Tom done his right lateral meniscus but hopefully shouldn't be out too long and Jordy done his MCL and could be out for 10 weeks https://wakefieldtrinity.com/blog/2021/ ... -26-06-21/

Tom done his right lateral meniscus but hopefully shouldn't be out too long and Jordy done his MCL and could be out for 10 weeks https://wakefieldtrinity.com/blog/2021/ ... -26-06-21/

Quote ="FIL"Tom done his right lateral meniscus but hopefully shouldn't be out too long and Jordy done his MCL and could be out for 10 weeks https://wakefieldtrinity.com/blog/2021/ ... -26-06-21/'" hope both players recover ok. Crowther 10 week his season looks about done and TJ a tear can’t see that being a quick fix should imagine 4 to 6 If no surgery

Quote ="FIL"Tom done his right lateral meniscus but hopefully shouldn't be out too long and Jordy done his MCL and could be out for 10 weeks https://wakefieldtrinity.com/blog/2021/ ... -26-06-21/'" hope both players recover ok. Crowther 10 week his season looks about done and TJ a tear can’t see that being a quick fix should imagine 4 to 6 If no surgery

I've just googled it and found this...

Meniscus tears are the most frequently treated knee injuries. Recovery will take about 6 to 8 weeks if your meniscus tear is treated conservatively, without surgery. The time varies, depending on:

the type and severity of the tear
how long your symptoms persist
your lifestyle
your age.

well wel be lucky to see him again aswell then. It was one of them things he went in and his legs went awkwardly as though he was sat or about to sit.

Yeah we saw that too, albeit from 50 metres away, but someone else has mentioned a possible leg pull in the tackle from a Wigan player ??

Not great news about Crowther.

Not really had chance to put himself in the window for us with a return from injury then sustaining what looks to be a season ended more or less. If he was trying to earn a new deal it’s not looking good on that front so you have to feel for him.

Shame about TJ but it could have been a lot worse. We may see him for a few games back end of the season but you’d have to say that his World Cup chances look slim at this point. He is my favourite player and I think he’s absolute class but he needs to get past these injuries and string a number of games together. His main focus probably was the World Cup but that probably needs adjusting back to finding fitness and being consistent for trinity.

No definitely not just fell awkward

Let us hope his fitness trajectory follows that of Lyne whose early part of his time with us was decimated with muscle problems that kept him out of the team for long periods.

No Mopsey, I know what I saw. A hand grabbed his ankle and jerked it sideways very quickly. It looked like a blatant attempt to remove the man who had provided two tries, allegedly. You cannot actually be shocked as if it is something new to happen to him get injured playing Pie Eaters.

I am a massive fan of Tom, I have watched Tom in detail when he takes the ball in or on a short run, for me, he has not quite learnt to go down/fall on his own body, he wrestles, pulls & puts his own weight + tackles through his own leg & knees.
I have watched Makinson of Saints, he knows when to go to ground, how to go to ground protecting himself & play the ball quickly !
Of course, this is not every occasion but in general terms !
Tom is a class act, I now fear for him on his career, I do hope he learns to protect himself better knowing all opponents will try to
take him out ?
We now have wigan & Catalan where it's a regular occurrence !

You may be right I don’t know but surely the club will complain if they can prove it?

I hope they do. Robert Hick was 15 metres from it and somehow missed it.

Since he signed for 2013 season Reece has played 17,20,23,27,19,29,31,18 (in 19 game season) and 11 so far this.

Had a couple of suspensions in that too.

Still, never let facts get in the way

Think only sustained time out was when he made a wonder tackle on ben murdoch v salford and hurt his knee i may be wrong though.not only that he got to be one of most improved players from when he first arrived and deserved to be in that england last night.

I honestly see Lyne as the ultimate professional.

He’s not what you would call naturally talented or gifted with special ability. That said he’s obviously worked very hard off the pitch to make up for that. He’s always maintained good shape but he’s incredibly consistent and does a lot of the basics very well. His yard gains are very good even after contact, his defence is of a high standard too. He deserves every call up he gets imo with his work rate and his efforts never faulted.

I have no doubts Lyne will do a good job of selected.

As did every player on our side as none of them complained.

100% agree he really has worked hard.he for me should be in the squad he with king and maybe farnworth (not seen a great deal of him)are best english centres out there altough many will disagree with me and say gildart

Gildart and Macgillvray in the last England games were dominated by their opposite numbers. Gildart in particular was Leaking yards in contact and out of position leading to a number of try’s.

I personally don’t rate a Gildart. Not saying he’s a bad player but I don’t think he’s as good as people make out from the limited times I’ve seen him.

Lyne has a real shot at the shirt. Wane was clearly impressed by him too.

Can you believe Lyne is at 195 games and will be coming up to his 200th game for trinity at only 28 years old.

The guy has got a good 4 years or so ahead of him imo too. Could easily reach the 300 game mark for apps. I wonder what position that would put him in all time trinity appearances?

Who knew that skinny winger we brought to the club 9 years ago would turn into a such an important player for us. Who ever it was brought him over that was some signing. Agar was it?

from what I saw and from the angle I had of it and I’ve seen it again on tv there’s nothing in it for me. He’s took it in wriggling in the tackle and they have got him down anyway they could, personally I think he runs far too much ball in anyway when he should be there for the glory. I’m not with you at all on the point that players deliberately go out to injure people, it’s not something I hear players say or ex players say but it’s opinions and we differ on this

I understand things are all opinions, I have mine, I have good eye sight and I haven’t been in the shower for two years having a bad dream.
TJ was 10/15 yards from the touch line, his team mates were on the open side so they wouldn’t see it PT.
If you don’t think some players have ever tried to injure or take someone out of the game then either you haven’t read many RL books or watched it differently. I think the 60s expression for removing someone was “crash tackle” and that’s 50 plus years ago.

Phwoar, I'm glad I don't stand next to you at Belle Vue then




(Sorry mate, couldn't resist that one



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Hopefully the disciplinary committee will have a look at that one (albeit it won't help us in the slightest



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The good thing about it, if that's possible is the usual suspects aren't blaming Mr Chester.

Is that the only positive you can come up with for Chester being the coach. The last player to admit trying to injure a player was a tackle in an international against Chase when he played for England.

At it again, I’ll give it to you you’ve got even more brass neck than me.