Injury List - 2022

[macca]

Wallis got subbed out , does anyone know the injury and what happened. ?
Did not see any video footage of it at the time
I hope his ok and makes a fast recovery
Assumption his not playing the next game

[1eyedog]

Wallis got subbed out , does anyone know the injury and what happened. ?
Did not see any video footage of it at the time
I hope his ok and makes a fast recovery
Assumption his not playing the next game

No word yet but it's a foot injury so if the foot is good to go this week he will be as well.

[bornadog]

Hopefully English right to go this week.

[Grantysghost]

Wallis got subbed out , does anyone know the injury and what happened. ?
Did not see any video footage of it at the time
I hope his ok and makes a fast recovery
Assumption his not playing the next game

This is from Bevo in the presser

The Dogs will also be sweating on the fitness of Mitch Wallis, who was subbed out after hurting a foot.

"We're hoping it's a joint thing, rather than a bone thing. He's sore," Beveridge said.

[The Bulldogs Bite]

This is from Bevo in the presser

The Dogs will also be sweating on the fitness of Mitch Wallis, who was subbed out after hurting a foot.

"We're hoping it's a joint thing, rather than a bone thing. He's sore," Beveridge said.

You know, that joint thingy and boney thingamabob.

[Swoop]

Bevo also mentioned that he's not expecting anyone to return this week, other than Anthony Scott from isolation.

[azabob]

Injury update l Round 8

Senior players Mitch Wallis, Alex Keath and Tim English all remain a chance to play against Port Adelaide on Friday night at Adelaide Oval.

Wallis was substituted in the fourth quarter of the 32-point victory over the Bombers and scans have revealed an injury to his foot.

“Mitch has damaged a joint in his foot,” Head of Sports Medicine, Chris Bell said.

“We will work through a process of how to best manage Mitch over the next few days before confirming if he is available to play.”

Both English and Keath have been recovering from hamstring injuries sustained over the last month and will be given every chance to prove their fitness ahead of the Friday night blockbuster.

“Tim and Alex are progressing well from their hamstring injuries,” Bell said.

“Both completed a game-like rehab session over the weekend.”

“They still have to tick some boxes this week before we confirm if they play this weekend against Port or next weekend against the Pies.”

In positive news for the Bulldogs, first-round draftee Sam Darcy is nearing a return to the field for the red, white and blue.

“Sam Darcy has shown great maturity and been incredibly diligent in the recovery from his foot bone stress injury,” Bell said.

“I’m happy to say that has now returned to full training.”

“We will build some continuity this week – but it won’t be long before we see Sam pull on the Bulldogs jumper.”

Anthony Scott will be available for selection after exiting AFL health and safety protocols.

INJURY LIST

Anthony Scott: available
Alex Keath: test
Tim English: test
Mitch Wallis: test
Sam Darcy: 1-2 weeks
Jason Johannisen: 2-3 weeks
Riley Garcia: 2-4 weeks
Josh Bruce: 4-5 weeks
Toby McLean: 5-6 weeks
Mitch Hannan: indefinite

[azabob]

Looking positive.
I’d hold over English and Keath for another week.

[bornadog]

Looking positive.
I’d hold over English and Keath for another week.

If they are both fit, then why hold back?

[Grantysghost]

We could almost hit the 2nd half of the year with a full squad touch wood.

[azabob]

If they are both fit, then why hold back?

Travel and the cold Adelaide night!

They are in our top 5 most important players, I’d wait another week.

[Testekill]

If they are both fit, then why hold back?

I'd probably hold Keath back if only because Port won't be playing Dixon. Gardner can take Marshall and Finlayson is a pretty soft player so O'Brien can play on him.

[bornadog]

I'd probably hold Keath back if only because Port won't be playing Dixon. Gardner can take Marshall and Finlayson is a pretty soft player so O'Brien can play on him.

I think that is what will happen. English will play.

[hujsh]

Pretty encouraging development for a change. I feel more used to JJ's 3-4 week diagnosis for 8-12 weeks layoff type situation

[Axe Man]

I'd probably hold Keath back if only because Port won't be playing Dixon. Gardner can take Marshall and Finlayson is a pretty soft player so O'Brien can play on him.

Also Keath is older and is developing a history of soft tissue injuries, I don't think English has so would make sense to be more conservative with Keath.

There is also Georgiades to worry about although he is in doubt with a calf complaint.