broncospwn said:I think it's confirmed now :( 4-6 weeks! :cry:Aeetee said:to answer brownys question... I heard pa rker was possibly out for 6 weeks.
hmmm hes named on the extendedbench for us against the Warriors.
broncospwn said:I think it's confirmed now :( 4-6 weeks! :cry:Aeetee said:to answer brownys question... I heard pa rker was possibly out for 6 weeks.
Why would he be on the extended bench if he wasn't injured? Do you think he's a chance, I think I read an article today which said he's goners for 4-6 weeks. I really hope your right though and it might be something not as severe.Aeetee said:broncospwn said:I think it's confirmed now :( 4-6 weeks! :cry:Aeetee said:to answer brownys question... I heard pa rker was possibly out for 6 weeks.
hmmm hes named on the extendedbench for us against the Warriors.
gUt said:I thought Lockyer was not great, don't know why so many in POTS are voting for him. His passing was poor and his running game non-existent. But his forwards were getting bashed, that's true.
Aeetee said:to answer brownys question... I heard parker was possibly out for 6 weeks.
ivanhungryjak said:This is what the Bronx site says:
"Lock Corey Parker is in extreme doubt with a knee injury that show signs of keeping him out for up to six weeks, but was left in the team until club medical staff can confirm the injury and name a replacement."
Injured Brisbane Broncos forward Corey Parker says he has no regrets about his ill-fated decision to play against Canberra on Monday night.
With his wife, Margaux, overdue with the couple's first child, Parker rolled the dice by flying to the nation's capital to line up against the Raiders in the 22-14 loss.
But his determination to not let his teammates down backfired when he suffered a grade-three medial ligament strain to his knee that will sideline him for four to six weeks.