IT was ABSOLUTELY greatBort joined and has just completed my typing course
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IT was ABSOLUTELY greatBort joined and has just completed my typing course
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IT was ABSOLUTELY great
Probably put the press release out to stop the hundreds of calls from reporters the club would be takingSo he's back when he's back. I can live with that. Don't know why we need press releases & **** for that.
Probably should cut Nicho lose now and extend Moylan for 5 more years.Now that's it's confirmed Nicho won't be returning until grand final day do we slot him straight back in or stick with Trindall?
One mans calf is another mans steak
I say let the dolphins have him now and release him early……Now that's it's confirmed Nicho won't be returning until grand final day do we slot him straight back in or stick with Trindall?
One mans calf is another mans steak
Beat me to it. Will delete mine.Nicho Hynes has declared his comeback date, admitting that he went close to playing last weekend.
The Dally M star will sit out a third consecutive match for the Sharks with a calf injury keeping him sidelined for the club’s road trip to Canberra on Sunday.
Capable replacement Braydon Trindall will retain the Sharks halfback jersey.
Hynes said he was confident he would be back for round four when the Sharks face St George-Illawarra in the local derby.
“It’s (calf) going good. I had a good run on Saturday and yesterday I got moving again,’’ Hynes said. “I’m just waiting for the medical team to say lets go. It’s just one of those ones that you need to be very careful with the spot it’s in.”
“I’ve had to get the kilometres right per week, so that when it comes to game day I’m ready to go. The GPS data is showing that it’s on the right track.”
“I was hoping this week, but I’ll be ready to go next week I reckon.’’
Sounds like he's calf a chanceNicho Hynes has declared his comeback date, admitting that he went close to playing last weekend.
The Dally M star will sit out a third consecutive match for the Sharks with a calf injury keeping him sidelined for the club’s road trip to Canberra on Sunday.
Capable replacement Braydon Trindall will retain the Sharks halfback jersey.
Hynes said he was confident he would be back for round four when the Sharks face St George-Illawarra in the local derby.
“It’s (calf) going good. I had a good run on Saturday and yesterday I got moving again,’’ Hynes said. “I’m just waiting for the medical team to say lets go. It’s just one of those ones that you need to be very careful with the spot it’s in.”
“I’ve had to get the kilometres right per week, so that when it comes to game day I’m ready to go. The GPS data is showing that it’s on the right track.”
“I was hoping this week, but I’ll be ready to go next week I reckon.’’
Surely you're taking the WIZProbably should cut Nicho lose now and extend Moylan for 5 more years.
EggcelentSurely you're taking the WIZ![]()
KinkyNice, I appreciate them clarifying (for fantasy reasons mainly).![]()
Don't worry. Will DEFINITELY play this week. Will come on after calf timeSounds like he's calf a chance
Can you reveal your source?Don't worry. Will DEFINITELY play this week. Will come on after calf time