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Braithy
 Post subject: Re: Injury thread 2025
PostPosted: Mon Apr 28, 2025 10:26 pm 
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Haynes’ shoulder looked like it was a subluxation. He’ll be a watch, but should be ok with a couple hundred metres of tape.

Cerra played on, but that doesn’t mean anything.

Fingers crossed for both.



the way he held it, i think he had a neck stinger. they last for a few minutes and die down, and you get full movement back. it's sharp intense pain where about a minute or two you think you've dislocated it.

he was marking and tackling right after it.


cerra is interesting, they gave him pickle juice and ran him out there. but in the rooms after he was really feeling it and pinching at it. i wouldn't be surprised if it's a real low grade strain. making his striking charge redundant.

so haynes fine, cerra, probs not.
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 Post subject: Re: Injury thread 2025
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Braithy wrote:
Crusader wrote:
Haynes’ shoulder looked like it was a subluxation. He’ll be a watch, but should be ok with a couple hundred metres of tape.

Cerra played on, but that doesn’t mean anything.

Fingers crossed for both.



the way he held it, i think he had a neck stinger. they last for a few minutes and die down, and you get full movement back. it's sharp intense pain where about a minute or two you think you've dislocated it.

he was marking and tackling right after it.


cerra is interesting, they gave him pickle juice and ran him out there. but in the rooms after he was really feeling it and pinching at it. i wouldn't be surprised if it's a real low grade strain. making his striking charge redundant.

so haynes fine, cerra, probs not.


I saw the pickle juice too

I'm hoping it was just cramp. Cerra should know the difference between a cramp and a strain.

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 Post subject: Re: Injury thread 2025
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Given they are challenging the MRO decision then I presume physically Cerra is fine

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Jack Silvagni (hand)

- Recovery phase
- Availability: Rounds 9–10
- Scans have confirmed Silvagni experienced a broken hand in the first quarter of Sunday’s win over Geelong. He has undergone surgery this afternoon, with his availability for Round 9 to be determined next week.

Zac Williams (calf)

- Modified program
- Availability: Rounds 10-11
- Scans have confirmed Williams experienced a calf strain in the first quarter of Sunday’s win over Geelong.

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I'll take that
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Yep. Especially SOS.

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Not as bad as I thought.
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ahh man... poor silvagni. he's truly been one of our best this season. i love his work at chb.

we really better sign him back up, and soon imo. he's the type of chb we've been crying for. number 4 ranked defender in the game after the cat's game.
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Why did it take nine years to make him a defender?

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Because the MC reads TC....

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