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Rd 22 Injury Update & Rd 23 Broadcast Details

PostPosted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:49 pm
by Wedgie
INJURY UPDATES

CENTRAL DISTRICT
Injuries from the weekend’s game:

Justin Westhoff – hand – 2 weeks
James Gowans – knee – to be assessed
Players still on the injury list:
Tom Clarke – hamstring – 1 week
Michael Kerr – knee – 1 week
Jeremy Aufderheide – knee – season
Nathan Steinberner – shoulder – season
Chris McLean – wrist – season
Tom Schiller – broken leg – season
Andrew Bawden – knee – season

GLENELG
Did not play on the weekend.
Players still on the injury list:

Adam Fisher – ankle – 1 week
Jason Sutherland – shoulder – season
Matthew Potts – knee – season

NORTH ADELAIDE
Injuries from the weekend’s game:

Matthew Krieg – concussion – test
Players still on the injury list:
Nick Gill – quad – test
Brett White – back – test
Owen Weatherley – ankle – test
Ben Walton – wrist – season
Simon Cox – knee – season
Nick Kurzel – knee – season
Aaron Motlop – shoulder – season

NORWOOD
Injuries from the weekend’s game:

Nick Jackman – broken arm – season
Players still on the injury list:
Bryce Campbell – ankle – season
Scott Bassett – knee – indefinite

PORT ADELAIDE MAGPIES
Injuries from the weekend’s game:

No injuries reported
Players still on the injury list:
Peter Mann – hamstring – test
Jeremy Clayton – adductor – test
Dylan Higgins – back – test
Daniel Elstone – fractured scafoid – season
Steven Eichner – knee – season
Paul Evans – knee – indefinite

SOUTH ADELAIDE
Injuries from the weekend’s game:

Stephen Kenna – ankle – test
Players still on the injury list:
Brett King – concussion – test
Leigh Ryan – hamstring – test
Justin Hentschke – hip – test
Josh Sampson – hamstring – test
Tim Boyd – knee – season
James Harris – knee – season
Adrian Creek – knee – season
Troy Jacques – hamstring – season

STURT
Injuries from the weekend’s game:

Jake Bowen – knee – test
Mathew Scott-Toms – hamstring – test
Mathew Brockhouse – hamstring – test
Jai Middleton – hamstring – test
Marty Wilson – hamstring – test
Players still on the injury list:
Stuart Graham – osteitis pubis – season
Henry Mason – knee – season
Kane McLean – knee – season
Steve Perri – shoulder – season
Michael Bratton – hand – season
Ben Colreavy – knee – indefinite
Ryan Herring – hand – indefinite

WEST ADELAIDE
Injuries from the weekend’s game:

Chris Schmidt – ankle – test
Luke Donaldson – calf – test
Aaron Bayliss – ankle – test
Players still on the injury list:
Mark Miller – quad – test
Ben Fisher – shoulder – test
Ross Glover – hamstring – 1 week
Nicholas Prokopec – osteitis pubis – season
Mark Rattley – arm – season

WOODVILLE-WEST TORRENS
Injuries from the weekend’s game:

Gavin Colville – soreness – test
David Westbrook – corked thigh – test
Players still on the injury list:
Tim Inkster – hamstring – test
Nick Salter – quad – test

REPORTS
• Tim Weatherald of Sturt for allegedly striking Luke Crouch of Norwood.
• James McLeay of Sturt for allegedly kicking James Gallagher of Norwood.
• Michael Curtis for allegedly striking Matthew Bartemucci of Norwood.
• Daniel Hargraves of North Adelaide for allegedly striking Stuart Cochrane of Central District.
Tribunal hearing to take place in the SANFL League Room on Tuesday 5th September from
6.00pm.

BROADCAST DETAILS
Television –
ABC Television
Game starts at 2.15pm
ABC Broadcast from 2.30pm
Saturday 9th September Glenelg v South Adelaide Adelaide Oval

Radio –
RPH Adelaide – 1197 AM or http://www.rphadelaide.org.au
Friday 8th September Port Adelaide v North Adelaide Adelaide Oval
Broadcast from 7.00pm
Saturday 9th September Glenelg v South Adelaide Adelaide Oval
Broadcast from 1.30pm
Sunday 10th September West Adelaide v Central District Broadspectrum Oval
Broadcast from 1.30pm

LIFE FM – 107.9 FM or http://www.life.on.net
Sunday 10th September Sturt v Eagles Unley Oval
Broadcast from 2.00pm
Bye – Norwood

PostPosted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:52 pm
by spell_check
Those radio broadcast times remind me again of how good a job 5RPH does.

