Rather than starting a thread for each injured player we will use this thread to record all injury discussions.
To Start
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-03-23/not-looking-good-for-levi
Levi Greenwood looks like missing a fair portion of the early season.
Also you can use this link to check on injured players
http://www.afl.com.au/news/injury-list
Relies on clubs informing AFL and has date recorded so you know how up to date each list is.
http://www.afc.com.au/news/2015-03-23/crouch-has-foot-surgery
Crows midfielder Brad Crouch will be sidelined for about two months after undergoing foot surgery.
Crouch, who consulted a specialist today, suffered a fracture in his left foot during the first quarter of the NAB Challenge win over Port Adelaide.
Quote from: Ricochet on March 23, 2015, 05:04:05 PM
http://www.afc.com.au/news/2015-03-23/crouch-has-foot-surgery
Crows midfielder Brad Crouch will be sidelined for about two months after undergoing foot surgery.
Crouch, who consulted a specialist today, suffered a fracture in his left foot during the first quarter of the NAB Challenge win over Port Adelaide.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Macca, Buddy and KJack appear to be ok to play R1.
No word on McGlynn and Tippett though
http://www.sydneyswans.com.au/news/2015-03-23/stars-set-for-round-one
http://www.sydneyswans.com.au/news/2015-03-22/swans-stars-cleared-of-injury
Quote from: Capper on March 23, 2015, 05:11:29 PM
Macca, Buddy and KJack appear to be ok to play R1.
No word on McGlynn and Tippett though
http://www.sydneyswans.com.au/news/2015-03-23/stars-set-for-round-one
http://www.sydneyswans.com.au/news/2015-03-22/swans-stars-cleared-of-injury
Physio update released today (Mar-23) = Tippett having a hitout this weekend, and McGlynn's still a bit sore
should be right for rd1 though
Quote from: Capper on March 23, 2015, 05:06:57 PM
Quote from: Ricochet on March 23, 2015, 05:04:05 PM
http://www.afc.com.au/news/2015-03-23/crouch-has-foot-surgery
Crows midfielder Brad Crouch will be sidelined for about two months after undergoing foot surgery.
Crouch, who consulted a specialist today, suffered a fracture in his left foot during the first quarter of the NAB Challenge win over Port Adelaide.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Had Crouch at M5 in my DT side since Day 1 :( Time for some reshuffling.
Gameday reveals that Rocky out for 4-6 weeks (broken ribs & punctured lung), and Sidey out for a similar period (broken thumb)
#Carnage
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http://www.lions.com.au/news/2015-04-05/rockliff-to-miss-up-to-6
Confirming Rocky out for 6 maybe more due to punctured lung effecting flying.
"The ribs will take a month to heal and we'll have to assess from there. The issue might revolve more around flying and just when he's able to do that."
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-04-13/injury-update-round-two
HAWTHORN's James Frawley is set to miss at least six weeks with a pectoral injury, leading sports medico Dr Peter Larkins says.
Frawley injured his right pectoral in a tackle in the first quarter of the Hawks' loss to Essendon on Sunday and was substituted out of the game soon after.
Larkins told AFL.com.au on Monday that scans would determine whether Frawley would need surgery on his pectoral as he did in 2011 when he injured his left pectoral doing gym work.
However, Larkins said the former Demon faced a lengthy stint on the sidelines even if he did not need an operation.
"I think we'll learn today that James has a high-grade tear of the pec major, which is the big muscle through the chest," Larkins said.
"The question will be what percentage the tear is, because that will determine whether he needs surgery.
"Most surgeons would decide to repair it if the tear is more than about 50 per cent of the tendon, so they will need to determine from the scan how much tendon he has left.
"But from the look on his face I think he knew it was a pretty significant injury.
"You're looking at six to eight weeks as the best-case scenario without surgery, while the recovery after surgery is usually in the 10-weeks-plus range."
Meanwhile, Larkins estimated Gold Coast captain Gary Ablett's troublesome left shoulder was only back to about 70 per cent strength.
The two-time Brownlow medallist has been clearly carrying his shoulder at times in the Suns' opening two games of 2015, but Larkins said the former Cat's recovery would not necessarily be fast-tracked by rest.
