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Injury update
9/08/2010 11:00:00 AM
The Sydney Roosters have received some mixed injury news after the narrow loss to the competition leaders on Sunday.
Jason Ryles (ribs), Mose Masoe (mild concussion) and Todd Carney (mild concussion) will be available for selection for this Friday night’s game away to the Cronulla Sharks.
However, Kane Linnett (knee), Joseph Leilua (thigh) and Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (calf) will all spend some time on the sideline.
Linnett suffered a medial ligament injury to his right knee, which is likely to end his season with the expected recovery between four and six weeks.
Leilua’s corked thigh and Waerea-Hargreaves’ strained calf are likely to keep them out for one to two weeks, and with the short turnaround this week has the medical staff convinced they won’t be fit for selection.
Mitchell Aubusson will be continually monitored during the week as he recovers from a left shoulder injury endured in the win over Parramatta Eels a little over a week ago.
Toyota Cup players Ben Jones (calf) and Sam Brunton (shoulder) are likely to miss next week’s match in the Shire.
Jones has not played since the win over the Eels due to a calf strain and Brunton will have scans later today on his left shoulder after he came from the field during the second half against the St George Illawarra Dragons.
In further injury news, three players from the NRL full time squad played a part in Newtown’s surge to the top of the New South Wales Cup with their win on Saturday as they make the journey back from injury.
Hooker James Aubusson slotted in at halfback and played 65 minutes after he had surgery on a troublesome ankle.
Prop Lopini Paea got through an hour as his comeback from a shoulder injury looks promising as the NRL forward pack suffered more casualties.
Winger Sonny Tuigamala, who has not seen first grade this season, got through the entire match with no complainants after recovering from an ankle injury.
Tom Symonds was also supposed to be part of the side that beat the Western Suburbs Magpies but an ankle injury at training on Thursday night has him likely to be out for a month.
Other full time squad members Anthony Cherrington and Boyd Cordner who both had knee surgery before the season begun on ruptured anterior cruciate ligaments are well down the roads to recovery but will not be used this season.
Injury update
9/08/2010 11:00:00 AM
The Sydney Roosters have received some mixed injury news after the narrow loss to the competition leaders on Sunday.
Jason Ryles (ribs), Mose Masoe (mild concussion) and Todd Carney (mild concussion) will be available for selection for this Friday night’s game away to the Cronulla Sharks.
However, Kane Linnett (knee), Joseph Leilua (thigh) and Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (calf) will all spend some time on the sideline.
Linnett suffered a medial ligament injury to his right knee, which is likely to end his season with the expected recovery between four and six weeks.
Leilua’s corked thigh and Waerea-Hargreaves’ strained calf are likely to keep them out for one to two weeks, and with the short turnaround this week has the medical staff convinced they won’t be fit for selection.
Mitchell Aubusson will be continually monitored during the week as he recovers from a left shoulder injury endured in the win over Parramatta Eels a little over a week ago.
Toyota Cup players Ben Jones (calf) and Sam Brunton (shoulder) are likely to miss next week’s match in the Shire.
Jones has not played since the win over the Eels due to a calf strain and Brunton will have scans later today on his left shoulder after he came from the field during the second half against the St George Illawarra Dragons.
In further injury news, three players from the NRL full time squad played a part in Newtown’s surge to the top of the New South Wales Cup with their win on Saturday as they make the journey back from injury.
Hooker James Aubusson slotted in at halfback and played 65 minutes after he had surgery on a troublesome ankle.
Prop Lopini Paea got through an hour as his comeback from a shoulder injury looks promising as the NRL forward pack suffered more casualties.
Winger Sonny Tuigamala, who has not seen first grade this season, got through the entire match with no complainants after recovering from an ankle injury.
Tom Symonds was also supposed to be part of the side that beat the Western Suburbs Magpies but an ankle injury at training on Thursday night has him likely to be out for a month.
Other full time squad members Anthony Cherrington and Boyd Cordner who both had knee surgery before the season begun on ruptured anterior cruciate ligaments are well down the roads to recovery but will not be used this season.
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