Good on him.
I was a bit ambivalent in the off season - but only because I'd never seen him play down back, so didn't know either way. I was also a bit nervous about the concussion issues, and partly because I saw a close mate's son have his sporting career derailed by concussion, and the ongoing effects ripple through the poor kid's entire life. But on that count, I guess I knew the Swans take player welfare seriously so was sure the right decision would be made.
Anyway, let's hope he gets a decent run at it. He's certainly got talent.
'Delicious' is a fun word to say
Great news for Paddy. It will be fascinating to see who makes our team for GWS and who misses out. A lot of competition for spots!
Injury update.
Injury Update: Mills expected to play, Papley on the mend
Cal Twomey - not known for sensationalism - tweeting that 'a few Swans players will be unavailable for selection this week due to the AFL's health and safety protocols.'
No names yet but [insert swear filter challenge].
'Delicious' is a fun word to say
Warner out due to health protocols. According to Twitter. Doh!
It's extremely annoying but it's inevitable. With health protocols loosening, it's basically a lottery now as to who's going to miss each week....for the entire league over the entire season.
*Sigh*
What does Health and Safety protocols mean? Is Warner a close contact of a positive case?
How long are teams going to tolerate losing players each week before they bring back the hubs? My sons cricket team has two guys out through Covid this weekend.
Young, fit, social men going berserk with female admirers is a spreading risk and then the house mate gets identified as a close contact.
Swans need to ban players being housemates with each other and send them to live at hotels. It’s stops players being rubbed out through being house hold close contacts.
[QUOTE=i'm-uninformed2;839421]Hooley dooley. There is a LOT going on in this thread.
And I’m not sure how old your son is but if there is a correlation between what you’re suggesting with the Swans players, and your son’s cricket side, then look out sunshine.[/QUOTE
No correlation. My son’s cricket side was impacted by a school camp outbreak. More of an example of sporting teams getting impacted everywhere.
Without hubs and Swans players living together in the same house there is a far greater risk of Covid impact.
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