"Clearly Gary is being hampered in his range of motion and is experiencing some pain in the reconstructed shoulder, and that's because he's got stiffness and inflammation," Larkins said.
"I reckon he's at about 70 per cent of where he needs to be in terms of strength and in terms of his ability to tackle and get tackled.
"We've seen him playing with one arm which shows what a good player he is, but it will take a lot more time (to get back to full strength).
"He could take two or three weeks off and the pain will go down, but he'll still be stiff, so as he said he'd rather play through the pain.
"There is a risk with him continuing to play that he will get more inflammation and therefore will have less movement as time goes by, so it's not always going to get better with time if he keeps playing."
Doc Larkins' prognosis on the other key injuries leading into round three
Nick Dal Santo, North Melbourne (left hamstring)
He had a little bit of soreness in the week before last Sunday's win over the Brisbane Lions and that perhaps predisposed him to this injury. I don't think he'll be getting up this week and expect him to miss two to three games.
Daniel Wells, North Melbourne (Achilles tendon/calf)
You would hope with treatment that he should be able to begin lighter training in the first part of this week, and North is expecting him to play against Port Adelaide this Saturday night even though he came up sore after the Lions win. It's probably a precautionary management thing with him because North doesn't want to risk him and see him miss three or four weeks.
Brett Deledio, Richmond (Achilles tendon)
He was suspended last round but had a really sore Achilles and was subbed out of the Tigers' round one win over Carlton. He will need to get through a fitness test to play against the Brisbane Lions on Saturday night.
Brodie Smith, Adelaide (concussion)
He pulled up well after the game, which is a good sign, but the Crows probably won't know until Friday whether he'll be fit to play Melbourne on Saturday.
Simon White, Carlton (medial ligament)
He's had a long history of trouble with the same knee, having had a LARS ligament repair back in 2012. Unfortunately, his body didn't accept the LARS ligament and it had to be removed, so he's got a lot of scar tissue. He's been playing with the knee strapped for three seasons now, so he will have ongoing trouble and is likely to miss a few weeks while he gets on top of it.
Ben Sinclair, Collingwood (left hamstring)
This is his third left hamstring injury in a 12-month period, so he is getting into the Cyril Rioli class. Likely to miss four weeks or more.
Zac Clarke, Fremantle (left knee)
He hurt his 'good knee' because he had a previous significant posterior cruciate ligament injury on his right knee and multiple surgeries on it. He's also had arthroscopes on his left knee and if he's stirred up his previous cartilage troubles then he's likely to miss this week.
Sam Mitchell, Hawthorn (corked calf)
The Hawks didn't risk him against Essendon because of his age and history of soft-tissue injuries, but I'm expecting Sam to build up his training later this week and be available for Sunday's clash against the Western Bulldogs.
Josh Gibson, Hawthorn (back soreness)
Also missed Sunday's loss to Essendon but likely to play against the Western Bulldogs this round.
Jimmy Bartel, Geelong (concussion)
Missed Saturday's loss to Fremantle but was close to playing. I expect him to pass the concussion process this week and play against Gold Coast on Sunday.
Shane Edwards, Richmond (calf tightness)
Missed round two but I expect him to get up for Saturday night's clash against the Lions.
Jarman Impey, Port Adelaide (hamstring)
Likely to miss at least three matches.
Gaz out for 2-3 weeks
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/gary-ablett-to-miss-matches-as-he-tries-to-nurse-sore-shoulder-back-to-full-health/story-fni5f7ka-1227303141572
Quote from: Ricochet on April 14, 2015, 12:06:04 PM
Gaz out for 2-3 weeks
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/gary-ablett-to-miss-matches-as-he-tries-to-nurse-sore-shoulder-back-to-full-health/story-fni5f7ka-1227303141572
doh! here's to 'very similar teams' ... :P :(
was so looking forward to the differing strategies of 'hold or fold' re GAJ ... :( ;)
Fingers crossed on Smith but at least I have some decent bench cover.
Will look at GAJ again around the byes.
