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Injured Players


By Prof
April 17 2007

A listing of all the players who are currently injured, their injury, how long they will be out for and the first game they may be available for. Here's hoping that the list will shrink down to nothing as soon as possible. The return dates are rough approximations only.


PlayerInjuryTimescale
Tom GuestArmSoon
Nick EasterAnkle?
George RobsonCalf?
Tim FairbrotherHamstring?
Ross Chisholm??
Rory Clegg??
Chris YorkAnkleWeeks
Will CollierShoulder?
Jordan Turner-HallCheekDec/Jan 11/12
Olly KohnBicepJan 2012
George LoweAnkleJan 2012
Matt Cairns?Jan/Feb 2012
Karl DicksonFingerFeb 2012
Sam StuartKneeSome time in 2012
Ollie SmithLegSome time in 2012
Darryl Marfo?Some time in 2012

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Discussion started by ComeAllWithin.co.uk , 13/08/2009 18:36
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13/08/2009 18:36
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The Prof
13/08/2009 18:36
Just updated with the news that Olly is out for 6-9 months after a knee reconstruction sad smiley

akb1
13/08/2009 19:57
I think Mike Brown is going to be out for a few weeks I believe he has had surgery on his hand.

Pawlo
15/08/2009 13:29
Spoke with Brownie last night... hand-op was bigger than initially thought, so still strapped & recovering. He thinks/hopes that he will be back in October

Vixen
15/08/2009 23:36
Quote:
Pawlo
Spoke with Brownie last night... hand-op was bigger than initially thought, so still strapped & recovering. He thinks/hopes that he will be back in October

Ditto said same to me

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Angostura
16/08/2009 13:22
Now need to add Karl Dickson to that list with a broken leg.

RESPECT THE REF - NO REF, NO GAME!

Newish Quin
16/08/2009 15:30
Did Karl break his leg at the sevens?

Quinten Poulsen
16/08/2009 19:11
Will Skinner appeared to be limping while undertaking his waterboy duties on Friday night.

The Prof
18/08/2009 12:48
Updated

Jammy Git
18/08/2009 12:50
2 months for Brown! sad smiley

Only 6 weeks for Karl's leg is good news though, I was expecting worse.

So, without Tom and Brown, I wonder who'll get the nod at FB.

Stomalomalus
18/08/2009 12:55
Quote:
Jammy Git
2 months for Brown! sad smiley
Only 6 weeks for Karl's leg is good news though, I was expecting worse.

So, without Tom and Brown, I wonder who'll get the nod at FB.

Yeah, howcome so long for Mike Brown? Thought it looked quite precautionary...

poorfour
04/09/2009 15:50
Should we add "Tom Williams / Blood injury / 4 months"? If that isn't, ahem, rubbing salt in the wound?

will_quin
04/09/2009 15:57
Just over a month for Brownie if he's expected to be fit for Toulouse.........

Quinky Kin
05/09/2009 13:40
What exactly happened to Mike Brown? I know his hand was getting more heavily strapped as last season went on, but what exactly was the problem?

The Prof
06/09/2009 13:15
The op was bigger than expected I think

mikepw
06/09/2009 15:51
Anything from yesterday? How's Gonzo2?

Vixen
06/09/2009 21:34
Brownie back October so he tells me anyway.

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Quinky Kin
20/09/2009 11:34
Any ideas on JTH, or the two Gonzos?

AnnieQuinn
20/09/2009 14:31
Spoke to JTH yesterday - scan today apparently his shoulder "popped".... not good.

Vixen
20/09/2009 21:19
Brownie says he should be back next week if not for BAth at home. GOnzo has an embarressing injury Birdman explained it erm his got a erm cut somewhere painfuil if ya a man heh oh n Birdman thinks he back next week too from what he said hope helps those who need to know and yes Jordy dislocated shoulder it seems.

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Rugby101
20/09/2009 23:52
Who is Birdman? And what's Gonzo done to his John Thomas?

PinguThePenQuin wears no.13
21/09/2009 06:00
Steve So'oialo was in a cast after the Sarries game and said he was to have a scan. Mark Lambert and Jim Evans had hurt their back/shoulders too.

The matchday programme says Brown should be back for the Bath game.

