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Injury thread 2026
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Author:  aboynamedsue [ Sat Oct 18, 2025 6:16 pm ]
Post subject:  Injury thread 2026
Unconfirmed whisper that Kemp has had a setback.
Author:  Mickstar [ Sat Oct 18, 2025 11:32 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
aboynamedsue wrote:
Unconfirmed whisper that Kemp has had a setback.


FFS , preseason training hasn't even started yet .
Author:  Humpers [ Sun Oct 19, 2025 6:44 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
I can live with a Kemp setback but if Jagga or HOF re-injure their ACL's then I'm done.
Author:  Heavs [ Sun Oct 19, 2025 6:49 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
I'm going to foe this thread
Author:  GreatEx [ Sun Oct 19, 2025 8:03 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
Bit premature to throw the toys out. In any case, I was surprised how many on here had Kemp in their best 18, his credentials were in question even before (another) major injury.
Author:  missnaut [ Sun Oct 19, 2025 8:23 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
aboynamedsue wrote:
Unconfirmed whisper that Kemp has had a setback.


Achilles are a bastard to recover from, plus we're Carlton, not a huge surprise.
Author:  Frank Carspew [ Sun Oct 19, 2025 8:35 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
NO :mad:
Author:  CFC8795 [ Sun Oct 19, 2025 8:58 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
May this Thread live short and not prosper!

Go Blues!
Author:  bondiblue [ Sun Oct 19, 2025 9:18 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
Injury is going to happen.
As long as our injury list is more than half of the numbers between 2022-2025 we will cope.

A couple players are critical to our structure and we have no depth for cover: Weitering and McKay.

We have 3 rucks to compete, with Pittonet strong but a plodder, who can nullify big rucks, OKeefe is undeveloped and injury prone, but we really don’t know what Reidy is capable of. At least we have 3.

Walsh showed how important he is for our ball movement. We have a bit of depth in the midfield group.

Walsh overseas now strengthening his back and hammies. He is his own worst enemy pushing too hard. I hope he stands up in 2026.

Kemp is depth imo. Had one great game in a couple years against a undermanned bottom of the ladder West Coast. He is a swing man, and gives Vossy options. End of the world? Nah, unless he plays mobile KPF ahead of OKeefe, otherwise he’s competing for 3rd tall forward vs Moir or in defence vs Haynes. Depth.

Last year we started round 1 with 13 out injured, and a few underdone players to fill spots eg Harry.

We won every game in 2025 when we had less than 8 on the injured list. Our win against GF side Geelong, we had 5 missing with injury.

We’ve moved on the unreliable perennially injured bodies: Marchbank, Cunningham, Martin, Curnow and Silvagni. That should help.

Curnow played 16 games but his body only looked good in his last 2 games playing CHF.

Pray to injury gods :gift:
Author:  GreatEx [ Sun Oct 19, 2025 10:48 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
@bondi Kemp's breakout game was against the Dogs (5 goals), the Eagles game (4) was the appetiser. Dogs game was just 2 before the ACL popped, so that's where his optimistic forecast comes from. Nonetheless, I agree the jury was still out: game after Dogs he had 7 disposals and no scoring shots in 87% ToG against Collingwood. I was chatting about the Curnow trade with a Swans mate yesterday and touched upon Amartey's 9 goal effort followed not long afterwards by a streak of 10 behinds; goes to show that every spud can have a day out on occasion. Not to say Brodie is a spud, but the Collingwood game illustrated how a breakout game invites attention from coaches, then you find out a player's true level.
Author:  bondiblue [ Sun Oct 19, 2025 3:04 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Injury thread 2026
GreatEx wrote:
@bondi Kemp's breakout game was against the Dogs (5 goals), the Eagles game (4) was the appetiser. Dogs game was just 2 before the ACL popped, so that's where his optimistic forecast comes from. Nonetheless, I agree the jury was still out: game after Dogs he had 7 disposals and no scoring shots in 87% ToG against Collingwood. I was chatting about the Curnow trade with a Swans mate yesterday and touched upon Amartey's 9 goal effort followed not long afterwards by a streak of 10 behinds; goes to show that every spud can have a day out on occasion. Not to say Brodie is a spud, but the Collingwood game illustrated how a breakout game invites attention from coaches, then you find out a player's true level.


Spot on GE.
Bulldogs game.

I was a huge Kemp fan as an onballer till he did his ACL.
I can’t deny I may have a case of bias when it comes to Kemp.
London blue always reminds me of Kemp, when we talk best 23s

But I value him enormously for his versatility, height and commitment to a contest.

For his height he had pace on his side and quick reflexes.
I hope the latest Achilles doesn’t further compound his ACL.
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