Any news re. Cripps?
Quote from: stew42 on April 14, 2015, 01:32:37 PM
Any news re. Cripps?
listed as 'test' on the Carlton site, to be tested at training
hopefully he's good if named (unless their scumbags and test him on Friday)
Scott Selwood out
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-04-14/eagles-lose-another-star (http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-04-14/eagles-lose-another-star)
4-6 weeks by look of it
Good news for Sheed... Even tho he was probably expected to play most games anyway
Bit concerned about Adams. :-\
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-04-16/bad-break-for-viney
MELBOURNE has suffered a major injury blow with midfielder Jack Viney to miss at least four weeks after scans revealed he had a small fracture of his right fibula.
Supercoachpaige flagging Swan is in moonboot and in doubt on Facebook
Quote from: timmyparso on April 28, 2015, 03:02:45 PM
Supercoachpaige flagging Swan is in moonboot and in doubt on Facebook
Sore ankle for Swan - VERY confident of him playing this week, trying to take weight of ankle
Scharenberg WILL return this Sunday in VFL
Sidey could be 2 weeks away, pending good results of scan on thumb
Quote from: pommyadam on April 28, 2015, 03:10:23 PM
Quote from: timmyparso on April 28, 2015, 03:02:45 PM
Supercoachpaige flagging Swan is in moonboot and in doubt on Facebook
Sore ankle for Swan - VERY confident of him playing this week, trying to take weight of ankle
Scharenberg WILL return this Sunday in VFL
Sidey could be 2 weeks away, pending good results of scan on thumb
They were confident about TAdams when he was in a moonboot. I'd expect Swan to get up though
Round 6
Seedsman (Coll) in reasonable shape after being subbed - confidence in playing this week, remember it's a Friday game
Garlett (GC) out for the year after undertaking ankle surgery on his injury sustained at the weekend
Sloane (Ade) and RHenderson (Ade) both listed as test on their injuries
J Kelly (Gee) out for a month with the unspeakable injury
L Jong (WB) out for 1-2 weeks with a hand fracture
A Swallow (North) okay to play this week, decided not to risk it despite passing conc test in-match (due to limited time left)
J Impey (Port) okay to play this week after recovering from a hammy (does it affect the Krak?)
R Douglas (Ade) out for 4-6 with a foot injury
J Cameron (GWS) will be alright to play after an injured nose
S Reid (Syd) was a late withdrawal with a calf complaint - should be right to play this week
L Henderson (Car) has a minor hamstring strain, should either play this week or next
JJK (WCE) hoping to have avoided long-term problem, but will assess later in week
B Smedts (Gee) out for 2 months to a broken collarbone
C Salem (Dee) not mentioned, assumed okay
T Rockliff (Lions) only concussed - cleared of broken jaw
J Paine (Lions) set for ankle reco, will miss the season (will possibly be LTId)
Returns schedule:
Sidebottom (Coll) to potentially play vs Richmond (rd7) - but has work to do before then
Wines (Port) set to return to action in 3 weeks after his wrist
B Crouch (Ade) still 3-5 weeks away
I Heeney (Syd) missed due to an ankle injury, should be back this week (possibly management)
M Kreuzer (Car) is a test on a VFL return this week (game or two for match fitness in VFL)
T Menzel (Car) to return this week after a VFL appearance on the weekend
K Jaksch (Car) pulled up well in the VFL, and available for selection
Selwood (WCE) 2 or 3 weeks away
Darling (WCE) First training session today, still around a month before competitive games
Viney (Dee) is into his running program, but is too soon for this week, but will consider for rd7
other:
GC advise that Bennell, Mackenzie and Matera will be MISSING this week (for drinking standards)
sources:
their injury updates
listed as a hammy when out last week but couldnt see him on the adel injury list.
obv he's still got $ to make when he comes back, but wondering if anyone knows what sort of hammy it was?