Jammy Git
21/09/2009 12:01
Birdman = Camacho

Battering Ram Winger
21/09/2009 12:17
Will the last player standing please put on a shirt! Isn't Andress crocked as well?

Rocker
21/09/2009 12:25
Will we actually have 15 players fit on Friday? I'm thinking bad thoughts about the fates angry smiley Maybe we are going to have a season like Wasps last year. Half the squad out through injury....

Vixen
21/09/2009 21:48
Gonzo has a bad cut on his erm not john thomas next to it assume from a stud I dunno Birdmans story lol but he said it somewhat funnier but I cant wrote that here.
Yup Birdman is Gonzo 2, what the lads call him according to Stretts cos he flys down the wing.

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Quinky Kin
22/09/2009 11:59
Oh dear... how long is JTH likely to be out for? Could we be looking at Stretts/Ugo at centre... and maybe OL-H on the wing? The GP's fastest backline! If we can get some ball...

Quinten Poulsen
22/09/2009 12:09
Well we could be looking at this backline on Friday -

9. Care
10. Clegg
11. Lowe
12. Masson
13. Monye
14. Strettle
15. Evans

or

9. Care
10. Clegg
11. Monye
12. Masson
13. Lowe
14. Strettle
15. Evans

or

9. Care
10. Evans
11. Camacho
12. Masson
13. Lowe
14. Strettle
15. Monye

or.....


Given the penchant for players doing well the first time they play against their former clubs, perhaps Clegg will get a start at 10 with Nev at 15.

Battering Ram Winger
22/09/2009 12:12
I'd play

9 Care
10 Clegg

11 Monye
12 Masson
13 Lowe
14 Strettle
15 Evans

Everyone in a position they feel comfortable in (Masson's best work has come at 12 in the past). Luvenyali to cover 12, Drauinui to cover out wide, Evans to cover 10, Ugo 15 etc.

Rugby101
22/09/2009 12:25
Isn't Stretts injured too?

Quinten Poulsen
22/09/2009 12:29
Drauinui for Stretts then. Chisholm on the bench.

Baron Steevo von Bratwurst
22/09/2009 12:43
If I take my boots will I get a game?

"Last one in's an Offiziere. No offence Sir."

Quinky Kin
22/09/2009 13:12
No disrespect, but I'd prefer Tosh on the bench. He seems to be struggling. If Gonzo 2 is fit, I'd slot Ugo or Stretts into centre, Nev at 15, Clegg at 10.

Would still love to see Ollie Lindsay-Hague tearing up the GP though!

Quinten Poulsen
22/09/2009 13:22
No disrespect to Ugo or Stretts but they are not inside centres and have never played there. Tosh is and has.

caterham quin
22/09/2009 15:06
Daily Telegraph reports today (sorry, found someone else's!) that Stretts is injured with his foot again. We need Gonzo2/Birdman. I think we have a problem in the centre without Gonzo1.

Quin Like Flint
22/09/2009 16:09
Just to come back to the subject of the thread, does anyone know the reason for Danny Care's absence on Saturday? Does he have an injury?

Safri-quin
22/09/2009 16:16
DC has a strained/bruised wrist I believe. No idea how long it will sideline him for

Rugby101
22/09/2009 17:30
Stretts is fine apparently - its not his foot and he'll be fit for Bath. According to the Evening Standard anyway!

I think I read on here that the Care Bear will fit for Bath too.

Quinten Poulsen
22/09/2009 17:41
Never mind Bath, I'm worried about Newcastle right now!

Rugby101
22/09/2009 18:35
Good point QP - one game at a time!

Quinky Kin
22/09/2009 20:19
Quote:
Quinten Poulsen
No disrespect to Ugo or Stretts but they are not inside centres and have never played there. Tosh is and has.

That may be, QP. But Ugo as a winger slotted in at centre very well. Meanwhile Tosh, centre though he is, is struggling.

What to do? Put a top class player in an unfamiliar position, or leave a second-rate player in a key position?

ArchQuin
22/09/2009 21:06
agree Quinky - Tosh is a good back up but I would not start with him -

Quinten Poulsen
22/09/2009 21:41
But I believe 12 is Tosh's preferred centre position, and I would guess it's a much tougher position to play for a winger than outside centre is. You won't convince me!

Quinten Poulsen
22/09/2009 21:43
Further to that, I would prefer Seb Jewell to play 12 than Ugo or Stretts.

