynch (concussion) AFL’s mandatory 12-day rest period.
Josh Ward (ankle) No news. Will update in Coaches box. ASAP.
Jarman Impey (foot) Possibility round 3.
Lachie Bramble (stress fracture foot) Will miss early part of season.
Connor Downie (hamstring) Returned to skills training. 2-3 weeks
Will Day – is being monitored for recovery and level of match fitness after playing VFL last weekend. A decision will be made in the next 48 hours about a return for round two or if another VFL game is required.
MELBOURNE –
Kade Chandler (Abdominal), Michael Hibberd (calf), Jake Lever (foot) and Trent Rivers (knee) are all a test for round 2.
Harry Petty (calf) 3-4 weeks
Daniel Turner (foot) 4-6 weeks
Christian Salem (knee surgery) 6-8 weeks.
Ben Cunnington (testicular cancer) No timeframe.
Jed Anderson ( condition) Likely to miss early season
Aiden Bonar (wrist) being managed having undergone surgery before Christmas
Matt McGuinness (foot) long term issue
NORTH MELBOURNE –
Jared Polec (ankle) – Available. “We fully expect him to train this week and be available for selection against West Coast.” General Manager of Football Performance Dan McPherson.
Ben McKay (Concussion) “He’s automatically ruled out of this week’s game under the AFL’s 12-day protocols, so provided he progresses through those with no issues, we’ll look forward to having him available for Round 3 against Brisbane.” General Manager of Football Performance Dan McPherson.
Josh Walker (H&S Protocols)
“Josh tested positive to COVID-19 at the end of last week, so unfortunately he wasn’t able to get a game under his belt at either AFL or VFL level,” McPherson said.
“His symptoms are really mild at the moment, but sometimes you don’t know how your body will react to having had the virus. We’ll have to wait and see how he’s feeling at the back end of the week. His health has to take priority.” General Manager of Football Performance Dan McPherson.
Jackson Archer (finger) and Atu Bosenavulagi (concussion)
“‘Jacko‘ dislocated his finger on the weekend. He had scans on it but he should be OK – he should be fine to play this weekend.” “Atu got a concussion, so he’ll go through the same protocols as Ben (McKay). He definitely won’t play this week.”
Jed Anderson (fitness) remains an unknown.
Will Philips (glandular fever) indefinite
Phoenix Spicer (hamstring) 3-4 weeks
Ben Cunnington (testicular cancer) indefinite
PORT ADELAIDE –
Miles Bergman (shoulder)– available.
Xavier Duursma (shoulder), Connor Rozee (ankle) and Robbie Gray (knee) Test for round 2
Trent McKenzie (knee) – Scans have revealed no major damage to the knee. He had hyper-extended the knee. Assistant coach Nathan Bassett said that McKenzie was an outside chance of playing Rd 2.
Aliir Aliir (syndesmosis) Required surgery 5-6 weeks.
Orazio Fantasia (knee) 6-8 weeks
Kane Farrell (knee) and Tom Clurey (knee) 3-4 weeks
Charlie Dixon (ankle) 2-3 weeks.
RICHMOND –
Dion Prestia (hamstring)– Scans have confirmed a hamstring tear. Looking at two weeks.
Jack Riewoldt (thumb) – Had surgery on his fractured thumb on Friday night and remains doubtful for round 2.
Kane Lambert (hip) Still several months away.
Sam Banks (quad) 1-2 weeks
Nick Vlastuin (hamstring) 1-2 weeks
ST KILDA –
Paddy Ryder (calf) – Expected to be available. Paddy Ryder won’t make the trip to Perth to play Fremantle this weekend but will return from Achilles soreness via the VFL
Dan Hannebery (hamstring), Zak Jones (personal) and Jack Billings (hamstring) all unavailable for round 2 but could return round 3.
Hunter Clark (shoulder) 4-6 weeks.
Nick Coffield (knee) season
Zac Jones (personal) not known
Jack Bytel (conditioning) No timeframe.
SYDNEY –
Jake Lloyd (H&S Protocols) Available
Justin McInerney – remains a question mark for round 2?
Chad Warner – Available
Tom Papley (hamstring) Not expected to feature for a few more rounds.
Sam Naismith (knee) Season
WEST COAST EAGLES –
Tim Kelly , Liam Ryan (both H&S Protocols)and Alex Witherden (suspension) will play this week.
Luke Shuey and Liam Duggan will be tests later in the week.
Jack Darling – Test. “If he can fully train I can’t see the reason why he can’t play.” “It’s great that he’s back and available” Adam Simpson.
Oscar Allen (foot 7 weeks), Greg Clark (shoulder 5-6 weeks), Jamie Cripps (pectoral 5-6 weeks), Dom Sheed (ankle 7 weeks ) and Elliot Yeo (ankle 1-2 weeks) are all unavailable.
Luke Edwards (groin, test) and Zane Trew (shin soreness 4-5 weeks) are on light duties.
WESTERN BULLDOGS –
Marcus Bontempelli (ankle) Test for round 2.
Tim O’Brien (hamstring) Test for round 2.
Jason Johannisen (calf) 2-3 weeks.
Josh Bruce (ACL) and Toby McLean (ACL) both available late 2022.
Sam Darcy (foot) Indefinite
Seriously Iain, you're much better than that...
Go and watch 360 when you get a chance. The still image you embedded in your post was taken from a news article which happens to be the same image the Eagles used to highlight that there was 'daylight' between Rioli's hip and Rowell's head. However, on 360 which I just witnessed, they put up another still image (just before the one you posted) which looked like Rowell was having Rioli's hip for lunch.
Go and watch 360 when you get a chance. The still image you embedded in your post was taken from a news article which happens to be the same image the Eagles used to highlight that there was 'daylight' between Rioli's hip and Rowell's head. However, on 360 which I just witnessed, they put up another still image (just before the one you posted) which looked like Rowell was having Rioli's hip for lunch.
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Tribunal statement...
"The Tribunal is not satisfied the player engaged in rough conduct. Incidents such as this, where the question revolves around whether and how the player is contesting the ball are not easy.
"The Tribunal will be astute to uphold any charge where a player was initially intending to contest the ball, changed that intention and in doing so breached his duty of care. That is not this case.
"Willie Rioli had eyes for the ball as he entered this contest. There is no doubt he braced for contact a split second before contact, but when doing so, did not cease to contest the ball. The way in which he did so was not unreasonable."
"The Tribunal is not satisfied the player engaged in rough conduct. Incidents such as this, where the question revolves around whether and how the player is contesting the ball are not easy.
"The Tribunal will be astute to uphold any charge where a player was initially intending to contest the ball, changed that intention and in doing so breached his duty of care. That is not this case.
"Willie Rioli had eyes for the ball as he entered this contest. There is no doubt he braced for contact a split second before contact, but when doing so, did not cease to contest the ball. The way in which he did so was not unreasonable."
- Whether the umpires paid a free kick at the time is irrelevant, they are not immune to making an error in judgement.
- The case has been ran and the tribunal has made a decision, I accept their decision as they're the governing body of our game.
- Yes you're right in your assessment of the likely outcome of the hearing, you're definitely smarter than me...for now.
- I never made any claim to being smarter than the experts or everyone else. I was merely putting forward my point of view on the incident, not because I dislike you or Eagle's players but because I was lead to believe by the AFL that this type of actions would be frowned upon to protect the longevity of our players, during their playing career and beyond. That's the single thing that I care about most in our game.
- You say that we don't share the same view on this, I don't and still stand by what I've posted on this topic.