Quote from: fever on May 11, 2015, 11:46:37 AM
listed as a hammy when out last week but couldnt see him on the adel injury list.
obv he's still got $ to make when he comes back, but wondering if anyone knows what sort of hammy it was?
they said 2-3 weeks originally.
google search
http://www.afc.com.au/news/2015-05-07/afl-team-crows-pull-the-lever
QuoteEllis-Yolmen will also miss a fortnight with a slight hamstring strain. The trio reported ongoing soreness during the week and subsequent scans revealed the minor injuries.
ROUND 7
R Sloane out for 4-6 weeks with a fractured cheekbone
C Ellis-Yolmen out for 1-2 weeks with a hamstring
R Henderson out for 1-2 weeks with a pectoral
B Ebert free to play this weekend
J Schulz free to play this weekend
J Selwood cleared of a fracture, will be "fine to go this weekend"
N Freeman set for exploratory surgery
K Stevens with a corked glute, but hopefully available this weekend (note that Seedsman had this)
A Saad (GC) ruled out this week with a minor hamstring strain - hopeful of a 1 weeker
D Prestia went off with conc, has a test later this week (has trained this week)
T Lynch (GC) with a calf calf, to be ruled on Thurs training
J McGovern suffered a knock to the calf, test later in week - expected to be available
JJ Kennedy with a finger injury, tested later in week - expected to be available
M Rosa available for selection
N Robertson okay after colliding with the barrier
D Gardiner rolled ankle last week, slight chance of playing this weekend
S Savage recovered from concussion - passed test Tues morning
T Mohr has re-ruptured his ACL, consulting specialist on best course of action
I Heeney out for 4-6 weeks with a PCL injury
D Hannebery & J Lloyd touch and go given their ankle injuries - but did get through the game (50-50 on Tues)
K Simpson was a LW with a tight calf, wasn't risked but confident in playing this week
M Kreuzer - decision to be made on his AFL return this week (or another week of VFL)
D Tyson - tweaked MCL in rd5, played in rd6 (suffered with 1 kick), and trained okay today - expected to play
C Dawes - played through the game without issue, will be monitored in training - expected to play
S Sidebottom some chance to return in rd7 (assessed later in week, but will be available rd8)
B Crouch still 2-4 weeks away
O Wines will rejoin training this week
B Reid set for VFL this week
C Young set for rd8 return
P Seedsman expected to return this week
S Darley is okay to return this week
L Jong, M Boyd, M Wallis all subject to test this week prior to selection
N Malceski still a couple of weeks away, joining main training next week
S Selwood to return for rd8 or rd9
J Darling in full training, expected back around the byes
D Cavka being treated carefully (being a rookie) but expected back in 5-6 weeks
X Ellis to return this week or next week
L McPharlin, and Z Dawson are listed as test this week
A Carrazzo under test for this week
T Menzel available for selection after coming through unscathed
J Viney progressing well in training, under test for rd8
Nice work Adam. Will be interesting to see who comes in for Sloane
Quote from: Ricochet on May 11, 2015, 04:52:36 PM
Nice work Adam. Will be interesting to see who comes in for Sloane
no one set to return for Adelaide this week, so maybe a full game for that M Crouch guy that came on for him?
Quote from: pommyadam on May 11, 2015, 05:54:19 PM
Quote from: Ricochet on May 11, 2015, 04:52:36 PM
Nice work Adam. Will be interesting to see who comes in for Sloane
no one set to return for Adelaide this week, so maybe a full game for that M Crouch guy that came on for him?
Possibly or Kerridge
http://www.westernbulldogs.com.au/news/2015-05-11/senior-players-to-return
Matthew Boyd, Mitch Wallis and Lin Jong will all be subject to a fitness test later in the week, but General Manager of Football Graham Lowe seemed positive that with a further eight day break they could return against Fremantle on Sunday afternoon.
Quote from: Ricochet on May 11, 2015, 05:55:47 PM
http://www.westernbulldogs.com.au/news/2015-05-11/senior-players-to-return
Matthew Boyd, Mitch Wallis and Lin Jong will all be subject to a fitness test later in the week, but General Manager of Football Graham Lowe seemed positive that with a further eight day break they could return against Fremantle on Sunday afternoon.
completely forgot about WB on my club update
note S Darley also set to return
I've updated the list on the previous page, seemed better to have it all in the one place
Quote from: Ricochet on May 11, 2015, 05:54:58 PM
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Quote from: Ricochet on May 11, 2015, 04:52:36 PM
Nice work Adam. Will be interesting to see who comes in for Sloane
no one set to return for Adelaide this week, so maybe a full game for that M Crouch guy that came on for him?
