Injury update

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RICHMOND

INJURIES

Ben Griffiths (concussion) indefinite

Shaun Hampson (back) indefinite

Reece Conca (foot) indefinite

Todd Elton (shoulder) TBC

Callum Moore (ankle) 4-5 weeks

Jack Graham (ankle) 1-2 weeks

Nathan Drummond (knee) season

Source: Herald-Sun

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Player          Injury       Estimated Return
Reece Conca*    Foot    Indefinite
Nathan Drummond*    Knee    Season
Todd Elton    Shoulder    TBC
Jack Graham*    Ankle    Test
Ben Griffiths    Concussion    Indefinite
Shaun Hampson*    Back    Indefinite
Callum Moore    Ankle    4 weeks
Nick Vlastuin    Shoulder    Test

Updated: Tuesday, June 13

Early prognosis

Vlastuin is likely to be held back one more week, but the Tigers are planning to bring draftee Graham off the long-term injury list to play limited VFL minutes if he gets through training this week. Elton's shoulder injury does not require surgery but the Tigers are yet to specify a return date for the tall forward. - Nathan Schmook.

Source: AFL website

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Injury List - JUNE 14, 2017

Player    Injury    Scheduled return

Nathan Drummond    Knee    Season
Shaun Hampson    Back    Indefinite
Ben Griffiths    Concussion    Indefinite
Reece Conca    Foot    Indefinite
Todd Elton    Shoulder    4-5 weeks
Callum Moore    Ankle     3 weeks
Nick Vlastuin    Shoulder    1 week
Jack Graham    Ankle    Test

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/season/injury-list

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Vlastuin to miss another week

richmondfc.com.au 
June 14, 2017 6:02 PM

Richmond utility Nick Vlastuin is getting closer to making his return from a shoulder injury, but won't feature at any level this weekend.

The 23-year-old fractured the scapula in his right shoulder in Richmond’s Round 7 loss to the Western Bulldogs.

Vlastuin is expected to be available for the Round 14 match against Carlton at the MCG next Sunday, June 25.

Be there as Saturday arvo footy returns to the ‘G this week when the Tigers host Sydney

In other injury news at the Swinburne Centre, further scans have revealed Richmond tall forward Todd Elton will be sidelined for another four to five weeks after dislocating his shoulder.

Elton, 24, sustained the injury in the VFL Tigers' Round 7 match against Werribee but did not require surgery.

Young Tiger Jack Graham could play his first game in the yellow and black this weekend, but will need to get through fitness testing before putting his hand up for VFL selection.

Graham battled a hamstring injury during the pre-season, before experiencing a further injury setback in late-March.

The 19-year-old sustained a small fracture in his left ankle and was placed on the Club’s long-term injury list.

The Club has lodged paperwork to reinstate him to the primary list ahead of the VFL Tigers' Round 9 match against Geelong VFL at Punt Road Oval this Saturday.

Richmond small forward Jason Castagna will subsequently return to the Club’s rookie list, but will then be reinstated to the primary list in place of the injured Nathan Drummond.

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2017-06-14/round-13-injury-update

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RICHMOND
INJURIES

Reece Conca (foot) indefinite

Nathan Drummond (knee) season

Todd Elton (shoulder) 4 weeks

Ben Griffiths (concussion) indefinite

Shaun Hampson (back) indefinite

Callum Moore (ankle) 2 weeks

Nick Vlastuin (shoulder) test

Source: Herald-Sun

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Injury List - JUNE 19, 2017

Player    Injury    Scheduled return

Nathan Drummond    Knee    Season
Shaun Hampson    Back    Indefinite
Ben Griffiths    Concussion    Indefinite
Reece Conca    Foot    Indefinite
Todd Elton    Shoulder    3-4 weeks
Callum Moore    Ankle     2 weeks
Nick Vlastuin    Shoulder    Test

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/season/injury-list

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Injury List - JUNE 27, 2017

Player    Injury    Scheduled return

Nathan Drummond    Knee    Season
Shaun Hampson    Back    Indefinite
Ben Griffiths    Concussion    Indefinite
Reece Conca    Foot    Indefinite
Steve Morris    Hamstring    4-6 weeks
Todd Elton    Shoulder    1-2 weeks
Ben Lennon    Hamstring     1-2 weeks
Callum Moore    Ankle     1 week

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/season/injury-list

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Lennon, Morris sidelined with hamstring injuries

richmondfc.com.au
28 June 2017

Scans have revealed the extent of Richmond pair Ben Lennon and Steve Morris’ hamstring injuries.

Talented, young forward Lennon sustained a hamstring injury in last Friday’s training session and was subsequently withdrawn from the Tigers’ 25-man Round 14 AFL squad.

Lennon, 21, will be sidelined for the next one to two weeks, while the news is not as good for Morris.

The tough defender suffered a significant strain to his right hamstring in the third quarter of the VFL Tigers' Round 10 win over the Northern Blues last Sunday.

Scans have revealed the 28-year-old will miss the next four to six weeks.

In other injury news at the Swinburne Centre, Callum Moore (one week) and Todd Elton (one to two weeks) are getting closer to returning from ankle and shoulder injuries, respectively.

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/2017-06-27/lennon-morris-sidelined-with-hamstring-injuries

[georgies31]

Hammer on our list is a disgrace cant even train a training session.Conca now is indefinite.

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Injury List - July 3, 2017

Player    Injury    Scheduled return
Nathan Drummond    Knee    Season
Shaun Hampson    Back    Indefinite
Ben Griffiths    Concussion    Indefinite
Reece Conca    Foot    TBC
Steve Morris    Hamstring    4-5 weeks
Ben Lennon    Hamstring     1 week
Callum Moore    Ankle     Test
Todd Elton    Shoulder    Test
Nick Vlastuin    Shoulder    Test

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/season/injury-list

[georgies31]

Good to see some players coming back in Moore and Elton we need some more body's.

[MintOnLamb]

Good to see some players coming back in Moore and Elton we need some more body's.

Youwould think Conca is probably finished?

[tony_montana]

A couple of the docs on this site said they'd be surprised if he played again this season and wouldn't be surprised if he never played again.

Speaking to someone whose had this injury - 18 months down the track and it was still painful..

[big tone]

With Elton probably returning to play footy this weekend, what are people's thoughts on him potentially coming back in to play that second tall forward if he plays a couple of good games in the twos?
Or have people put a line through his name already?

I really don't know myself. I though he competed really well in his first 4 or 5 games without much reward but he fell away towards the end and was basically useless.

We definitely need that second tall forward option but I'm not sure it's Elton.

[tony_montana]

BT, I thought Elton was a big joke the first couple of games, skills were abysmal but he grew on me with his effort, saw him compete hard and give us an option for the release kick down the line. But after the next 2-3 games(4-5 in total) his efforts went downhill which is unacceptable from a player that struggles to take marks and kick goals.

Im tempted to put a line through his name now BUT wouldnt be against bringing back for another chance mainly to give Nankervis a bit of a chop out in the ruck. We cant keep rotating Grigg and caddy through the ruck, its ridiculous. I prefer to play him over Soldo and as much as I want to see garthwaite get a run he definitely wont play 2nd ruck. I dont know what the andwer is, but we need to do something and soon bc by the time september comes round, nank will be stuffed if we keep doing this to him