Quinny Quin Quin
22/09/2009 22:35
Spot on QP:

9 Care
10 Clegg
11 Camacho
12 Jewell (JTH injured)
13 Monye (otherwise we'd have a Clegg-Jewell-Lowe axis - too inexperienced, surely?)
14 Lowe (assuming Stretts is injured)
15 Evans

QQQ

Cocoquin
23/09/2009 09:14
Ugo has played 13 against the Not Nots (1 - 2 seasons ago?) and picked up many plaudits from Barnes and S Jones for his tackling of Mapusua...

His expereiece would help either Seb Jewell or Tosh; and given the curent state of affairs we could really do with Tosh re-discovering his form of 2 seasons ago...

Battering Ram Winger
23/09/2009 09:44
I say again, two seasons back when Masson got a run at 12 he started to look comfortable in the position and his stepping (a little of which was on evidence last weekend) helped him in the tight spaces at 12. It's wasted at 13 and I am fed of of shoving players into wrong positions. I would therefore rather see him there than any international wing.

Quinky Kin
23/09/2009 13:46
But can we afford to keep giving players game time, in the hope they will rediscover their form? Short-term, playing a Lions winger out of position would be a good stop gap. Who knows, we might even find Ugo is as good a centre as he is a winger.

Stomalomalus
23/09/2009 14:13
Quote:
Quinky Kin
But can we afford to keep giving players game time, in the hope they will rediscover their form? Short-term, playing a Lions winger out of position would be a good stop gap. Who knows, we might even find Ugo is as good a centre as he is a winger.

Yes, outside centre. But not inside. He doesn't have the hands or the right type of step to be effective. You'd basically be nullifying his effectiveness, and the teams. Plus, while he wouldn't let anyone down, his defensive alignment would be appaling. It would be a terrible idea IMO. I reckon Tiesi could do it, but he isn't fit either. The choice is Clegg, NEv, Masson or Jewell for me. Not a great choice to have, but we have to do something with it.

The most important thing is to work out a game plan that works with the fit players best attributes in mind. Because of the forward injuries, keeping the ball in hand, and limiting the kicking game would probably be a good idea. I would also have Ugo on the wing, coming in to take first phase ball at 12 often. Get him running at the 10/12 channel, use his strength to break the gain line as with Jordan, then quickly spread the ball out towards the wing and Stretts/Camacho/Lowe. They all have pace to burn, and if the 10 and 12 are sucked in, then that will leave space. We need some proper tactics.

deadlyfrom5yardsout
23/09/2009 18:56
Clegg did something interesting when he came on against Sarries, which was a couple of grubber kicks through their defensive line which we all groaned at, at the time because they didn't come off. However, on reflection, a little inventiveness to get round the suffocating (and boring) rush defence system is actually to be applauded methinks?(Sm33)

Quinky Kin
25/09/2009 13:30
Stoma,

I wouldn't be too quick to suggest Ugo's defence would not be right. As previously mentioned, he slipped in at outside centre superbly. Whilst I accept that Tosh may be a specialist centre, my point is that he just isn't making the grade right now. He has played well in the past, but not for a long time. We don't have the luxury of being able to rely on him for a full game.

I hope Tosh recaptures his form, as he did show a lot of potential. But how long do you stick with a losing formula?

Quinten Poulsen
25/09/2009 13:54
QK

You don't seem to be making the distinction between 12 and 13.

Battering Ram Winger
25/09/2009 13:55
Quote:
deadlyfrom5yardsout
Clegg did something interesting when he came on against Sarries, which was a couple of grubber kicks through their defensive line which we all groaned at, at the time because they didn't come off. However, on reflection, a little inventiveness to get round the suffocating (and boring) rush defence system is actually to be applauded methinks?(Sm33)

Grubber kicks are an effective weapon, but not when you have Ugo and Lowe outside you, some space to work in and their lineout is going absolutely perfectly.

Ricky T
25/09/2009 13:55
When is Tiesi due back from injury? He doesn't feature in the table at the top.

Fatbstard
25/09/2009 13:55
As posted on the "Team's Up" thread -

Look, I'm a bit worried about Tosh at 12, Tom Guest is big and fast with good hands, why dont we start him there? And Lowe is a bit inexperienced, so why dont we play Tani at hooker and play Botha at 13, he's quick and got great hands too.