Possibly or Kerridge
Kedge for sure
Listening to Buckley on the ABC last weekend, i think Freeman was a fair way away form cracking the AFL again
Quote from: Capper on May 12, 2015, 10:15:01 AM
Listening to Buckley on the ABC last weekend, i think Freeman was a fair way away form cracking the AFL again
Well he's going in for Hammy surgery so it'll be a while.
Also Saad and Thompson confirmed outs this weekend with Lynch in doubt.
Its a hammy for Saad
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so who has it worse, WC or GC?
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so who has it worse, WC or GC?
GC
They have 20 fit players at training today lol
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so who has it worse, WC or GC?
GC
They have 20 fit players at training today lol
A few GC players were due to breaking club rules though, thats their own fault.
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so who has it worse, WC or GC?
GC
They have 20 fit players at training today lol
A few GC players were due to breaking club rules though, thats their own fault.
The Lions also struggling with players.
If Glenn is out then i get to upgrade one payer this week instead of double downgrade
With Saad out I might have to trade him out...hopefully Glenn is ok, the fact he "limped off" is better than "carried off". ???
have updated the list of pg2 with all the rd7 information
J Glenn was not mentioned on the GC injury update re: Limping from training earlier, did discuss Tues training (of Prestia) in that update
Round 8
O Wines set to return this week (subject to passing a fitness test)
A Carlile set to return this week (back tightness last week)
M Jaensch torn ACL, not sure on future treatment
B Smith rested this week, concussion related
C Ellis-Yolmen listed as test for this week
J Jenkins listed as test for this week
M McGovern achilles flared up, 1-2 weeks out
M Duncan has surgery on broken metartasal, expected to be out for 12 weeks
T Hawkins pulled up sore, test later this week, hopefully pulls up this week
A Mackie was a LW from VFL, wasn't quite ready, one more week beneficial
J Kelly pleased with progress, trained solidly, possible recall this week, but his call to return
A Toovey, only a jarred knee, missing this week
B Macaffer - MORE surgery for him, 3-4 weeks further treatment
J Ramsey - shin injury, test for this week
S Sidebottom - test for this week
N Freeman - good surgery, back in program next week
B Sinclair - expected back in rd9 or rd10
M Jamison, strained calf, re-aggravated, 1-2 more weeks out
C Sheehan grain/hip injury (oesteoitis pubis - spelling) - hip surgery on 18/5
L Henderson test for this week
P Cripps calf stiffness, not risked due to short break, expected back this week
K Simpson tight calf, wasn't risked, expected to be available this week
A Walker managed knee, expected this week
C Byrne NOT mentioned (still listed as 1-2 weeks on Carlton injury list)
L McPharlin test for this week
Z Dawson test for this week
A Saad set to play this week
H Bennell copped a knock to the lump to the side of his knee, he is expected to play this week
TY Lynch expected to play this week
N Malceski to return within 1-2 weeks
J Glenn listed as a test
C Beams with knee irritation, rested as a precaution
T West with ANOTHER knee issue, 4-5 weeks
P Hanley progressing well, into training within 2 weeks (possible post-bye return)
J Freeman rolled ankle before reverses game, 6-8 weeks
S Mayes in rehab skills this week, before potentially being available rd9
C Salem out for 3-4 weeks with a hamstring
J Hogan expected to play this week
J Viney progressing well, expected return in rd9
S Selwood listed as test for this week
J McGovern listed as test for this week
P Davis facing a test for this week
J Lloyd went in under injury cloud, subbed due to limited week - recovered well, available for selection
S Edwards, C Newman and B Griffiths all listed as test for this week
N Riewoldt will miss this week as a precaution
J Lonie listed as a test for this week
L Montagna was a LW with a tight calf, will be assessed later in the week
S Ross returns from injury (so J Sinclair back onto rookie list)
J Geary listed as test for this week
B Brown subbed as a precaution, but will be given every chance to play
A Swallow out for up to 3 weeks with a broken thumb, has underdone surgery
B McKenzie listed as a test
Quote from: pommyadam on May 18, 2015, 03:22:25 PM
Round 8
O Wines set to return this week (subject to passing a fitness test)
A Carlile set to return this week (back tightness last week)
I'll be cheering when CEY, Byrne and Cripps are added to this list!
