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Is luke expected to be fit for the start of the season?
I wonder how many injuries occur when the player runs/slides off the playing surface into an advertising board or onto concrete/some other non-grass-like surface and there's no other player tackling them?
Damn looks like my Ben Henry comment jinxed him...my bad guyshttps://www.nrl.com/news/2018/08/22/casualty-ward--late-mail-all-the-latest-nrl-injury-news/
Isaac Luke to start contact training end of Jan. Nat roache did a hamstring b4 Christmas - will he ever make it back onto the park?
This from the mole:
The Warriors have suffered a worrying setback in their lead-up to the new season with veteran five-eighth Blake Green damaging his hamstring yesterday.
Green’s injury at training and the departure of Shaun Johnson means that the Warriors will go into the trials without an established playmaker in their ranks.
WWOS revealed recently that former Penrith rookie Adam Keighran, 21, is set to fill Johnson’s massive shoes despite never having played an NRL game.
But his task was expected to be made easier by the presence of Green alongside him in the trials.
While Green’s injury is not serious, it is expected to keep him out of the club’s two trials in late February and early March.
He is hopeful of being fit for the premiership kickoff in mid March.
The club’s 2017 NYC player of the year, Chanel Harris-Tavita, is expected to get a chance to shine in the trials in Green’s place.
This from the mole:
The Warriors have suffered a worrying setback in their lead-up to the new season with veteran five-eighth Blake Green damaging his hamstring yesterday.
Green’s injury at training and the departure of Shaun Johnson means that the Warriors will go into the trials without an established playmaker in their ranks.
WWOS revealed recently that former Penrith rookie Adam Keighran, 21, is set to fill Johnson’s massive shoes despite never having played an NRL game.
But his task was expected to be made easier by the presence of Green alongside him in the trials.
While Green’s injury is not serious, it is expected to keep him out of the club’s two trials in late February and early March.
He is hopeful of being fit for the premiership kickoff in mid March.
The club’s 2017 NYC player of the year, Chanel Harris-Tavita, is expected to get a chance to shine in the trials in Green’s place.