great, now for laidler to get off and everything will be good

He didn't look in any discomfort to me.

Gibbs just tweeted the following:


"Shoulder feels alright cheers for the concern!"

'shoulder feels alright' - SO not convincing
subluxed AC's (1st grade im assuming) generally arent that painful, so one would generally say 'yeah it feels alright' (not ALL right, but 'alright'- as in 'ok' or 'not too bad')
I've heard countless players do a knee, or stretch a hammy, and be quoted the nextday as saying 'knee's alright' or 'the hammy's ok'.

pain isnt always the best indicator, particularly for ligament impact injuries, especially shoulders

he definitely hurt it, his arms were pinned and his shoulder was rammed into a pretty hard bit of turf (goal square for memory) and he got up holding it awkwardly, grimacing as little as the pain would allow him to, went straight off down the race, and after the game was in a sling. (until it's scanned no-one could know how bad or how minimal it is)

Kouta, was that one ok?
or should I put a gremlin avatar under my name to add a little 80's retro cool, or maybe a really pathetically made animated gif of gibbs hitting the turf? i can put a jerking paper plane in it for you if u like?
let me know

How good is it now the MC are playing him the way he should be played, as good as he is down back I hope to never see him there again.

He's a goalkicking midfielder/high half forward.

GIBBS

Gibbs just tweeted the following:


"Shoulder feels alright cheers for the concern!"

Have you got the link to the tweet? I can't see it in his stream?

CARLTON expects stars Bryce Gibbs and Matthew Kreuzer to miss the club's semi-final against West Coast, but has not ruled them out for a potential preliminary final.

Gibbs is likely to miss the game with an injury to his shoulder joint, given he cannot lift his arm over his head and is still in considerable pain.

Kreuzer has seen three specialists about the numbness in his foot, but has now been told only rest will fix the mystifying injury.

The initial diagnosis was a cyst pressing against an artery in his foot, which specialists believed was causing the numbness.

But a cyst has been ruled out as the cause of the foot injury, which means he is no closer to playing.

The Blues have been told the injury could heal itself as quickly as it came on, given rest, which means he has only days for his symptoms to ease.