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-05-18/inform-cat-mitch-duncan-out-for-three-months-with-broken-foot
Ducan out for 10-12 Weeks
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-05-18/acl-blow-crows-confirm-the-worst-for-matt-jaensch
Jaensch confirmed ACL
go nuts fellas,
have updated with most of the clubs from the weekend's injury issues (bottom half of pg3)
have also sorted by clubs, so you can look for players easier
http://www.goldcoastfc.com.au/news/2015-05-25/prestia-sidelined-for-extended-period
Prestia gone for 12-16 weeks which likely means he won't play for the rest of the season
time to lock in Josh "Glen" Glenn?
Quote from: pommyadam on May 25, 2015, 03:53:46 PM
time to lock in Josh "Glen" Glenn?
just remember Jack Martin is still to come back in a week and Ablett in interview said he is on track to return soon (whatever that means).
Beams out for the season with a knee issue
It's Claye though, rather than the DT relevant one
Pittard is in doubt after injuring his ankle at training
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Im so devo about my boi Koby Stevens being injured for 6 weeks, i think im going to kill my self :'( :'( :'( :'( :( :( :(
gary ? gaaaarrryyyy ?
NAT FYFE - OUT!!
Ross Lyon told channel 7 that Nat Fyfe will not be playing against GWS this weekend.
Damn :(
but it's Ross Lyon, so he'll be playing
Quote from: pommyadam on July 28, 2015, 09:27:09 PM
but it's Ross Lyon, so he'll be playing
Lol reverse Lyonism you reckon mate.
Quote from: Grazz on July 28, 2015, 09:33:33 PM
Quote from: pommyadam on July 28, 2015, 09:27:09 PM
but it's Ross Lyon, so he'll be playing
Lol reverse Lyonism you reckon mate.
Waiting for 18 injuries to Freo in round 23 when top 2 spot secured.
Quote from: timmyparso on July 28, 2015, 09:41:26 PM
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Quote from: pommyadam on July 28, 2015, 09:27:09 PM
but it's Ross Lyon, so he'll be playing
Lol reverse Lyonism you reckon mate.
Waiting for 18 injuries to Freo in round 23 when top 2 spot secured.
Then they got flogged by someone like the Saints like last year. ::)
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Quote from: pommyadam on July 28, 2015, 09:27:09 PM
but it's Ross Lyon, so he'll be playing
Lol reverse Lyonism you reckon mate.
Waiting for 18 injuries to Freo in round 23 when top 2 spot secured.
Then they got flogged by someone like the Saints like last year. ::)
If top 2 is secured i really don't think they'd mind
Reports Sam Mitchell is unwell and did not travel.
Likely out.
Damn.
Confirmation of above
Jen Phelan (Witham) â€@AFL_JenPhelan 1h1 hour ago
Sam Mitchell not on the flight to Tassie. Clarkson says he's crook, a decision will be made by lunchtime if he plays but looks unlikely.
Quote from: Ringo on August 28, 2015, 12:20:39 PM
Confirmation of above
Jen Phelan (Witham) â€@AFL_JenPhelan 1h1 hour ago
Sam Mitchell not on the flight to Tassie. Clarkson says he's crook, a decision will be made by lunchtime if he plays but looks unlikely.
Good, at least they're going to tell us today
Hmmm last week I reversed my trades 4 times, this week im up to 3 ..hopefully it stays this way
Well shower thought he'd be rested this week anyway
Quote from: LF on August 28, 2015, 01:10:49 PM
Well shower thought he'd be rested this week anyway
Leather poisoning/needs a rest 6 of one half a dozen of the other. ;)