While we're at, I dont think Lambert's really delivering at the moment and Nick Easter is really strong and quite chunky, lets play him at Tight Head.

It never ceases to amaze me why we dont just pick the players with the most caps and GP experience and just fit them in wherever we can.

(Sm164)

Quinky Kin
26/09/2009 00:04
Quote:
Quinten Poulsen
QK
You don't seem to be making the distinction between 12 and 13.

I know there is a difference QP. But you seem to assume that because Ugo is an awesome winger and a pretty fine fullback, then he can't possibly play at 12. Tell me, has a world class inside centre never managed to also be a top class winger as well?

Jammy Git
26/09/2009 15:55
I'm trying to think of some and only Tana Umaga springs to mind. Most wingers simply don't have the hands (or the bulk if you're going that way), the decision making, or the all-round game required for 12.

Most top 12s would be pretty rubbish wings; I think most wings would be pretty rubbish 12s. Ugo's pace would be much reduced as an asset at 12 and the pressure would be on the weaker parts of his game.

Quinky Kin
26/09/2009 16:23
There are countless examples of players who have excelled at the highest level, in very different positions. Wings/fullbacks become top class flankers for example. You even quote a winger who has excelled as a centre. It seems strange that people think it won't work, just because it won't. Would those same people have doubted Ugo's ability at outside centre? He didn't do too badly there.

Bulk wouldn't be a problem for Ugo - he's a big strong guy. I also think his burst of pace would be a great line breaker.

Anyway, it's all academic. It's not likely to happen.

Heath Quinn
26/09/2009 16:48
Tana Umanga was an outside centre, so he does count.

Jammy Git
26/09/2009 17:17
QK,

In the pro era I am really struggling to think of players who played such different positions effectively. I know you say there are countless ones - can you give some examples?

Ugo is a winger through and through. He's effective (sometimes) at 13 because of his size and pace but 12 is a decision making role that he has no experience of. It'd be a serious waste of a British Lion!

Quinten Poulsen
26/09/2009 18:46
QK

I haven't assumed Ugo couldn't possibly play at inside centre, but I don't think it's worth the gamble when we've got Tosh whose favoured position is 12.

If you can name a specialist winger who has played effectively at 12 then go ahead! I can't think of one, apart from Umaga.

10 and 12 are reasonably interchangeable positions - perhaps you'd like to see Ugo given a go at 10 should Nev and Clegg ever both be injured.

Quinky Kin
27/09/2009 01:04
I can think of a few cases where players have excelled in very different positions. Going back a few years, JPR Williams was a gifted fullback... who also played flanker for Wales. Not that long ago Eric Rush played wing for the ABs... and also flanker.

Would Ugo make a good 10 or 12? I don't know. Do you know for sure? Maybe it's unlikely, but then you forget that Ugo was originally considered a one-dimensional winger; since then he's bulked up a bit, vastly improved his defence, as well as his game reading, adn now he kicks from hand excellently.

The days where a player had to a certain "type" have now gone. Hookers don't need to be short and stocky; props range from short to very tall. Look at the finest wingers of recent years - Jonah Lomu, Shane Williams, Bryan Habana - all they had in common was sheer pace.

And yes, it would be a waste of a Lions winger to pop him in at 12 for the sake of it. But in times of need anything is worth a go, and you never know, he might just prove himself in that shirt as well.

Jammy Git
27/09/2009 14:01
Things were a bit different in JPR's day!

Defending at 12 is an entirely different beast to doing so out wide, as well. None of Lomu, Ickle or Habana would be good 12s either winking smiley

Tosh isn't playing well but we need someone at 12 and picking someone in their correct position has to be the best option. I'd still like to see Seb Jewell come into the reckoning too.

Stomalomalus
27/09/2009 17:35
Quote:
Jammy Git
QK,
In the pro era I am really struggling to think of players who played such different positions effectively. I know you say there are countless ones - can you give some examples?

Ugo is a winger through and through. He's effective (sometimes) at 13 because of his size and pace but 12 is a decision making role that he has no experience of. It'd be a serious waste of a British Lion!

There are two that spring to mind for me. Jamie Roberts and Gareth Thomas. Borth of these, however, were, and are, always seen as a centre playing on the wing to gain experience/fill in for injured players.

