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The Advertiser
19-05-2025
- Sport
- The Advertiser
Dangerfield hamstrung for big Cats-Bulldogs clash
Geelong hope captain Patrick Dangerfield will only miss one or two weeks in the AFL with his hamstring injury. The Cats have confirmed Dangerfield is a major casualty for Thursday night's home blockbuster against the Western Bulldogs. Teammate Jack Bowes is also in doubt, with his hamstring injury potentially worse than Dangerfield's. "Following scans on Monday, Pat is expected to miss the next one to two weeks with a low-grade right hamstring strain," Cats football boss Andrew Mackie said in a statement. "Jack had scans late this afternoon on his right hamstring with a return to play timeline to be confirmed tomorrow once our medical team have had the chance to review the results." Dangerfield and Bowes were among five players hurt in the injury chaos at Saturday's game. Also on Monday, Port Adelaide confirmed Jason Horne-Francis and Lachie Jones were out of action with hamstring injuries. Jones could be sidelined for two months. The Power said Horne-Francis could return after their round-12 bye. Port halfback Josh Sinn also hurt his left hip at Adelaide Oval and is in doubt for Saturday's game against Fremantle in Perth. Meanwhile, key forward Tom Lynch has been sidelined due to concussion in a major blow for Richmond ahead of their AFL Dreamtime At The 'G clash with Essendon. Lynch showed symptoms after a heavy knock late in Sunday's loss to North Melbourne. The Tigers announced on Monday afternoon he would not play in Friday night's showcase Sir Doug Nicholls Indigenous round match against the Bombers. "While he was initially feeling and looking OK and able to be cleared by our medical staff, in the hours after the game he began to develop symptoms," Richmond football boss Tim Livingstone said. "As a result of this, our doctor has placed Tom in the concussion protocols, and he will now be monitored closely through the coming days and required period of time." Geelong hope captain Patrick Dangerfield will only miss one or two weeks in the AFL with his hamstring injury. The Cats have confirmed Dangerfield is a major casualty for Thursday night's home blockbuster against the Western Bulldogs. Teammate Jack Bowes is also in doubt, with his hamstring injury potentially worse than Dangerfield's. "Following scans on Monday, Pat is expected to miss the next one to two weeks with a low-grade right hamstring strain," Cats football boss Andrew Mackie said in a statement. "Jack had scans late this afternoon on his right hamstring with a return to play timeline to be confirmed tomorrow once our medical team have had the chance to review the results." Dangerfield and Bowes were among five players hurt in the injury chaos at Saturday's game. Also on Monday, Port Adelaide confirmed Jason Horne-Francis and Lachie Jones were out of action with hamstring injuries. Jones could be sidelined for two months. The Power said Horne-Francis could return after their round-12 bye. Port halfback Josh Sinn also hurt his left hip at Adelaide Oval and is in doubt for Saturday's game against Fremantle in Perth. Meanwhile, key forward Tom Lynch has been sidelined due to concussion in a major blow for Richmond ahead of their AFL Dreamtime At The 'G clash with Essendon. Lynch showed symptoms after a heavy knock late in Sunday's loss to North Melbourne. The Tigers announced on Monday afternoon he would not play in Friday night's showcase Sir Doug Nicholls Indigenous round match against the Bombers. "While he was initially feeling and looking OK and able to be cleared by our medical staff, in the hours after the game he began to develop symptoms," Richmond football boss Tim Livingstone said. "As a result of this, our doctor has placed Tom in the concussion protocols, and he will now be monitored closely through the coming days and required period of time." Geelong hope captain Patrick Dangerfield will only miss one or two weeks in the AFL with his hamstring injury. The Cats have confirmed Dangerfield is a major casualty for Thursday night's home blockbuster against the Western Bulldogs. Teammate Jack Bowes is also in doubt, with his hamstring injury potentially worse than Dangerfield's. "Following scans on Monday, Pat is expected to miss the next one to two weeks with a low-grade right hamstring strain," Cats football boss Andrew Mackie said in a statement. "Jack had scans late this afternoon on his right hamstring with a return to play timeline to be confirmed tomorrow once our medical team have had the chance to review the results." Dangerfield and Bowes were among five players hurt in the injury chaos at Saturday's game. Also on Monday, Port Adelaide confirmed Jason Horne-Francis and Lachie Jones were out of action with hamstring injuries. Jones could be sidelined for two months. The Power said Horne-Francis could return after their round-12 bye. Port halfback Josh Sinn also hurt his left hip at Adelaide Oval and is in doubt for Saturday's game against Fremantle in Perth. Meanwhile, key forward Tom Lynch has been sidelined due to concussion in a major blow for Richmond ahead of their AFL Dreamtime At The 'G clash with Essendon. Lynch showed symptoms after a heavy knock late in Sunday's loss to North Melbourne. The Tigers announced on Monday afternoon he would not play in Friday night's showcase Sir Doug Nicholls Indigenous round match against the Bombers. "While he was initially feeling and looking OK and able to be cleared by our medical staff, in the hours after the game he began to develop symptoms," Richmond football boss Tim Livingstone said. "As a result of this, our doctor has placed Tom in the concussion protocols, and he will now be monitored closely through the coming days and required period of time."
