Im hoping this doesnt turn out to be a Scotty West-Case of 2010..
Touch wood it is completely opposite and he comes back more determined and fitter than ever
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Just hope as previously said this isn't the beginning of the end. Scotty West was a week away for about 10 weeks
My Son is coming down from Qld for round 1, supposidly to be at Johnno's 350th. Looks like he'll just be at Bazza's 1st real game.
Get Well soon Johnno.
We all Love ya amd miss ya
We mustn't liken Brad's injury to Scott West's. Scott's was an ongoing Stress fracture that needed time to heal and Time caught up with him. Brad's doesn't sound as bad, however knowing (as I am an older bloke) how long injuries take to heal when we get older, there may be some underlying problems that may be causing a delay in Brad's healing
I like all of you want him out there leading us, but I do want a FIT Johnno not a broken down icon
I had a calf injury for about two months last year . They are incredibly frustrating injuries when you get [dare I say it] older.
Remi. I had inflamed casings of both achilles as a 12 y/o took me half hour every morning to get any movement in them and the pain was nearly unbearable. finally after 2 rounds of cortisone injections over 12 months I came good. Just reckon the cortisone has probably caused worse problems in later years
I have to say I would prefer row B to Row A on level 2. It might just be me but I found that the barrier (to stop you falling off) kinda gets in your way when the ball is being moved along the boundary line underneath you. It might just be because on the day I had an epic hangover, but I found it bloody annoying having to shuffle and stretch in my seat the whole game.
I love my seat. Level 1, smack-bang on the centre line, about twelve or fifteen rows up from the boundary. High enough to get a view of the whole ground, but close enough to the ground so you can really hear all the bumps and sounds of the game, and see the sweat flying off the boys when they fall over each other near the boundary. Also, perfectly in line with shots 45 degrees out (on the near side of course) on either side of the ground. Right behind Bock and Johnno's shots after the siren in the last couple of seasons, and saw that they were off-line right off the boot.
Went up to the Gold seats on Level 2 for few games a few seasons ago but was just far away enough from the action that it just felt like watching on TV. Just wasn't the same, and switched back very soon after.
ps. Btw, watching footy at the G' (especially forward pocket, members' wing) beats Etihad every day of the week, Medallion Club or no Medallion Club (been planning to join for a while now for the affiliate/transferable MCC membership, but I hate the sterile feel of the Medallion seating area, often get a few tix for the A-League games, just can't get used to it.)