Ugo's main skills are pace, power, kicking from hand and positioning on the shoulder. He doesn't have the best hands in the world - as evidenced by the dropped tries the Welsh were ribbing him for in the Lions. As the most important thing for an IC to have, this is quite a disadvantage...

Jammy Git
27/09/2009 22:51
Roberts is an excellent suggestion! Mind you, I have no idea how good he was on the wing, but he seems to have the pace for it. Certainly on the Lions tour it looked like he could do absolutely everything.

Gareth Thomas was, IMNSHO, a rubbish 12. He definitely divided opinion in the Welsh supporters ranks when he was played there.

Quinky Kin
30/09/2009 08:15
Quote:
Jammy Git
Things were a bit different in JPR's day!
Defending at 12 is an entirely different beast to doing so out wide, as well. None of Lomu, Ickle or Habana would be good 12s either winking smiley

Tosh isn't playing well but we need someone at 12 and picking someone in their correct position has to be the best option. I'd still like to see Seb Jewell come into the reckoning too.

Indeed they were, JG! But my point is that exceptional players have been known to play in extremely diverse positions. In fact, I recall instances where the ABs used to pop Lomu into the back row at scrum time...

Having said that, I recall a game at the Stoop where we had a raft of blood subs, and our back row for one scrum included Keith Wood and the mighty Mark Mapletoft! Only one scrum, thankfully!

poorfour
30/09/2009 09:36
I seem to recall that during one injury-hit period at Gloucester, James Forrester made a decent fist of playing at IC, and Ben Cohen turned out for Northampton at OC (and made a better job of it than he was doing at winger at the time).

However, both of these were stop-gaps and neither of them looked likely to make a permanent switch.

Possibly the best example of someone who has played at the highest level in multiple positions in the professional era is Mike Catt, who played internationally in every position from fly half backwards. I'm a little surprised to be the first to mention him.

The 2003 RWC semi final saw him wearing 12 and playing interchangeably with both Wilko and Will. Of course, those were two players who were both unconventional in their chosen positions - but I think that in a more conventional line-up Catt would have been able to slot in at any of the three positions.

All of which said, he's probably an anomaly. There aren't many players who could match his all-round skill set and rugby brain - and even then, he wasn't quite good enough in any one area to be the nailed-on choice in any of his positions for most of his career.

A quick search on Wikipedia also lists Matt Giteau, Chris Paterson, Francois Steyn and Adam Ashley-Cooper as having caps in multiple positions. That's a pretty select and exceptional group of rugby brains, even if you don't discount Paterson (as a fly half who is regularly forced to play out of position by Scotland's selection woes)

Rocker
30/09/2009 10:23
Mike Catt is a good call, but anyone playing with shaggy was always going to wear 12 and play 13!?! Didn't Lewsey get a few caps at centre as well as wing and full back? Stop gap I know but....

Blank436
30/09/2009 10:31
Jamie Roberts always looked exceptional on the wing - <smug mode> picked by me for the Lions after 2 or 3 games for the Blues </smug mode>.

Austin Healey has, iirc, been capped for England at every position from 9-15?

The winger/flanker thing isn't really possible in the pro era unless utter emergency.

Bergamasco as a scrum half was hardly a resounding success.

Gareth Thomas played at flanker when Wales were attacking for a time to allow one of the back row (Powell?) to stand in the 3/4s.

Wilkinson played at 13, 12 and 10 iirc - but that was very much to bring him into international rugby slowly.

Umaga only moved inside as he got slower but is a fairly good example.

Moving a winger to 13 works if you want to play a certain way. Moving a big lump who can offload to inside centre works if you want to play a certain way. It's more about the style of play than anything else.

As an exercise - the Quins out of position XV:

Monye
Guest
Strettle
Brown
Lowe
Williams
Skinner
er...
Croall
Jones
Easter
Robson
Percival
Botha
Evans J


Is Andy Robinson available?

Blank436
30/09/2009 10:33
I think Catt and Greenwood played whatever the centre equivalent of left and right is a lot of the time.

Quinky Kin
01/10/2009 18:32
Lewsey was capped at centre, wing fullback and flyhalf.

Yes, there are players out there who have been capped in multiple positions. Giteau and Steyn (both among the world's finest backs IMO) were both mentioned. I would honestly put Ugo in the same class.

