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Steven Eichner
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 2:04 amby NFC
Any ideas on how he is recovering?
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 8:52 amby Booney
Yeah,Steve is going ok.Still in the brace but getting there.Will spend alot of time on a bike in the next few months and will be stronger for his time in the gym.Doing a bit in the Power headquarters and from all accounts is doing well.
PM me if you want some more info mate.
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 10:24 amby smac
Booney wrote:Yeah,Steve is going ok.Still in the brace but getting there.Will spend alot of time on a bike in the next few months and will be stronger for his time in the gym.Doing a bit in the Power headquarters and from all accounts is doing well.
PM me if you want some more info mate.
So Centrals can start using it for their rehab as well now? LMAO
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 11:12 amby Booney
smac wrote:Booney wrote:Yeah,Steve is going ok.Still in the brace but getting there.Will spend alot of time on a bike in the next few months and will be stronger for his time in the gym.Doing a bit in the Power headquarters and from all accounts is doing well.
PM me if you want some more info mate.
So Centrals can start using it for their rehab as well now? LMAO
So you know something that I know smac.........
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 11:19 amby am Bays
Nothing strang about that, at Glenelg we've have had a player or two do their rehab at the Crows. Normally it takes a phone call to the appropriate person and fitting in with the rehab times of the Crows players.....
Good on Port for sharing with the SANFL
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 11:48 amby smac
As long as Port do share with the SANFL as a whole and not just the magpies then I would have no problem at all. Happy to be proven wrong but I would be surprised if other clubs have used their facilities, on an ongoing basis for something such as rehab.
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 12:12 pmby heater31
Its the classic "if you ask you shall recieve" concept all it takes is a phone call in the right direction and usually clubs will be happy to accomodate the request. its been happening for years, jeez my old man 35 years ago playing in the suburban leagues went down to Norwood to get treatment for an injury all it took was a phone call to the right person
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 12:45 pmby smac
I think things are slightly different from 35 yearas ago heater. I just can't see them allowing all 9 SANFL clubs access to their facilities. Again, I am happy to be proven wrong.
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 1:52 pmby heater31
smac wrote:I think things are slightly different from 35 yearas ago heater. I just can't see them allowing all 9 SANFL clubs access to their facilities. Again, I am happy to be proven wrong.
im just saying it has happened before and with the Magpies being a semi professional outfit i cant see why it would be a problem with them coordinating rehad with a professional organisation like the power
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 3:00 pmby smac
heater31 wrote:smac wrote:I think things are slightly different from 35 yearas ago heater. I just can't see them allowing all 9 SANFL clubs access to their facilities. Again, I am happy to be proven wrong.
im just saying it has happened before and with the Magpies being a semi professional outfit i cant see why it would be a problem with them coordinating rehad with a professional organisation like the power
Because with the length of the injury list in the SANFL at the moment I cannot see any room left for the Power players.
I don't have a problem with the principle of Eichner using the rooms. My problem is that it would appear to be a luxury afforded to one SANFL club. Still happy to be proven wrong.
I also recall that one of the reasons the Magpies were shifted off to Ethelton in 97 was so that there could be no perceived advantage in them using the Powers rooms.
As I said, I have no problem in it happening - anything to get players back on the field quicker is a good thing.
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 8:39 pmby Gravel
Hasn't the Crows fitness coach established a training/fitness programme for Glenelg ?
If correct, would this be considered as Glenelg having an advantage over the other SANFL clubs ?
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Mon Aug 28, 2006 9:26 pmby Aerie
Gravel wrote:Hasn't the Crows fitness coach established a training/fitness programme for Glenelg ?
If correct, would this be considered as Glenelg having an advantage over the other SANFL clubs ?
I think Stephen Schwerdt has been hired by a number of SANFL clubs to develop their fitness programs. Not just Glenelg.
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Tue Aug 29, 2006 11:42 amby smac
Schwerdty has his own business (called something like Fit4Footy from memory) where he will provide a fitness program for any club at any level.
Don't turn the discussion into Crows Vs Port either - I don't have a problem with Port allowing the use of their facilities. I just don't like them bullshitting the football public 10 years ago.