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Rd 19 V Handbaggers
- Thread starter theglove3
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Would you rather we didn't play a home game at Docklands?
If yes, then don't complain when other clubs want 11 home games at their home ground.
i didnt say other clubs couldnt complain, i dont blame them for complaining.
but you said it was logical to move the game. clearly it is not.
the olympics should not be held this year .. it's a petri dish waiting to explode ..
Tony Braxton-Hicks
There are no stupid ideas, just stupid people
Matches being rescheduled from Round 19. We get return games against Dees (Canberra), Dogs (Hobart), Port (SA), Swans (SCG) and Lions (Gabba). The Cats will be given return bouts against the Suns (GMHBA), Norf (GMHBA), Whorks (GMHBA), Crows (GMHBA) and Freo (GMHBA).
Thought you were for real at first, had to go back to check the fixture again
To our medicos @The Big Richo @craig ,
is dusty out for the season, or the year?
will they have opened him up to repair a ruptured kidney, or does time heal it?
what im getting at, specifically, is could he play in a late October GF if AFL postpones,
12 weeks?
Postponement seems unavoidable, unless your a dees or cats fan
Dusty at FF and having a bit of dialysis at halftime, winning a 4th NS
would be the greatest story in history wouldnt it?
is dusty out for the season, or the year?
will they have opened him up to repair a ruptured kidney, or does time heal it?
what im getting at, specifically, is could he play in a late October GF if AFL postpones,
12 weeks?
Postponement seems unavoidable, unless your a dees or cats fan
Dusty at FF and having a bit of dialysis at halftime, winning a 4th NS
would be the greatest story in history wouldnt it?
There is a difference between logic and logistics.
Logic = Geelong plays this home game at its home ground, given the purported reason for the MCG was to maximise the crowd.
Logistics = the admin around planning and execution of a shift is likley at the bottom of the pile for the AFL when it comes to dealing with its current fixture headaches.
Of course it's logical for the game to be played at Kardinia Park.
In all probability, logistics don't permit it.
It is not just crowds, it is also contracts.
If no crowds were allowed would our Docklands home game have been moved to the MCG?
Hey mate thanks for the hit up.
Basically with these sorts of injuries it depends on the severity of the injury, and as to whether it is requisite of surgical intervention.
To my knowledge there has been no mention of Dusty needing surgery unless i missed it.
There are varying degrees of trauma in kidney injury and intervention, recovery and management is primarily related to what level of injury is
sustained and as to what structures may be involved injured impaired etc..
The positive thing is most levels of trauma injury is left to nature to heal, with surgical interventions left for the most severe injury and in the
case of life threatening hemorrhage.
The injury will heal itself but there is a delicate balance with blood chemistry and associated other kidney functions related to blood pressure regulation, including adrenal gland involvement, and of course electrolyte balancing and management within the kidneys and filtration system.
There can be flow on effects initially during recovery that require observation such as infection and other functional aspects thus testing blood chemistry, urine out put and testing, with the healthy kidney just taking over the extra load whilst the injured kidney recovers, but in healthy young athletes other issues are less likely.
Obviously the less severity of injury the faster recovery and dependent upon damage sustained and to where and what.
I'm no renal specialist at all here but i guess you'd likely be looking anywhere from 6 - 12 weeks depending of course on the level of injury.
The most severe of injuries those requiring significant surgical interventions can be looking at quite a bit longer.
Will be interesting to hear if they release any further in regard to his condition.
Obviously we all hope for the quickest possible recovery for our champ.
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Tony Braxton-Hicks
There are no stupid ideas, just stupid people
I reckon its hilarious that there was wide spread agreement, in here and at Tigerland, and at Geelong
that a move to GBHMDMA made sense and was reasonable,
so the AFL kept it at the G
I reckon its hilarious that there was wide spread agreement, in here and at Tigerland, and at Geelong
that a move to GBHMDMA made sense and was reasonable,
so the AFL kept it at the G
Ever get the feeling they hate the fans?
DS
The weak pricks are still traumatised by the slapping and ram job we gave them last year. Poor Scotty the best ever 'Clayton's coach. Even the potatoe head supporters have worked out he is a dud. Dangerfield, Ablett, and now Cameron, its desperate times for liitle Scotty.
But they have always been a weak and flaky football club ( don't listen to the media, hot favourites in 92, 95, 08, 20, all lost)
1995 Carlton paid $65.00 for the 10 goal margin, i had 50 on it.
If we beat them on Sundey i would be the happiest bloke in the country.
They have some super jibbers Higgins Smith Dalhouse Rohan etc.
One more win tigers just one
But they have always been a weak and flaky football club ( don't listen to the media, hot favourites in 92, 95, 08, 20, all lost)
1995 Carlton paid $65.00 for the 10 goal margin, i had 50 on it.
If we beat them on Sundey i would be the happiest bloke in the country.
They have some super jibbers Higgins Smith Dalhouse Rohan etc.
One more win tigers just one
Forecast for Sunday - 11 degrees and wet. Bring the chaos game Tiges and we are a huge show!
Indeed their chip, chip game plan is a good chance to unravel.