Quinten Poulsen
01/10/2009 19:00
I see the debate has shifted from wingers who have played at inside centre to players who have played in different positions.

I think Umaga is the only player mentioned who has moved from wing to centre, although I don't think he played much at 12.

Jamie Roberts is, I believe, a centre who has also played wing, so not the same.

Quinky Kin
02/10/2009 13:26
Thinking about it, didn't Matt Burke play at fullback and at centre? Or am I getting confused again!

The Prof
04/10/2009 15:01
A bit of an update and also info on when the bans end

harlequinade
13/10/2009 10:25
telegraph

according to this list in the telegraph we only have jth injured as at now

JC Quin
13/10/2009 11:35
Has anyone heard anything about Nils Mordt? Isn't he supposed to be turning up at some point? I hear he has a very respectable boot... perhaps a good option to take the kicking pressure away from NEv?

Stomalomalus
13/10/2009 11:39
Quote:
JC Quin
Has anyone heard anything about Nils Mordt? Isn't he supposed to be turning up at some point? I hear he has a very respectable boot... perhaps a good option to take the kicking pressure away from NEv?

I would imagine he'll play in the next A game before turning out for the 1sts. Although the AWC is coming up, so he'll play in that.

jonf
13/10/2009 12:20
Have Saints a new second team? I note on the injury/banned list....

Tom Williams 4 months 20 November Northampton Satins (a)


I think 'Satins' is a great name!

BatQuin
13/10/2009 12:42
What happened to Camacho on Saturday and will he be fit for this weekend?

Vixen
13/10/2009 22:04
I was wondering the same BatQuin

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whodaresquins
02/11/2009 08:45
Any updates from anyone?

I believe that Will Skinner is out for another couple of weeks?

Evans - just 1 week?

What about Camacho?

Easter - if he recovers will be nabbed by England.

Rugby101
02/11/2009 13:11
Think most of our first XV will be rested until the Saints game on the 21st.

Vixen
02/11/2009 20:51
Posted eleswhere but Jordon 4 months, NEV one week, Skins two weeks, Minty 4 weeks Olly K after Christmas he hopes and we get Tommy back in two weeks still no idea on Birdman hmmm hope I have helped in some small way :-)

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JC Quin
02/11/2009 22:13
Is JTH still 4 months? crikey

Vixen
02/11/2009 23:47
Thats what he told me Saturday yep. Although was good his arm is out of the sling now

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Rugby101
02/11/2009 23:58
Vixen, what would we do without you?

Vixen
03/11/2009 22:14
Probably all sigh with relief Nicksb

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deadlyfrom5yardsout
03/11/2009 22:44
(Sm156)

The game's afoot;
Follow your spirit: and upon this charge,
Cry — God for Harry! England and Saint George

Vixen
04/11/2009 20:17
Quote:
Vixen
Probably all sigh with relief Nicksb
(Sm158)

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Quinn-nine
04/11/2009 21:12
Camacho's probably been recalled by Argentina for their autumn internationals.

The Prof
09/11/2009 13:48
Apparently Stegmann had to have his knee flushed out again so he's going to be back later than first thought which is a great shame

The Prof
09/11/2009 14:40
Q-9

Leicester wing Lucas Amorosino is a major doubt for Argentina ahead of the clash with England on Saturday.

The 24-year-old, who scored in the Tigers' win over South Africa, damaged a calf during the 28-17 Anglo-Welsh Cup defeat at Leeds on Sunday.

Argentina are already without key men Juan Martin Hernandez and Felipe Contepomi, plus Harlequins wing Gonzalo Comacho, for the Twickenham Test.

will_quin
23/11/2009 13:43
Any news as to when Skins will be back??

The Prof
23/11/2009 14:15
I think he was touch and go for Northampton and is hopeful for next week

Rugby101
23/11/2009 14:27
what about Camancho?

Cocoquin
23/11/2009 15:12
At the Press Conference at Saints John Kingston said that Will would be back next week and was 'virtually certain' that Easter would be back too...Now where's that bit of wood?!

Errm....I am afraid I forgot to ask about Camacho...

John also said that Ollie Kohn was making good progress and that the medics reckoned he could be playing again in March, However, John couldn't see it given the nature of the injury and the size of Ollie...So I guess that means Quins won't be rushing him back into action...

