SA Footy

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,21370339-21543,00.html

just reading the tiser site and saw this....thought it would be on here by now...unlucky for the guy and hope he gets a good crack at afl footy.

I wonder what the full extent is and what effect this will have on the NAFC.

Jimmy wrote:http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,21370339-21543,00.html

just reading the tiser site and saw this....thought it would be on here by now...unlucky for the guy and hope he gets a good crack at afl footy.

I wonder what the full extent is and what effect this will have on the NAFC.

6 - 10 weks out although by all accounts the way he is being treated by thr cows, could be longer. plenty of dicussion on THE ROOST forum if you want to know more

(would put the url link on for you but don't know how to....Sorry

I am really looking forward to him playin for the crows - hope he gets it all sorted !!!

He'll be right, its not as bad as the article suggests and if anything it will assure he plays a few games for North which is a good thing.

He said tendonitis occurred when a previous injury - such as a tear - had not healed properly and becomes inflamed.

Did North mismanage the injury?

westcoastpanther wrote:

He said tendonitis occurred when a previous injury - such as a tear - had not healed properly and becomes inflamed.

Did North mismanage the injury?

Very unlikely - you see, they were champions of australia in 1972 and made a big profit last year, so that pretty much rules out everything bad associated with North Adelaide.

My question was serious as I believe (as stated on here) that North have invested more money into the medical side this year. After the club had a horror run with injuries in 2006 is Gill's current situation a result of North lacking medical 'expertise' last year? Obviously North feel there was an issue hence the increased spending in this area....

Gill has flogged himself on the track with the Crows trying to build up his fitness to an AFL level which wouldn't have helped. A lot of Crow players are going down with tendinitis... McGregor is the latest.

RoosterMarty wrote:Gill has flogged himself on the track with the Crows trying to build up his fitness to an AFL level which wouldn't have helped.

Four months into the Crows' arduous conditioning program, Gill hasn't made it through one main training session with his new team-mates.

"he hasn't done any real training with the group since basically the first day he got here".

According to Schwerdt, he "stirred it up" at his first training session with his new club and again on his return to training after a few weeks off.

Not according to the article.....

westcoastpanther wrote:

RoosterMarty wrote:Gill has flogged himself on the track with the Crows trying to build up his fitness to an AFL level which wouldn't have helped.

Four months into the Crows' arduous conditioning program, Gill hasn't made it through one main training session with his new team-mates.

"he hasn't done any real training with the group since basically the first day he got here".

According to Schwerdt, he "stirred it up" at his first training session with his new club and again on his return to training after a few weeks off.

Not according to the article.....

It's printed in the Advertiser so it must be true.

The second & third lines are quotes from Schwerdt......he'd know I'd say

rod_rooster wrote:

westcoastpanther wrote:

RoosterMarty wrote:Gill has flogged himself on the track with the Crows trying to build up his fitness to an AFL level which wouldn't have helped.

Four months into the Crows' arduous conditioning program, Gill hasn't made it through one main training session with his new team-mates.

"he hasn't done any real training with the group since basically the first day he got here".

According to Schwerdt, he "stirred it up" at his first training session with his new club and again on his return to training after a few weeks off.

Not according to the article.....

It's printed in the Advertiser so it must be true.

As opposed to the source of your info? The Roost?

RSI from when he tore us apart last year.

wide receiver wrote:

westcoastpanther wrote:

He said tendonitis occurred when a previous injury - such as a tear - had not healed properly and becomes inflamed.

Did North mismanage the injury?

Very unlikely - you see, they were champions of australia in 1972 and made a big profit last year, so that pretty much rules out everything bad associated with North Adelaide.

Not sure what champions of Australia has to do with managing of injuries in 2006 but I was quite critical last year of the training that was being done, in fact I was quite critical of the club in many areas in that regard.
Mind you North seemed to hold him together better than the Crows have done.
As I said before, its not as bad as reported in the Crapertiser so don't stress, if anything its just good news that we'll see him in the SANFL for a few games which we might not have done had he not been injured.

smac wrote:

rod_rooster wrote:

westcoastpanther wrote:

RoosterMarty wrote:Gill has flogged himself on the track with the Crows trying to build up his fitness to an AFL level which wouldn't have helped.

Four months into the Crows' arduous conditioning program, Gill hasn't made it through one main training session with his new team-mates.

"he hasn't done any real training with the group since basically the first day he got here".

According to Schwerdt, he "stirred it up" at his first training session with his new club and again on his return to training after a few weeks off.

Not according to the article.....

It's printed in the Advertiser so it must be true.

As opposed to the source of your info? The Roost?

Not sure exactly where i provided any information at all regarding this.

westcoastpanther wrote:

He said tendonitis occurred when a previous injury - such as a tear - had not healed properly and becomes inflamed.

Did North mismanage the injury?

Well there have been some changes in the medical staff at Roosterland following last years run with injuries and lets just say not everyone was in agreeance on who should be in charge....

rod_rooster wrote:

smac wrote:

rod_rooster wrote:

westcoastpanther wrote:

RoosterMarty wrote:Gill has flogged himself on the track with the Crows trying to build up his fitness to an AFL level which wouldn't have helped.

Four months into the Crows' arduous conditioning program, Gill hasn't made it through one main training session with his new team-mates.

"he hasn't done any real training with the group since basically the first day he got here".

According to Schwerdt, he "stirred it up" at his first training session with his new club and again on his return to training after a few weeks off.

Not according to the article.....

It's printed in the Advertiser so it must be true.

As opposed to the source of your info? The Roost?

Not sure exactly where i provided any information at all regarding this.

Apologies - I thought that by criticising one source, you must have had a better one.

smac wrote:Apologies - I thought that by criticising one source, you must have had a better one.

You don't need to if the only source mentioned is the Advertiser.
If it helps my info is a little closer to the mark.

Get on Gill for first goal in his first game - shoe in

Gill definitely did break down during his first training session