I completely agree with this point.If we assume it was the former, which I feel more likely, then it has either degraded to the point where he can no longer manage to play through it, or they have decided his performance is being impacted so much that it is pointless playing through it, or they have decided there is no longer enough value in him playing to justify the decision to not repair now.
My money is on number three, my guess is they don't feel we can win the flag with the current output from Lynch, so it is worth rolling the dice on repairing his knee, in the hope that he will get back and the side will have done enough to create a window of opportunity for success that he can then impact.
I'd describe this as a fixture based surgery.
Really?Playing in the ruck never makes anything better.
Probably explains why it has been patchy. I don’t think this is a recent injury.
Explains why he couldn’t bend below his knees.
Saw him this morning at work, and he said he will announce where he is going in 1 week. Second time in the last month or so I have had a short interaction with him at work, and he is the most awkward person. I cant put my finger on it, but he just seems nervous or socially awkward or something! :cutelaugh :cutelaugh
Yeah it’s a chance to see CCJ against average oppositionyep. He's been moving like C3P0 all year. Classic *smile* knee huge turning circle (maybe Andrew Raines was carrying a pair of torn menisci his whole career?)
sounds crazy, but CCJ could make us better.
Yes C3PO is it ezy. I was thinking 75 year old giraffe but C3PO nails it.yep. He's been moving like C3P0 all year. Classic *smile* knee huge turning circle (maybe Andrew Raines was carrying a pair of torn menisci his whole career?)
sounds crazy, but CCJ could make us better.
Yes C3PO is it ezy. I was thinking 75 year old giraffe but C3PO nails it.
It's a fascinating question. One of my favourite things to do used to be to try and read other club's players injuries, as there's obviously some advantage to be had from that at times.
Assuming there hasn't been an impact to the knee we're not aware of, they have either taken this into the season or it has suffered a pretty significant degradation so far.
If we assume it was the former, which I feel more likely, then it has either degraded to the point where he can no longer manage to play through it, or they have decided his performance is being impacted so much that it is pointless playing through it, or they have decided there is no longer enough value in him playing to justify the decision to not repair now.
My money is on number three, my guess is they don't feel we can win the flag with the current output from Lynch, so it is worth rolling the dice on repairing his knee, in the hope that he will get back and the side will have done enough to create a window of opportunity for success that he can then impact.
I'd describe this as a fixture based surgery.
CJ has been playing forward/2nd ruck all year, cups.To VFL watchers, has CJ been playing more forward in recent weeks? It seems they were preparing for this likely situation.
I don't think Lynch did any centre bounces though did he?
Aqueducts?Really?
that makes me so damn angry at Dimma!
Apart from the 3 or premierships, what has this guy done for us?
.wont hurt right toe recovery eitherLooks like the surgery went OKView attachment 12326
That's a manky looking toe. Surprised they didn't amputate it at the same time as doing the knee.wont hurt right toe recovery either
Yeah but..you know...hmmm...Montagna says he wont be a big out for Richmond as his input this season has been poor.
King hit back and said he's been involved in 40% of Richmonds goals.
Anything positive about us is Healy's KryptoniteYeah, little Joey replied with "but they have players that can easily replace him". Gerard changed topic.