2023 would be nice
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how many more long term injuries to young talls before the fitness and conditioning team are gutted
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How many more injury prone young talls before the recruiting team are gutted??
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Cotrect me if I’m wrong, but I don’t think Jones, Reid or Cox had any injury concerns when we drafted them…
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Spongey floors has betrayed us
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Better late than never - yeah at the very least it is worth doing just for the indigenous kids, not to mention the team structure, the fan base, and his own legacy. So good seeing him with his new young brothers loving training!
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Has that training surface out at Tulla claimed another victim i wonder.
He looks like he’s straight out of the TAC ……what’s going on with him ? Either he just can’t put weight on or he’s not putting in the work ?
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We haven’t had a good history of picking tall forwards in the draft. Last two successful forwards if you can call them that has been Hooker and Hurley.
Can you go back and delete all your ■■■■ posts.
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Maybe glandular fever again
Maybe it’s gout.
walla looks reasonably close to his pre playing kinda size. he’s definitely putting in work. He’ll be cherry ripe by rd 1 imo
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He’s certainly looking much fitter than this time year ago👌
You forgot McBride. So we have Ridley, Lav, Zerk, McBride, Hayes, and Kelly could play tall. Not panic stations yet!
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Yeah when you retroactively delete all your genuine questions from the Covid thread I’ll do it
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McBride has the Ambrose build (just taller and more athletic) - has rarely been injured since he has been at the club.
Skinny talls are known for getting stress fractures early in their careers.
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Yep agree with this
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