Official Braden Hamlin-Uele

[bort]

Ridiculous we still have 5 day turnarounds.

Must be nice to only play thurs and fris every week… and still suck

 

[HaroldBishop]

Must be nice to only play thurs and fris every week… and still suck

Is Cronulla in Queensland?

 

[Capital_Shark]

Ridiculous we still have 5 day turnarounds.

If you can't possibly complete the HIA protocols in 5 days we shouldn't have 5 day turn arounds. Ruling Dale out tonight for a wobble effectively ruled him out next week too. Not because of concussion but because of the draw. If they're not good 5 days later they're not good 7 days later either.

 

[Capital_Shark]

On BHU I thought broke wrist the way he was holding it. But Fitz mentioned pec & serious. That'd probably be season or most of.

Real shame cause he was killing it.

He'll recover & be looked after.

 

[bort]

On BHU I thought broke wrist the way he was holding it. But Fitz mentioned pec & serious. That'd probably be season or most of.

Real shame cause he was killing it.

He'll recover & be looked after.

Yeah I thought wrist, must have just been stabilising arm

 

[Thresher]

Leg work only at the gym for the next few months. Time to add a few more rings to those tree stumps.

 

[Capital_Shark]

Yeah I thought wrist, must have just been stabilising arm

Yeah I still haven't seen a replay of the tackle either.

Hopefully not too bad but I don't recall many pec injuries that were short term.

 

[Flanno]

From nrl physio;

“Initial word from the Sharks is a suspected pectorial injury for Braden Hamlin-Uele. Have effectively already ruled him out for next week, sounding like at least a partial tear. If confirmed usually at least a month recovery, rupture + surgery would extend that to 3 months”

 

[Sparkles]

From nrl physio;

“Initial word from the Sharks is a suspected pectorial injury for Braden Hamlin-Uele. Have effectively already ruled him out for next week, sounding like at least a partial tear. If confirmed usually at least a month recovery, rupture + surgery would extend that to 3 months”

Fu.......nny old game, innit...

 

[apezza]

Old Sharks luck coming back. Didn't take long.

 

[Shortfin Mako]

If you can't possibly complete the HIA protocols in 5 days we shouldn't have 5 day turn arounds. Ruling Dale out tonight for a wobble effectively ruled him out next week too. Not because of concussion but because of the draw. If they're not good 5 days later they're not good 7 days later either.

Yes, that rule is a stupid one. Either change the rule or if the rule has a medical basis, then get rid of 5 day turn arounds.

 

[MrDravid]

Doubt we see Dale -I think it’s impossible to pass HIA protocol with a 5 day turn around ..

I think it's technically possible, just very rare that it happens.

 

[The Punisher]

Hopefully he can still sign his name with his arm in a sling..

 

[Western Sharkie]

Hopefully he can still sign his name with his arm in a sling..

All we need is an “X”

 

[bort]

I think it's technically possible, just very rare that it happens.

I think technically it’s not possible, only saving grace would be the 25 minute later starting time and not sure if that’d be considered okay or not

 

[Sutty]

****

 

[Gards]

he's been so good for us this season, this is a big blow

BHU was enjoying his work, he must be devastated

 

[MrDravid]

I think technically it’s not possible, only saving grace would be the 25 minute later starting time and not sure if that’d be considered okay or not

From what I can gather there are 5 steps that need to be done and the recommendation is that each step is 24 hours... but cos it's only recommended, not mandated theres a chance (however slight it may be).

 

[CrazyMatt]

From nrl physio;

“Initial word from the Sharks is a suspected pectorial injury for Braden Hamlin-Uele. Have effectively already ruled him out for next week, sounding like at least a partial tear. If confirmed usually at least a month recovery, rupture + surgery would extend that to 3 months”

****ing cock and balls. This one hurts, I’ve loved his work this season.

 

[bort]

From what I can gather there are 5 steps that need to be done and the recommendation is that each step is 24 hours... but cos it's only recommended, not mandated theres a chance (however slight it may be).

Again I thought the opposite. I think the protocol requires all 5 steps to be passed with at least 24 hours between