Injury List - 2022

[hujsh]

Good to see Darcy's timeline seems to be moved up. Hope we can get some VFL experience into him this year

[Axe Man]

A little different to the list posted earlier for some reason?

Injury Update: Round 7

The Western Bulldogs could welcome back two players for this weekend’s clash against the Bombers on Sunday afternoon.

Roarke Smith and Laith Vandermeer will be available for selection providing the duo get through main training on Thursday.

“Latham and Roarke are fully training this week after missing on the weekend,” Head of Sports Medicine, Chris Bell said.

“If both get through our main session on Thursday, like I expect, both will be putting their hand up for selection.”

Tim English will miss a second week as the ruckman continues to recover from a hamstring injury.

“Tim is back up and running and progressing well,” Bell said.

“He won’t play this week, but we hope to see him return to availability in the next couple of weeks.”

Josh Bruce and Toby McLean have both returned to training with the main group in their recoveries from ACL injuries.

Josh Bruce and Toby Mclean are continuing to do everything possible to take steps towards a return to playing.

“Both have progressed and are integrating back into non-contact training,” Bell said.

“We will look at them returning to full training in the next 3-4 weeks before confirming their return to availability.”

Dom Bedendo has recovered well from a break in his and will be available for selection this weekend.

INJURY LIST

Tim English (hamstring): 1-2 weeks
Alex Keath (hamstring): 2-3 weeks
Jason Johannisen (calf): 3-4 weeks
Sam Darcy (foot): 3-5 weeks
Josh Bruce (ACL): 6-7 weeks
Toby McLean (ACL): 7-8 weeks
Mitch Hannan (concussion): indefinite

[azabob]

Gee Johannisen calf injury is turning into a ten plus weeks out.

Not ideal for us on field or for him in a contract year.

[Eastdog]

We just can’t take a trick at the moment. Some big outs there.

[MrMahatma]

If the season is still open for us when Bruce comes back and we have no further injuries to key players, it’ll be a minor miracle. The next 2-3 weeks without English and Keath are outrageously important to just find a way.

[The bulldog tragician]

A little different to the list posted earlier for some reason?

Injury Update: Round 7

The Western Bulldogs could welcome back two players for this weekend’s clash against the Bombers on Sunday afternoon.

Roarke Smith and Laith Vandermeer will be available for selection providing the duo get through main training on Thursday.

“Latham and Roarke are fully training this week after missing on the weekend,” Head of Sports Medicine, Chris Bell said.

“If both get through our main session on Thursday, like I expect, both will be putting their hand up for selection.”

Tim English will miss a second week as the ruckman continues to recover from a hamstring injury.

“Tim is back up and running and progressing well,” Bell said.

“He won’t play this week, but we hope to see him return to availability in the next couple of weeks.”

Josh Bruce and Toby McLean have both returned to training with the main group in their recoveries from ACL injuries.

Josh Bruce and Toby Mclean are continuing to do everything possible to take steps towards a return to playing.

“Both have progressed and are integrating back into non-contact training,” Bell said.

“We will look at them returning to full training in the next 3-4 weeks before confirming their return to availability.”

Dom Bedendo has recovered well from a break in his and will be available for selection this weekend.

INJURY LIST

Tim English (hamstring): 1-2 weeks
Alex Keath (hamstring): 2-3 weeks
Jason Johannisen (calf): 3-4 weeks
Sam Darcy (foot): 3-5 weeks
Josh Bruce (ACL): 6-7 weeks
Toby McLean (ACL): 7-8 weeks
Mitch Hannan (concussion): indefinite

When did this become a thing?

[Grantysghost]

A little different to the list posted earlier for some reason?

Injury Update: Round 7

The Western Bulldogs could welcome back two players for this weekend’s clash against the Bombers on Sunday afternoon.

Roarke Smith and Laith Vandermeer will be available for selection providing the duo get through main training on Thursday.

“Latham and Roarke are fully training this week after missing on the weekend,” Head of Sports Medicine, Chris Bell said.

“If both get through our main session on Thursday, like I expect, both will be putting their hand up for selection.”

Tim English will miss a second week as the ruckman continues to recover from a hamstring injury.

“Tim is back up and running and progressing well,” Bell said.

“He won’t play this week, but we hope to see him return to availability in the next couple of weeks.”

Josh Bruce and Toby McLean have both returned to training with the main group in their recoveries from ACL injuries.

Josh Bruce and Toby Mclean are continuing to do everything possible to take steps towards a return to playing.

“Both have progressed and are integrating back into non-contact training,” Bell said.

“We will look at them returning to full training in the next 3-4 weeks before confirming their return to availability.”

Dom Bedendo has recovered well from a break in his and will be available for selection this weekend.

INJURY LIST

Tim English (hamstring): 1-2 weeks
Alex Keath (hamstring): 2-3 weeks
Jason Johannisen (calf): 3-4 weeks
Sam Darcy (foot): 3-5 weeks
Josh Bruce (ACL): 6-7 weeks
Toby McLean (ACL): 7-8 weeks
Mitch Hannan (concussion): indefinite

Wtf. Where is Garcia? Why can't we just tell the truth.

[azabob]

When did this become a thing?

It was advised late last week - maybe Thursday? It was delayed concussion symptoms and the reason why he has missed since the Richmond game. Hannan was on last weeks list.

[Testekill]

Hopefully it's not Post Concussion Syndrome or a really heavy concussion.

[bornadog]

A little different to the list posted earlier for some reason?

The earlier list was from AFL site - they can't seem to coordinate with each other

[azabob]

Hopefully it's not Post Concussion Syndrome or a really heavy concussion.

It’s not heavy concussion as they only diagnosed it as concussion when the went back and reviewed the Sydney game to see if he got a head knock.

[bornadog]

It’s not heavy concussion as they only diagnosed it as concussion when the went back and reviewed the Sydney game to see if he got a head knock.

It was delayed concussion

[The bulldog tragician]

It was advised late last week - maybe Thursday? It was delayed concussion symptoms and the reason why he has missed since the Richmond game. Hannan was on last weeks list.

Yes..indefinite surprised me though.

[bornadog]

Yes..indefinite surprised me though.

Poor guy must be suffering. Picken had headaches for 18 months.

Hopefully he is ok

[I'm Not Bitter Anymore!]

How bad is JJ’s calf the return time keeps blowing out