Sorry if this has been covered elsewhere....but was Heyne injured against the Pies on Friday?
He seemed to limp off at one point and never returned....looked like he did his hammy....anyone know?
Was Heyne injured against the Pies?
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not sure? but i liked the look of him. everyone knows being the 3rd forward is a very hard position to play (not many chances, players tend to go through other avenues, keeping out of the other guys way etc etc) and he had a decent opponent - but he looks the goods. nice balanced player. and i can see what people mean when they compare him to stevie j. a long way to go - but stevie j wasnt that great at 19 either.
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Yeah, I liked his game too, I was paying particular attention to him, hence the reason I noticed his early exit from the game....Con Gorozidis wrote:not sure? but i liked the look of him. everyone knows being the 3rd forward is a very hard position to play (not many chances, players tend to go through other avenues, keeping out of the other guys way etc etc) and he had a decent opponent - but he looks the goods. nice balanced player. and i can see what people mean when they compare him to stevie j. a long way to go - but stevie j wasnt that great at 19 either.
certainly back on the ground near the end of the game....BelfastSaint wrote:I was at the game and listening to MMM ...
It was mentioned that his finger was dislocated ...then reset and he came back on ..
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I didn't notice him coming back on, but thats good to hear....hope to get another look at him this weekend against the swanniesstinger wrote:certainly back on the ground near the end of the game....BelfastSaint wrote:I was at the game and listening to MMM ...
It was mentioned that his finger was dislocated ...then reset and he came back on ..
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Gurt according to Bruce and Dennis!SainterK wrote:Question please, is Heyne pronounced with a hay or a hi?
Likewise for Gaertner, is it a a Gart or a Gurt? (Gurt would be less confusing, as the other sounds an awful lot like Gardiner)
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good questions, i've been wondering. the commentators said HIE-n and GURT-ner, but i would say the opposite. what's the official line?SainterK wrote:Question please, is Heyne pronounced with a hay or a hi?
Likewise for Gaertner, is it a a Gart or a Gurt? (Gurt would be less confusing, as the other sounds an awful lot like Gardiner)
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Are you sure that it was a hamstring and not a guitarstring finger injury.Dr Spaceman wrote:saintlee wrote:Geez....he was limping pretty heavily for a dislocated finger.....BelfastSaint wrote:I believe he had a dislocated finger ....
Might be one of those hamstring related finger injuries
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If it is of German origin the AE is the same as an A with an umlaut (double dot accent above A) so that would make it G AIR T NER.bergholt wrote:good questions, i've been wondering. the commentators said HIE-n and GURT-ner, but i would say the opposite. what's the official line?SainterK wrote:Question please, is Heyne pronounced with a hay or a hi?
Likewise for Gaertner, is it a a Gart or a Gurt? (Gurt would be less confusing, as the other sounds an awful lot like Gardiner)
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