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Warnock is currently undergoing rehab from a post-season shoulder clean-out, but is expected to be into full training around Christmas time with a view to being ready to take part in the Blues' practice match schedule in the new year.

Maybe we have recruited Warnock to be the one that is always injured, thereby keeping Hammo and Big K healthy

Gerard Healy just reported on 3AW (via "Whispers"), that Warnock has had a setback and won't train till January or February. Sure hope its wrong.

None of the training reports so far have indicated his absence.

gerry atric wrote:

Maybe we have recruited Warnock to be the one that is always injured, thereby keeping Hammo and Big K healthy

If you are joking then :grin:

If you are serious then :screwy:

Blues football operations manager Steven Icke said Warnock, who played 21 games for the Dockers, should be fit for the opening NAB pre-season clash against Sydney at Blacktown on February 20.

"Given that he is going to be in our full program from [this] week, we would expect him to be available for some of those games, if not all of those games," Icke said.

I'm happy the rehab is a slow building type rehab... don't need any setbacks through over-eagerness.

Babysteps....

Author:	The Vet [ Mon Nov 16, 2009 9:46 am ]
Post subject:	Warnock
I know this was locked Mrs Caz, Warnock , but there appears some truth behind the post. Quote: Warnock is currently undergoing rehab from a post-season shoulder clean-out, but is expected to be into full training around Christmas time with a view to being ready to take part in the Blues' practice match schedule in the new year. see here: Blues spoilt for ruck choice

Author:	DocSherrin III [ Mon Nov 16, 2009 10:21 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
I think it was initially locked because of a false rumor regarding Warnock's ankle. His ankle is fine and his shoulder surgery was minor and known about for quite some time. In fact post-season shoulder clean-outs for AFL footballers hit an all time record this year. Unfortunately, it does restrict Warnock from some upper-body weight work for a few weeks, but fingers crossed we won't have to continue taping him up Bruce Reid style and he can get out on the paddock.

Author:	marciblue [ Mon Nov 16, 2009 10:47 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
When Robbie pulled out of the Ants prelim for shoulder surgery the club hoped that he would be thereabouts by the time pre-season training started but realistically might've been 2-3 weeks into the program before he was ready to train @ 100% This now seems to be stretching out a touch which is disappointing but generally, Robbie seems to be progressing. He has been training since Nov 2

Author:	gerry atric [ Mon Nov 16, 2009 11:05 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
Basically Warnock was recruited to be a star ruckman and consequently got a 3 year deal that is way more generous than would be expected for a 23 year old with 20 games behind him. Injuries are bad luck either through circumstances or a body that gets injured easily. The Freeo fans seem to suggest he was injury prone. I expect him to be fit and firing (and earning his dough) round 1 next 2010. One thing you try and recruit for is durability which he didn't seem to have at Freeo. Let's hope he finds some soon. Although one theory is that you have 4 rucks on your list because one is always injured so you need a second back up. Maybe we have recruited Warnock to be the one that is always injured, thereby keeping Hammo and Big K healthy

Author:	woof [ Mon Nov 16, 2009 11:44 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
gerry atric wrote: Maybe we have recruited Warnock to be the one that is always injured, thereby keeping Hammo and Big K healthy If you are joking then If you are serious then

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Author:	Mark J [ Wed Nov 18, 2009 7:41 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
There will some serious q's asked if he fails to come up again!

Author:	septembergurl [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 6:42 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
Gerard Healy just reported on 3AW (via "Whispers"), that Warnock has had a setback and won't train till January or February. Sure hope its wrong.

Author:	kots1234 [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 12:30 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
septembergurl wrote: Gerard Healy just reported on 3AW (via "Whispers"), that Warnock has had a setback and won't train till January or February. Sure hope its wrong. Yes I have heard that reported twice now. No official word as yet but I hope that there is nothing to the rumor. If so it will be disappointing to say the least!

Author:	DownUnderChick [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 12:32 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
None of the training reports so far have indicated his absence.

Author:	jimmae [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 12:59 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
DownUnderChick wrote: None of the training reports so far have indicated his absence. That's because he's been at all of them.

Author:	Big Kahuna Boot [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 2:26 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
woof wrote: gerry atric wrote: Maybe we have recruited Warnock to be the one that is always injured, thereby keeping Hammo and Big K healthy If you are joking then If you are serious then ..and it was true, and worked.. ..genius..!!..

Author:	Effes [ Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:43 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
Warnock on track for Blues debut Quote: Blues football operations manager Steven Icke said Warnock, who played 21 games for the Dockers, should be fit for the opening NAB pre-season clash against Sydney at Blacktown on February 20. "Given that he is going to be in our full program from [this] week, we would expect him to be available for some of those games, if not all of those games," Icke said.

Author:	bondiblue [ Sun Jan 03, 2010 10:23 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
Great news reporting positive progress of Warnock's post season clean ups. Another piece of the puzzle coming together for the Mighty Blues. Fevola's gone, but... Warnock ready for NAB Judd back in round 4 Waite possibly back for round 1 or thereabouts Jamison ready to start full training Austin has recovered and built up his body McLean adds more grunt to the midfield Henderson recruited to give us a 10 year KPF Yarran and Garlett seem to have stepped up during the preseason Lucas adds pace, grunt and class etc etc Warnock is the key imo. His presence as the first ruck gives us 206cm of ruck strength and releases Kreuzer and Hampson for forward duties and general problems for the opposition MC. I know he's going to make a big difference to our team over the next decade, just as the lanky, slow, uncoordinated Harry Madden did as he matured. IMO Warnock taking the field in 2010 will give us the chance to cement a Top 4 position for the 2010 finals series.

Author:	budzy [ Sun Jan 03, 2010 10:45 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
I'm happy the rehab is a slow building type rehab... don't need any setbacks through over-eagerness. Babysteps....

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Author:	Kouta [ Sun Jan 03, 2010 2:57 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Warnock
budzy wrote: I'm happy the rehab is a slow building type rehab... don't need any setbacks through over-eagerness. Babysteps.... 2010 is all about Warnock getting through this season without breaking down. And showing he can play. Warnock is Carlton's Gumbleton...