Is this Oscar Jorgensen injury true?
Hi Footy Head- The Scots 1sts and 2nds backs are very good. In the 1sts Zac Fittler and Leo J are exceptional talents and only year 11. Henry James is very solid at 10 and has a very good kicking game. Unfortunately for whatever reason the injuries this season are nuts. This will test the depth of Scots open program against the power houses of both Kings and Joeys. The forwards are light on due to injuries to Duddy, Guilfoyle and Press all front Row. Throw in long term injuries to Blake Steep and Finn Bartlett it doesn't bode well. The shining light in the pack is big Toby Brial he's a class act and go a long way in the future. The seconds have allot of depth which stems from the Year 11 cohort which is a real outstanding group. Time will tell what happens just hope no more injuries and best of luck to Cooper Guerin year 10 being called up to the 1stXV this weekend a great honor for someone young. Scots in 2024 will be a real force and looks like Newington will be as well.
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@Ruckhitter this also means that he is more likely to do it again. This could turn out to be worse for him and scots
Great to here, will be there early to watch my son and will be excited to watch joeys play there game of footy (also the meatpies
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I believe the rumour around Jansen was due to injury last year he wasn't able to run on for the 2nd XV. He was known to be playing in the 1st XV this season but his right hamstring was playing up again and he was discarded from the GPS squad indefinitely and put directly into the 4th XV. Sad story for Hugo but good to see he will be getting a run in a skilled GPS team this weekend. Excited to see young James Warner (Year 11) play in the 1st XV for shore this weekend. Talented hooker with strong scrummaging skills and ruthless defence. I heard from his father that it was his 17th birthday yesterday. Would be great for him to get a win in celebration. Cheers.The 3rd XV has been hit hard by numerous injuries losing almost half their forward pack and numerous backs. However we will see Hugo "speed demon" Jansen run on, I believe he will make an immediate impact on the game with this smooth ball handling skills and outstanding athletic ability. I look forward to watching this display of skill and grit from Hugo at the Bridge while munching a meat pie on the sidelines (@Meat Pie Bandit
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, I've been analyzing stats for Shore against Joeys this weekend and though Shore had some strife last weekend against Kings, I believe they have a fair shot against my Joeys boys. Under the newbie Henry Conick at Centre linking with Marshall Le Maitre I think the Joeys boys might struggle this weekend, especially since they will be playing at the 'Bridge' this weekend.
What is the actual shoulder injury? if it is a subluxation or even multiple events, it can be managed through the season if ones pain tolerance is high enough.
can report this is hard 'cap', ruckhitter let's get our information and sources correct before we comment on young rugby players lives.
I've known Finn for quite a while now (friends with my young lad), he's quite the tough cookie! I am sure he will be able to bounce very quickly and carve up like he was before the injury.
Add Tom Bowman 94 to the list. The bloke was so tall he had his own Aspinal House bunk bed extended that they had to move from dorm to dorm each year. Surely it's in the TSC museum
I'd like to echo this statement... I really admire your confidence to favor the SHORE side over Joeys, I'm sure at school that'll be a "big no no". Anyways enough about that, I couldn't agree more on the electricity of this lineup for such young players these boys have a bright future, you seem to have such great knowledge on these boys (must be in all of those maulsHey guys so excited to be on this forum.
As an old SJC boy (1994) (cant believe my glory days were 30 years ago.) Feels like just yesterday I was storming down that 1st field sideline! Anyways... enough about myself
Let me know what you think...
Regards,
Maulester
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