2012 Super Rugby Injury List
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Bruce Ross
Ken Catchpole (46)
I thought your hammies were lower than your prostrate. Well mine are anyway.
Sully, as I understand it, if you are "prostrate" you are on the ground. Most of the time "hammies" are above ground level.
MrTimms
Ken Catchpole (46)
Already one started, plain text so no code needed meaning easier to update by all.
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The injury list page is linked in the first post, and is also here: http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/community/wiki/injury-list/
To edit it, you can go to the page and click Edit, or click here: http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/community/wiki/injury-list/edit
It is plain text so no harder to edit this page than it is to edit a forum post. Best of all, everyone who is logged in to the forums has access to update it.
To edit it, you can go to the page and click Edit, or click here: http://www.greenandgoldrugby.com/community/wiki/injury-list/edit
It is plain text so no harder to edit this page than it is to edit a forum post. Best of all, everyone who is logged in to the forums has access to update it.
ShtinaTina
Alex Ross (28)
Isn't Kurtley injured at the moment?
Brumbies Guy
John Solomon (38)
THE Brumbies' fortunes look to be turning around at the perfect time, with news that Wallabies Stephen Moore, Ben Alexander and Pat McCabe might be right for their opening Super Rugby clash against the Western Force.
Just a week ago, the Brumbies were contemplating having to start the season minus any of their three capped players after Alexander and Moore were felled in the opening minutes of their trial against Queensland with shoulder and elbow concerns.
McCabe, meanwhile, was forecasting a return several weeks into the season, back from a shoulder injury suffered in last year's World Cup.
But a week out from the match against the Force, the Brumbies' injury clouds appear to have lifted.
Coach Jake White confirmed Moore and Alexander are expected to play, while a decision will be made on McCabe later next week. He returned to full contact training on Thursday, but has impressed enough to put his hand up for selection.
''McCabe's nearly there. It's just a choice as to whether he's mentally up for it,'' White said. ''If he feels good enough and feels like he can't let himself down - I know what type of guy he is and I have to be very sensitive because he will want to play even if he's not ready.''
White said McCabe's return could leave him with a pleasing headache in the backline, with Robbie Coleman doing good things at fullback in the Brumbies' final 66-0 trial victory over an ACT XV in Canberra on Thursday.
Winger Henry Speight is also due to get the call-up against the Force, allowing the Brumbies to start with a near full-strength outfit.
But new skipper Ben Mowen, who captained for the first time in the ACT trial, warned fans against expecting too much from their season-opener.
''We're not going to hit our straps in the first round - we just aren't,'' he said. ''We are going to be pushing and developing the whole year so, at the pointy end of the season, we're there.''
The Brumbies season kicks off on Friday at Canberra Stadium.
Meanwhile, a chat with Tim Horan has given former Wallabies flyer Peter Hynes renewed hope of returning from major knee surgery. But the recovering Queensland Reds winger admits he has no idea when he will be able to play again almost a year after breaking down.
''I have spoken to him. He gives you hope,'' Hynes said of Horan on Friday. ''His knee was absolutely ruined and he came back to win a World Cup and be the tournament's best player.
''I mean to sit down with him and talk to him more.''
Just a week ago, the Brumbies were contemplating having to start the season minus any of their three capped players after Alexander and Moore were felled in the opening minutes of their trial against Queensland with shoulder and elbow concerns.
McCabe, meanwhile, was forecasting a return several weeks into the season, back from a shoulder injury suffered in last year's World Cup.
But a week out from the match against the Force, the Brumbies' injury clouds appear to have lifted.
Coach Jake White confirmed Moore and Alexander are expected to play, while a decision will be made on McCabe later next week. He returned to full contact training on Thursday, but has impressed enough to put his hand up for selection.
''McCabe's nearly there. It's just a choice as to whether he's mentally up for it,'' White said. ''If he feels good enough and feels like he can't let himself down - I know what type of guy he is and I have to be very sensitive because he will want to play even if he's not ready.''
White said McCabe's return could leave him with a pleasing headache in the backline, with Robbie Coleman doing good things at fullback in the Brumbies' final 66-0 trial victory over an ACT XV in Canberra on Thursday.
Winger Henry Speight is also due to get the call-up against the Force, allowing the Brumbies to start with a near full-strength outfit.
But new skipper Ben Mowen, who captained for the first time in the ACT trial, warned fans against expecting too much from their season-opener.
''We're not going to hit our straps in the first round - we just aren't,'' he said. ''We are going to be pushing and developing the whole year so, at the pointy end of the season, we're there.''
The Brumbies season kicks off on Friday at Canberra Stadium.
Meanwhile, a chat with Tim Horan has given former Wallabies flyer Peter Hynes renewed hope of returning from major knee surgery. But the recovering Queensland Reds winger admits he has no idea when he will be able to play again almost a year after breaking down.
''I have spoken to him. He gives you hope,'' Hynes said of Horan on Friday. ''His knee was absolutely ruined and he came back to win a World Cup and be the tournament's best player.
''I mean to sit down with him and talk to him more.''
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/rug...-full-strength-for-opener-20120217-1te7x.html
Brumbies Guy
John Solomon (38)
6-8 weeks
ShtinaTina
Alex Ross (28)
Turner's testicular ligament is damaged...ouch. Hahaha. I'll pay that to who ever wrote that one.
Wallatahs
Allen Oxlade (6)
Do we know anything further on Vicks? I had a look in the Tahs thread but couldn't find anything...
A couple of weeks ago he was set to announce his retirement but since then, not much has been said. Is he still contemplating the choice, or just delaying the announcement?
A couple of weeks ago he was set to announce his retirement but since then, not much has been said. Is he still contemplating the choice, or just delaying the announcement?
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I've tidied up the injury page a bit, but kept the injury information in plain text to keep updating easy for everyone. This is a great looking resource, I reckon I'll pump it on the blog in the next week or two when we have a quite day..
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/u...-in-bid-to-salvage-career-20120301-1u5y4.html
tigerland12
John Thornett (49)
This website has all injuries and is updated pretty frequently.
http://injuryupdate.com.au/super-rugby-injury-list.php
http://injuryupdate.com.au/super-rugby-injury-list.php
That site looks good, but only has about half the injured players we've listed already
Fitzpatrick gone for the season - knee ligament
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/u...-as-tahs-run-low-on-rakes-20120305-1uefh.html
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-union/u...-as-tahs-run-low-on-rakes-20120305-1uefh.html
I see you're still updating your post on page one - if you want to move this to the wiki we can all update it..
MrTimms
Ken Catchpole (46)
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