by Rik E Boy » Sat May 07, 2011 9:39 am
by CUTTERMAN » Sat May 07, 2011 10:00 am
by whufc » Sat May 07, 2011 10:14 am
by Rik E Boy » Sat May 07, 2011 10:15 am
whufc wrote:Love watching Rodan and its such as shame he will have to go through another knee reco.
Could there be a thought with Rodan that he is a bit to top heavy for his size and thats why his knees continue to give way.
by 7-Dog » Sat May 07, 2011 10:22 am
by Rik E Boy » Sat May 07, 2011 10:24 am
7-Dog wrote:Yes, very sad news as a Power/Rodan fan.
Where has protection for the ball carrier gone, Franklin's trackle was marginally late and I was sure the AFL bought in a rule a few years back about pinning arms and slamming guys into the turf (maybe not quite as bad). I love hard tough football, but I think in that tackle and a few others I have seen recently where Franklin/tackling player has to have duty of care for the player.
Franklin too often thinks hitting someone marginally late is tough.
by tigerpie » Sat May 07, 2011 10:38 am
by fish » Sat May 07, 2011 10:48 am
by Magpiespower » Sat May 07, 2011 11:01 am
by Psyber » Sat May 07, 2011 12:48 pm
Reb's point is valid, but the other thing is that damaged tissues can take 2 to 3 years to heal fully and nobody in sport gives them that long.Rik E Boy wrote:Probably more of a case of once you have done a knee it is weaker than it was before it was reconstructed although a doc I aint.whufc wrote:Love watching Rodan and its such as shame he will have to go through another knee reco.
Could there be a thought with Rodan that he is a bit to top heavy for his size and thats why his knees continue to give way.
regards,
REB
by hottie » Sat May 07, 2011 8:34 pm
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by MatteeG » Mon May 09, 2011 10:37 am
7-Dog wrote:Yes, very sad news as a Power/Rodan fan.
Where has protection for the ball carrier gone, Franklin's trackle was marginally late and I was sure the AFL bought in a rule a few years back about pinning arms and slamming guys into the turf (maybe not quite as bad). I love hard tough football, but I think in that tackle and a few others I have seen recently where Franklin/tackling player has to have duty of care for the player.
Franklin too often thinks hitting someone marginally late is tough.
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by Footy Smart » Mon May 09, 2011 10:50 am
MatteeG wrote:7-Dog wrote:Yes, very sad news as a Power/Rodan fan.
Where has protection for the ball carrier gone, Franklin's trackle was marginally late and I was sure the AFL bought in a rule a few years back about pinning arms and slamming guys into the turf (maybe not quite as bad). I love hard tough football, but I think in that tackle and a few others I have seen recently where Franklin/tackling player has to have duty of care for the player.
Franklin too often thinks hitting someone marginally late is tough.
You cannot be serious, Franklins tackle on Rodan was about as soft as they get. I was sad when I saw Rodan come off with all he has been through but if you think the tackle had something to do with it you are wrong. Next thing you'll be saying all players who have had a significant injury in the past will get to wear a yellow headband which signifies they should not be contacted in any way.
Im sure buddy didnt puff his chest out after the tackle either 7 dog. Take a look at Dean Brogan and hitting small blokes before you start defining try-hard toughness!
by Booney » Mon May 09, 2011 10:58 am
Footy Smart wrote:MatteeG wrote:7-Dog wrote:Yes, very sad news as a Power/Rodan fan.
Where has protection for the ball carrier gone, Franklin's trackle was marginally late and I was sure the AFL bought in a rule a few years back about pinning arms and slamming guys into the turf (maybe not quite as bad). I love hard tough football, but I think in that tackle and a few others I have seen recently where Franklin/tackling player has to have duty of care for the player.
Franklin too often thinks hitting someone marginally late is tough.
You cannot be serious, Franklins tackle on Rodan was about as soft as they get. I was sad when I saw Rodan come off with all he has been through but if you think the tackle had something to do with it you are wrong. Next thing you'll be saying all players who have had a significant injury in the past will get to wear a yellow headband which signifies they should not be contacted in any way.
Im sure buddy didnt puff his chest out after the tackle either 7 dog. Take a look at Dean Brogan and hitting small blokes before you start defining try-hard toughness!
Agree 100% Mattee, Buddy was commited to tackle and he contributed in no way to the injury!
Matt Thomas is another one who tackles late... Nathan Basset and Trent Hentschel spring to mind
by Footy Smart » Mon May 09, 2011 11:16 am
Booney wrote:Footy Smart wrote:MatteeG wrote:7-Dog wrote:Yes, very sad news as a Power/Rodan fan.
Where has protection for the ball carrier gone, Franklin's trackle was marginally late and I was sure the AFL bought in a rule a few years back about pinning arms and slamming guys into the turf (maybe not quite as bad). I love hard tough football, but I think in that tackle and a few others I have seen recently where Franklin/tackling player has to have duty of care for the player.
Franklin too often thinks hitting someone marginally late is tough.
You cannot be serious, Franklins tackle on Rodan was about as soft as they get. I was sad when I saw Rodan come off with all he has been through but if you think the tackle had something to do with it you are wrong. Next thing you'll be saying all players who have had a significant injury in the past will get to wear a yellow headband which signifies they should not be contacted in any way.
Im sure buddy didnt puff his chest out after the tackle either 7 dog. Take a look at Dean Brogan and hitting small blokes before you start defining try-hard toughness!
Agree 100% Mattee, Buddy was commited to tackle and he contributed in no way to the injury!
Matt Thomas is another one who tackles late... Nathan Basset and Trent Hentschel spring to mind
Seriously, you dont watch any football, do you?
by Drop Bear » Mon May 09, 2011 11:40 am
by valleys07 » Mon May 09, 2011 11:51 am
MatteeG wrote:You cannot be serious, Franklins tackle on Rodan was about as soft as they get. I was sad when I saw Rodan come off with all he has been through but if you think the tackle had something to do with it you are wrong.
Footy Smart wrote:Matt Thomas is another one who tackles late... Nathan Basset and Trent Hentschel spring to mind
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