Quinten Poulsen
23/11/2009 15:29
Dippy also said that Stegmann is likely to be back in the new year although they were hopeful he would be ready before Christmas.

barnaquin
15/01/2010 18:37
Any news on JTH, Seb and Gonzo2 ?

Quinten Poulsen
15/01/2010 19:15
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barnaquin
Any news on JTH, Seb and Gonzo2 ?

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Elecquin
26/09/2010 21:32
Anybody got an update?

The Prof
26/09/2010 22:54
There you go

Bolly-Quin
27/11/2010 11:37
Prof: this is now 14 months old - any chance of an update or is there another version of this somewhere?

The Prof
27/11/2010 22:42
Erm, try 2 months old rather than 14 months old

I'll see what I can find out

The Prof
30/12/2010 19:06
Updated - quite a long list, but a few players due back very soon, 4 out for the season though sad smiley

Rugby101
30/12/2010 21:36
I take it Luke Wallace is fit again then?

Quinky Kin
18/01/2011 11:24
Did I read that Joe Marler was injured against Prato?

Rugby101
18/01/2011 11:28
Mild concussion I believe.

The Prof
18/01/2011 11:32
Wallace is running again now.

Marler is fine after taking a bit of a bump in Prato

There could be a few people returning this week

Rugby101
18/01/2011 11:36
Ceri and JJ are back (I hope!)

Arlecchino
18/01/2011 11:40
Quote:
Nicksb
I take it Luke Wallace is fit again then?

Back running again, but not match fit.

Nunquam Dormio

Clockwatcher
07/02/2011 10:43
Any news on the return of Tom Guest? I bet he's livid that he is out when Easter is on England duty. Dickson is making the most of Cares' absence.

Monte
07/02/2011 11:07
From what Connor said on Wed Tom shld be back for Exeter.

Clockwatcher
07/02/2011 11:12
Nice one.

The Prof
07/02/2011 12:03
JJ might be back for Ex too and Casson should be about 3 weeks at most, I'll update the table when I've got a bit more time

Rugby101
07/02/2011 12:13
Big Mo for centre!

FerryQuin
07/02/2011 21:58
Am I right in saying there's no Saxons game on Saturday, so we will be bolstered by our England boys(apart from Minty and Carebear)?

Arlecchino
08/02/2011 07:33
Yes you are. Saxons only had two fixtures. I think U20s are playing a full 6 nations

Nunquam Dormio

Samquin
17/03/2011 08:32
Any updates on the player injuries?

scrummyhalf
17/03/2011 15:57
Speaking to players Stegman, Percival, sam Stuart all available to play in 2 weeks and Robson 1 week and Evan possibly 2 weeks

Samquin
17/03/2011 17:12
It would be good to see Stegman again after such a long lay off. Lets hope he comes back with a bang.

quins4ever
21/03/2011 09:39
What about Tom Guest?

deadlyfrom5yardsout
16/10/2012 10:24
Any current updates?

The game's afoot;
Follow your spirit: and upon this charge,
Cry — God for Harry! England and Saint George

Baron Steevo von Bratwurst
16/10/2012 16:10
TIme for a new Injury thread?

"Last one in's an Offiziere. No offence Sir."

Rugby101
16/10/2012 16:15
JJ's injured too

Quinten Poulsen
16/10/2012 16:18
If JJ misses the Connacht game I hope that Collier gets a start rather than Lambert reverting to emergency tighthead.

HonkyTonk
16/10/2012 16:27
I thought JJ was just a stiff neck, nothing too major.

Monte
16/10/2012 17:00
I thought I was going mad!! Please a new thread!!

deadlyfrom5yardsout
17/10/2012 10:06
I only used this one because it is permanently there on left of front page of CAW.....

The game's afoot;
Follow your spirit: and upon this charge,
Cry — God for Harry! England and Saint George

RingwoodQuin
24/11/2013 22:43
I know this is an old stream, but I don't understand why the club cant give us fans regular updates on injured players. OK, maybe not on who will be ready for next weekend's game; but overall progress is surely not top secret. Where is Nick Kennedy in his convalescence? Is Molinaar injured or not? Where is JTH with his injuries? Is Marler injured or not?

Heath Quinn
25/11/2013 00:29
The club don't want opposition to know who could be playing. If you know they know, and can train accordingly. Information is power so they say.

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