Player Mitch Barnett
- Thread starter WahsaurusRex
- Start date
- Date of Birth
- Apr 15, 1994
- Birth Location
- Taree, New South Wales, Australia
- Nationality
- 🇦🇺 Australia
- Height (cm)
- 187 cm
- Weight (kg)
- 104 kg
- Position/s
- Prop
- Second Row
- Lock
- Nickname
- Barny
- Warrior #
- 275
- NRL Debut Date
- Aug 10, 2015
- NRL Debut Details
- 2015, Round 22, Canberra Raiders vs Wests Tigers
- Warriors Debut Date
- Mar 3, 2023
- Warriors Debut Details
- March 3 2023, Round 1 vs Newcastle Knights at SKY Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand
- Warriors Years Active
- 2023
- 2024
- 2025
- Signed From
- Newcastle Knights
- Junior Club/s
- Wingham Tigers
- Previous Club/s
- Canberra Raiders, Newcastle Knights
- Rep Honours
- Australia
- NSW (SOO)
- Awards/Honours
- Warriors Captain
- Warriors Player of the Year
- Status
- Active
- Rugby League Project
- https://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/players/mitchell-barnett/summary.html
What, do you want some too?
We've had journalists pushing the narrative we win during Origin and we are the least affected team or one of the least affected teams.
The irony now after his injury Origin has affected us more than the other clubs.
Yes, he wasn't injured during Origin. It was backing up. If players missing games or not all of them backing up can be used to explain losses that hit a teams season that I think it's fair to say a player getting injured backing up means Origin has affected our season.
The irony now after his injury Origin has affected us more than the other clubs.
Yes, he wasn't injured during Origin. It was backing up. If players missing games or not all of them backing up can be used to explain losses that hit a teams season that I think it's fair to say a player getting injured backing up means Origin has affected our season.
Listening to Coach Webster on The Run Home with Joel and Fletch (Andrew Webster - Jounro).
Andrew Webster (Jurno) asked Andrew Webster about the severity of Mitch's ACL, as no two ACL's are the same and whether it is bad or very bad.
Coach Webster stated that "the ligaments around it are still intact, which is positive". "The duration is still the same, but best best-case scenario would be Round 1 2026".
A bad ACL, as opposed to a very bad ACL, is good for everyone because it could well be the difference between Mitch coming back strong and confident or hesitant with a chance of reoccurrence.
Andrew Webster (Jurno) asked Andrew Webster about the severity of Mitch's ACL, as no two ACL's are the same and whether it is bad or very bad.
Coach Webster stated that "the ligaments around it are still intact, which is positive". "The duration is still the same, but best best-case scenario would be Round 1 2026".
A bad ACL, as opposed to a very bad ACL, is good for everyone because it could well be the difference between Mitch coming back strong and confident or hesitant with a chance of reoccurrence.
Could be the difference between him retiring or not.