Unfortunately we only have two regular broadcasters; I have noticed that the WAFL has 3 to 4, and 5RPH plugs in the gaps so well.

PostPosted: Mon Sep 04, 2006 10:36 pm
by cd
Due to time difference ABC radio in Perth regularly covers WAFL - In Adelaide without RPH and Life we wouldn't get anything - both stations do a great job and we at WWTFC are most grateful.

PostPosted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 12:23 pm
by sus
Notwithstanding injury this week v Sturt, it seems that the Eagles will have a full list to choose from come finals time. And what about Knights & Skipworth or McGregor, Biglands, Burton even? Sheesh selection dilemmas aplenty.

PostPosted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 1:06 pm
by sus
Gill - quad?

PostPosted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 1:08 pm
by RoosterMarty
You wont get McGregor or Burton back, no way will the Crows let them play for you so im not sure where you get that idea from.


Hopefully Gill will be back for this Friday's clash.

PostPosted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 1:35 pm
by BPBRB
sus wrote:Notwithstanding injury this week v Sturt, it seems that the Eagles will have a full list to choose from come finals time. And what about Knights & Skipworth or McGregor, Biglands, Burton even? Sheesh selection dilemmas aplenty.


Even allowing for the Crows letting them play at the Eagles anytime of the year let alone finals just how many games have Biglands/Burton/McGregor played this year for the Eagles to qualify them?

NONE.

You may want to think before getting too excited next time.

PostPosted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 2:58 pm
by ferret
BPBRB - As long as the Crows and Eagles are in the finals there can be free interchange without Crows players playing the three mandatory minor round games.

PostPosted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:10 pm
by sus
BPBRB wrote:
sus wrote:Notwithstanding injury this week v Sturt, it seems that the Eagles will have a full list to choose from come finals time. And what about Knights & Skipworth or McGregor, Biglands, Burton even? Sheesh selection dilemmas aplenty.


Even allowing for the Crows letting them play at the Eagles anytime of the year let alone finals just how many games have Biglands/Burton/McGregor played this year for the Eagles to qualify them?

NONE.

You may want to think before getting too excited next time.


They dont have to qualify if the Crows are still playing finals. So you may want to think before making stupid comments. Given what is in the paper today it would not be beyond the realms of possibility for Hudson to replace Biglands and for McGregor to find his way back into the Crows thru the SANFL. I never said it was likely just a possibility. :roll: :roll: Sheesh

PostPosted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:12 pm
by sus
RoosterMarty wrote:You wont get McGregor or Burton back, no way will the Crows let them play for you so im not sure where you get that idea from.


Hopefully Gill will be back for this Friday's clash.


Didnt get the idea from anywhere - just a possibility that's all. Double sheesh!!

PostPosted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:48 pm
by BPBRB
sus wrote:
BPBRB wrote:
sus wrote:Notwithstanding injury this week v Sturt, it seems that the Eagles will have a full list to choose from come finals time. And what about Knights & Skipworth or McGregor, Biglands, Burton even? Sheesh selection dilemmas aplenty.


Even allowing for the Crows letting them play at the Eagles anytime of the year let alone finals just how many games have Biglands/Burton/McGregor played this year for the Eagles to qualify them?

NONE.

You may want to think before getting too excited next time.


They dont have to qualify if the Crows are still playing finals. So you may want to think before making stupid comments. Given what is in the paper today it would not be beyond the realms of possibility for Hudson to replace Biglands and for McGregor to find his way back into the Crows thru the SANFL. I never said it was likely just a possibility. :roll: :roll: Sheesh


Yes my mistake - stupid comment I'll wear that :oops:

Stupid rule though allowing players a run in the SANFL at the exclusion of players who have played all year and especially if those AFL haven't even met the normal minimum qualification despite the rule. Also disruptive no matter how good the AFL player may be. They should just train with the AFL team and hope they can get a game. Many SANFL sides have played finals over the years but have not had their ressies in the finals to allow fringe or recovering players to get match fitness. For example this year - Centrals ressies are not finalists so where do their recovering players get a run - nowhere they just have to train as part of the squad.

PostPosted: Tue Sep 05, 2006 6:16 pm
by Aerie
I would doubt the Eagles would play any players who haven't played a game with the league side in the finals this year, even if given the opportunity. If the reserves were still playing, which is likely, I'd say those Crows players would play for them.

I really hope Skipworth is available. He is the most important Crows player to come back and has played most of the year with us. Knights is always handy and always puts in 100% when back with us, so would gladly have him back as well.

We must get Inkster right for finals, so if he is at all sore this week, give him another rest. I would not even contemplate risking him until the 2nd week of finals.

Good to see Dabrowski kick a couple of goals and named in the best players in the reserves after a long lay off with injury.