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Tohu Harris season is over.
Surgery for chronic wrist issue.
Surgery for chronic wrist issue.
Injured his posterior cruciate in the decider.Anyone know where Dylan Edwards has been ?
Injured or out flushing the system clean.
FWIW I'm not a subscriber to the Penrith are on roids theory.Injured his posterior cruciate in the decider.
An inhuman effort, simply unbelievable stuff.
Innocent until proven guilty.FWIW I'm not a subscriber to the Penrith are on roids theory.
Yes I agree.Innocent until proven guilty.
However, I can definitely understand the suspicion.
I think NRL physio indicated surgery on the hand that Reece is getting speeds up recovery and they can return within 2-3 weeks of surgery.Qscan Injury Update: Walsh & Haas
Authorbroncos.com.au
TimestampThu 15 Aug 2024, 01:40 PM
The Broncos can provide a further update on injuries to Reece Walsh and Payne Haas.
The Broncos consulted specialists after Walsh suffered a metacarpal fracture in Saturday night’s win over the Cowboys in Townsville, while Haas has undergone further testing on a Lisfranc injury sustained against the Titans in Round 22.
Broncos Head Of Performance David Ballard said: “Reece will have surgery on his hand this week with a return date dependant on how he recovers.
“Payne had a positive result from his testing and will now move into a more intensive training program.
“Both Reece and Payne will approach their rehab with a view to returning this season.”
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Qscan Injury Update: Walsh & Haas
The Broncos can provide a further update on injuries to Reece Walsh and Payne Haas.www.broncos.com.au
Reading between the lines, it sounds like season over for both. Probably the best thing so they can hit 2025 fresh, fit and firing.
I think NRL physio indicated surgery on the hand that Reece is getting speeds up recovery and they can return within 2-3 weeks of surgery.
He could be racing the clock for Parra, but might be sweet for Dolphins.
For Haas I would just be worried about it getting worse and turning into a full blown Lisfranc injury which is months on the sideline.
I'd be more inclined to just keep him on ice, but also no internationals!!
I'm reluctant to trust what NRL.com says hahaAustralia aren't playing any are they?
Not really... it's a race to 12 wins for that 8th spot.I suppose results this week will dictate whether we rush either of these guys back.
Not really... it's a race to 12 wins for that 8th spot.
Dolphins have dogs, us, storm and someone else reasonably difficult... if they lose to dogs they could be in real trouble, but even if they win it's still not guranteed... if we win the derby in a couple weeks we're on even points with them.
Dargs have a much easier run in, but a poor for and against... I think if they lose 2 they're on a knife's edge. The loss to them in Rd 19 is probably the killer for us though.
Ultimately Broncos have to keep winning if they're any chance to make it anyway
I wasn't really looking at knights, but they're a decent chance of still getting to 13 wins... I think dargs are the ones that make it... their draw is not bad and the amount of home games left.Of course but if both the Dragons and Dolphins win this week, it makes it much harder for us, it puts us 2 wins behind 8th with a worse points differential and what two rounds to go or three? We are in it like everyone else but if both teams win this week, it makes it really hard for us. The Knights are also there or thereabouts.