Hayne a chance to line-up against Panthers

[The EELiminator]

ease up boys it was a freak accident for all we know jarryd was pain free before the game and nobody had any inkling about what was about to happen

 

[bartman]

Ease up indeed... what part of "I just hope he doesn't play if he's not 100%" do people take negatively? I reckon if I posted the same post with my other username, no one would have batted an eyeball....

 

[Suitman]

:sarcasm:

And your opinion on the actual issue being discussed in the thread is...?

Don't even go there Bart.

Suity

 

[Maroubra Eel]

lol you blokes carry on like an old married couple. I love it.

 

[bartman]

Don't even go there Bart.

Suity

I do seriously want to know cgge's opinion about Hayne being a chance to line up against the Panthers, seeing as he felt the need to post an emoticon in the thread.... I'll read anyone's opinion on an issue, and respect them for contributing one.

 

[carlosthedwarf]

So much for sitting till 100%. This is a disaster waiting to happen.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

I just hope they (coaching staff) or Hayne himself doesn't rush him back from this injury unless he is 100%.

You're just no good to your team playing 15mins of an 80min game, and missing the next one or several as a result. Hopefully lessons have been learned....

Most players in the NRL carry one or more injuries into each game. It's just a matter of how bad the injury is.

Players that won't play unless they're 100% are really no use to professional clubs. That's why so many players wear strapping and get needled up before games.

If they're lucky they can use the off season to get over their injuries.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

:? Geez, just the basic one about what happens when your star player returns from injury and the same suspect body part results in him going down and off untouched after 15 mins.

Kearney played nearly 300 first grade games. I think he would've had some experience of himself and his teammates playing with injuries, and the risks associated with getting reinjured.

Or did his rugby league experience only start in 2011?

 

[Runaround Man]

As precious as he is too us, he is a footballer and he can't he treated too preciously.
Pass the fitness test?
If yes, then get out on the paddock and win us a bloody game....blood, sweat and tears......this is Rugby League the toughest game there is...

 

[Captain Rabbit]

Jarryd has been ruled out for tonight.

 

[goosie]

yea no chance of hayne playing.

 

[oldmancraigy]

rumour from bartmans twitter:

bartman went around and squeezed Hayne's knee until he cried - hence ruled out for tonight.

Not sure if it's true - but the pics on his facebook page seem to back it up?

 

[B-Tron 3000]

:sarcasm:

And your opinion on the actual issue being discussed in the thread is...?

Judging by the emoticon used I'd have a guess at "I heartily agree with Suity!"

 

[lingard]

Kearney played nearly 300 first grade games. I think he would've had some experience of himself and his teammates playing with injuries, and the risks associated with getting reinjured.

Or did his rugby league experience only start in 2011?

Yes. I think, no matter what decision Steven Kearney makes, he`s always right. Any coach for that matter - they all know more than I do, and they`re paid to make the big decisions. That`s why I`m not a rugby league coach, and they are (rugby league coaches). They`re all pretty incredible. All that knowledge.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Yes. I think, no matter what decision Steven Kearney makes, he`s always right. Any coach for that matter - they all know more than I do, and they`re paid to make the big decisions. That`s why I`m not a rugby league coach, and they are (rugby league coaches). They`re all pretty incredible. All that knowledge.

That's the thing mate - just about everyone in the game knows just about everything there is to know.

And because players and coaches are so reluctant to educate the public (the media anyway), that body of knowledge is degrees vaster than what the slobs in the stands know about the game.

So professional coaches certainly do make mistakes. But you and I wouldn't f**king know about it until well after the fact.