Most ridiculous non AA equivalent to Dusty’s and vlaustins exclusions. Clearly per game was the best FF.
Kicked well. Best one on one / contested mark and good with goal assists too. Need to look past that last goal/behind.
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Kicked well. Best one on one / contested mark and good with goal assists too. Need to look past that last goal/behind.
We’re going in with a new game plan next season.
Tom merely a decoy.
Kick it to Dusty our plan A
I’d rather lynch in the forward at least he has a good goal ratio. Dusty who spends 80% mid/fed gets 1-2 goals we don’t need that as a permanent
Plantar Fasciitis can be really tricky especially In heavy people.
He’s so damn important to us I hope they get on top of it..
He’s so damn important to us I hope they get on top of it..
Yep structurally he is likely the most important player at the club.
With Taranto,Hopper, Prestia and Bolton in the middle, I’d suggest Dusty, who has missed a lot of football and is not getting any younger, will play forward a lot more than on ball.
Wouldn’t surprise to see him 70% forward. That’s 4 goals per game territory
Tom’s been seen in a moon boot and on crutches. Has he had surgery to release it? If so recovery is 3-6 weeks. Maybe they took that route rather than the conservative rest option?
Why are we worried about the former Adelaide Crow having plantar fasciitis?
Been dealing with Plantar Fasciitis which is worse than one of those 3 weekers.
Apparently coming along favorably from what little info there has been.
Thanks. News seemed good today. Had a little post season Op on the foot and the new Fitness man seemed more than happy with how he is trekking, good news
Just on Lynch, I'm told he did indeed have surgery before the break as he has been battling plantar fasciitis for some time.
The good news is the surgery should give him total relief from the PF issue, the bad news is he will struggle to get much work in over the pre-season and that makes the season that much harder.
The good news is the surgery should give him total relief from the PF issue, the bad news is he will struggle to get much work in over the pre-season and that makes the season that much harder.
He is running laps and 100s now.
How long until he would return to full training?
Not worried about Lynch's fitness at all
He is a mature player with over 10 years of preseasons under his belt and is a pro athlete that looks after himself and his body
provided his surgery went well and no complications the next 2-3 weeks he will be quick to get to peak fitness
He is a mature player with over 10 years of preseasons under his belt and is a pro athlete that looks after himself and his body
provided his surgery went well and no complications the next 2-3 weeks he will be quick to get to peak fitness
Somewhere in the 6 - 10 week range post surgery he will be fully up and going.
All very true but every player will say that without a decent pre-season their lives are that much harder in season.
Getting fit is easy but there's no substitute for the full conditioning and touch you get from doing the work.
