Goddards Hammy

#1GILL · Post: # 828869Post **#1GILL** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 4:55pm

SEN reporting he has injured his hammy at training- SURELY NOT!!!

Gurgman · Post: # 828874Post **Gurgman** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 4:56pm

#1GILL wrote:SEN reporting he has injured his hanny at training- SURELY NOT!!!

As long as its his Hanny and not his Hammy , we should be ok

#1GILL · Post: # 828877Post **#1GILL** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 4:58pm

Gurgman wrote:
#1GILL wrote:SEN reporting he has injured his hanny at training- SURELY NOT!!!
As long as its his Hanny and not his Hammy , we should be ok

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plugger66 · Post: # 828881Post **plugger66** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:00pm

Did anyone see it and if they did what friggin happened. I certainly missed it.

White Winmar · Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:03pm

Apparently only Tony Schebecki from SEN saw it. Said BJ grabbed the hamstring, had one more kick and went in. Thousands who were there didn't see it.

ausfatcat · Post: # 828899Post **ausfatcat** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:08pm

White Winmar wrote:Apparently only Tony Schebecki from SEN saw it. Said BJ grabbed the hamstring, had one more kick and went in. Thousands who were there didn't see it.

Maybe a bit sore or worst slight strain then if he was kicking with it afterwards.

Behind Play · Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:12pm

Hopefully a bit of theater.

Sainterman · Post: # 828921Post **Sainterman** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:18pm

Worst part is we are unlikely to hear another word from the club on this one...

Mr Magic · Post: # 828928Post **Mr Magic** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:21pm

Sainterman wrote:Worst part is we are unlikely to hear another word from the club on this one...

And why should we?
Maybe we should send a copy of the medical/physio reports straight down to Skilled Stadium so they can do their own medical evaluation?

There'd be absolutely no point in hiding what is/isn't going on from them, would there?

reincarnated · Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:23pm

Are all St Kilda supporters dumb? Or everyone was just watching Riewoldt stretch?

Surely someone out of the 10-12 thousand people there would have seen something

plugger66 · Post: # 828932Post **plugger66** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:24pm

reincarnated wrote:Are all St Kilda supporters dumb? Or everyone was just watching Riewoldt stretch?

Surely someone out of the 10-12 thousand people there would have seen something

Well im in the dumb category.

ausfatcat · Post: # 828934Post **ausfatcat** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:24pm

reincarnated wrote:Are all St Kilda supporters dumb? Or everyone was just watching Riewoldt stretch?

Surely someone out of the 10-12 thousand people there would have seen something

If it happened as reported then yes.

Sainterman · Post: # 828942Post **Sainterman** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:30pm

Mr Magic wrote:
Sainterman wrote:Worst part is we are unlikely to hear another word from the club on this one...
And why should we?
Maybe we should send a copy of the medical/physio reports straight down to Skilled Stadium so they can do their own medical evaluation?

There'd be absolutely no point in hiding what is/isn't going on from them, would there?

Wasn't suggesting that they should tell us, more that it is something we will not get info on...and perhaps may worry about over the week. Would prefer Geelong knowing nothing personally.

samoht · Post: # 828944Post **samoht** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:31pm

Well Dal played a blinder after rolling his ankle.

So Goddard may be due for a blinder.

Mr Magic · Post: # 828945Post **Mr Magic** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:32pm

Sainterman wrote:
Mr Magic wrote:
Sainterman wrote:Worst part is we are unlikely to hear another word from the club on this one...
And why should we?
Maybe we should send a copy of the medical/physio reports straight down to Skilled Stadium so they can do their own medical evaluation?

There'd be absolutely no point in hiding what is/isn't going on from them, would there?
Wasn't suggesting that they should tell us, more that it is something we will not get info on...and perhaps may worry about over the week. Would prefer Geelong knowing nothing personally.

Agreed

saintrod · Post: # 828963Post **saintrod** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:46pm

FWIW the Age are saying "Brendon Goddard grabbed his hamstring before leaving the training track, but the soreness did not appear serious"

http://www.theage.com.au/news/rfnews/sa ... 86188.html

claystreet · Post: # 828971Post **claystreet** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:49pm

BJ scratched his nuts but it didnt seem serious

Enrico_Misso · Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:52pm

I saw noth ing

saintsRrising · Tue 22 Sep 2009 5:52pm

White Winmar wrote:Apparently only Tony Schebecki from SEN saw it. Said BJ grabbed the hamstring, had one more kick and went in. Thousands who were there didn't see it.

He had felt any type of twinge he would not have had one more kick.

markp · Post: # 828988Post **markp** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 6:01pm

I thought I saw Roo cough at one stage too... could be swine flu.

mullet · Post: # 828994Post **mullet** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 6:05pm

markp wrote:I thought I saw Roo cough at one stage too... could be swine flu.

Definitely swine flu what with all that mud and all

Spinner · Post: # 829010Post **Spinner** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 6:28pm

Didn't see anything......s*** news.

The Fireman · Tue 22 Sep 2009 6:32pm

snoopygirl · Post: # 829018Post **snoopygirl** » Tue 22 Sep 2009 6:33pm

Selling off some more pics Firey.

BaysideSaint · Tue 22 Sep 2009 6:34pm

ausfatcat wrote:
White Winmar wrote:Apparently only Tony Schebecki from SEN saw it. Said BJ grabbed the hamstring, had one more kick and went in. Thousands who were there didn't see it.
Maybe a bit sore or worst slight strain then if he was kicking with it afterwards.

schebecki also reported when the indigenous kids were there several weeks ago that luke ball did nothing.
needless to say bally was running laps prior to training (and schebecki's arrival) before joining the group in what was not a fair dinkum session.

schebecki is inaccurate at the best of times. his inadequate reporting endlessly frustrates me!

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