Farewell #20 Will Kelly
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Re: W Kelly the new Ben Reid
Lee Walkerinxs88 wrote:Couldn't help but think in the warm up the other night when I saw Kelly had inherited the number 20 guernsey that it was some ominous joke of things to come. Then wouldn't you know it..... snapped collarbone. So let's look at it:
* 2018 TAC Season: 2/3 wiped out due to injury
* 2019: first season at Pies wiped out due to injury
* 2020: 1 game then broken shoulder
* 2021: 1 pre-season game and broken collarbone
Some guys just simply cannot take a trick aka:
* Sean Rusling
* Tom Davidson
* Danny Roach
* Mark Orval
* Chris Dalkin
* Ben Sinclair
* Tom Langdon etc....
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His old man was a real tough bastard, hard as nails, cement head, hardly ever got injured. Just show, that good pedigree means nothing with injuries, its a shame but hes only a kid, give him time, he can make it.
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Who knows. But that hospital ball from thomas(sigh) was a pearler and grimy made the most of it and so he should. A perfect placed knee on top of kellys collarbone. You see that collision all weekend and the terrible speeky attempt last year was dime a dozen but clumsy. Well know if it happens one more time me thinks.piedys wrote:I'd have to watch both incidents again, but... should an AFL player's body be able to absorb that sort of impact, without bone/joint damage?Presti35 wrote:Both the elbow and collar bone injuries coming from heavy collisions. Talk about bad luck.
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Re: W Kelly the new Ben Reid
Looking for video of both... No luck so far.piedys wrote:...
I'd have to watch both incidents again, but... should an AFL player's body be able to absorb that sort of impact, without bone/joint damage?
Re: W Kelly the new Ben Reid
Latest one was on a Kayo Mini, didn’t help that Josh Thomas put a simple pass over his head.K wrote:Looking for video of both... No luck so far.piedys wrote:...
I'd have to watch both incidents again, but... should an AFL player's body be able to absorb that sort of impact, without bone/joint damage?
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Re: W Kelly the new Ben Reid
Reminds me of the hospital handpass Beams gave Wells for the last act and injury of his career.Johnno75 wrote:... didn’t help that Josh Thomas put a simple pass over his head.
Will Kelly is Ben Reid Part 2
I posted a year ago my fear was Kelly was Reid reincarnated. He is doing nothing to alter this perception. In fact I think EVERY SENIOR game he has played has been followed by a long term injury.
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Re: Will Kelly is Ben Reid Part 2
Well fortunately he has not played many senior games, so it is still a small sample size.inxs88 wrote:I posted a year ago my fear was Kelly was Reid reincarnated. He is doing nothing to alter this perception. In fact I think EVERY SENIOR game he has played has been followed by a long term injury.
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