The Advertiser
19-05-2025
- Sport
- The Advertiser
Head knock KO's Tigers star for Dreamtime clash
Tom Lynch has been sidelined due to concussion in a major blow for Richmond ahead of their AFL Dreamtime At The 'G clash with Essendon. The key forward showed symptoms after a heavy knock late in Sunday's loss to North Melbourne. The Tigers announced on Monday afternoon he would not play in Friday night's showcase Sir Doug Nicholls Indigenous round match against the Bombers. "While he was initially feeling and looking OK and able to be cleared by our medical staff, in the hours after the game he began to develop symptoms," Richmond football boss Tim Livingstone said. "As a result of this, our doctor has placed Tom in the concussion protocols, and he will now be monitored closely through the coming days and required period of time." Also on Monday, Port Adelaide confirmed Jason Horne-Francis and Lachie Jones were out of action with hamstring injuries. Jones could be sidelined for two months. They were among five players forced out of Sunday's loss to Geelong, with Cats captain Patrick Dangerfield also damaging a hamstring in the injury chaos. Dangerfield is in severe doubt for Thursday night's massive home game against the Western Bulldogs, while teammate Jack Bowes also is nursing a hamstring injury from the match. The Power said Horne-Francis could return after their round-12 bye. Port halfback Josh Sinn also hurt his left hip at Adelaide Oval and is in doubt for Saturday's game against Fremantle in Perth. Tom Lynch has been sidelined due to concussion in a major blow for Richmond ahead of their AFL Dreamtime At The 'G clash with Essendon. The key forward showed symptoms after a heavy knock late in Sunday's loss to North Melbourne. The Tigers announced on Monday afternoon he would not play in Friday night's showcase Sir Doug Nicholls Indigenous round match against the Bombers. "While he was initially feeling and looking OK and able to be cleared by our medical staff, in the hours after the game he began to develop symptoms," Richmond football boss Tim Livingstone said. "As a result of this, our doctor has placed Tom in the concussion protocols, and he will now be monitored closely through the coming days and required period of time." Also on Monday, Port Adelaide confirmed Jason Horne-Francis and Lachie Jones were out of action with hamstring injuries. Jones could be sidelined for two months. They were among five players forced out of Sunday's loss to Geelong, with Cats captain Patrick Dangerfield also damaging a hamstring in the injury chaos. Dangerfield is in severe doubt for Thursday night's massive home game against the Western Bulldogs, while teammate Jack Bowes also is nursing a hamstring injury from the match. The Power said Horne-Francis could return after their round-12 bye. Port halfback Josh Sinn also hurt his left hip at Adelaide Oval and is in doubt for Saturday's game against Fremantle in Perth. Tom Lynch has been sidelined due to concussion in a major blow for Richmond ahead of their AFL Dreamtime At The 'G clash with Essendon. The key forward showed symptoms after a heavy knock late in Sunday's loss to North Melbourne. The Tigers announced on Monday afternoon he would not play in Friday night's showcase Sir Doug Nicholls Indigenous round match against the Bombers. "While he was initially feeling and looking OK and able to be cleared by our medical staff, in the hours after the game he began to develop symptoms," Richmond football boss Tim Livingstone said. "As a result of this, our doctor has placed Tom in the concussion protocols, and he will now be monitored closely through the coming days and required period of time." Also on Monday, Port Adelaide confirmed Jason Horne-Francis and Lachie Jones were out of action with hamstring injuries. Jones could be sidelined for two months. They were among five players forced out of Sunday's loss to Geelong, with Cats captain Patrick Dangerfield also damaging a hamstring in the injury chaos. Dangerfield is in severe doubt for Thursday night's massive home game against the Western Bulldogs, while teammate Jack Bowes also is nursing a hamstring injury from the match. The Power said Horne-Francis could return after their round-12 bye. Port halfback Josh Sinn also hurt his left hip at Adelaide Oval and is in doubt for Saturday's game against Fremantle in Perth.
West Australian
19-05-2025
- Sport
- West Australian
Head knock KO's Tigers star for Dreamtime clash
Tom Lynch has been sidelined due to concussion in a major blow for Richmond ahead of their AFL Dreamtime At The 'G clash with Essendon. The key forward showed symptoms after a heavy knock late in Sunday's loss to North Melbourne. The Tigers announced on Monday afternoon he would not play in Friday night's showcase Sir Doug Nicholls Indigenous round match against the Bombers. "While he was initially feeling and looking OK and able to be cleared by our medical staff, in the hours after the game he began to develop symptoms," Richmond football boss Tim Livingstone said. "As a result of this, our doctor has placed Tom in the concussion protocols, and he will now be monitored closely through the coming days and required period of time." Also on Monday, Port Adelaide confirmed Jason Horne-Francis and Lachie Jones were out of action with hamstring injuries. Jones could be sidelined for two months. They were among five players forced out of Sunday's loss to Geelong, with Cats captain Patrick Dangerfield also damaging a hamstring in the injury chaos. Dangerfield is in severe doubt for Thursday night's massive home game against the Western Bulldogs, while teammate Jack Bowes also is nursing a hamstring injury from the match. The Power said Horne-Francis could return after their round-12 bye. Port halfback Josh Sinn also hurt his left hip at Adelaide Oval and is in doubt for Saturday's game against Fremantle in Perth.
Perth Now
19-05-2025
- Sport
- Perth Now
Head knock KO's Tigers star for Dreamtime clash
Tom Lynch has been sidelined due to concussion in a major blow for Richmond ahead of their AFL Dreamtime At The 'G clash with Essendon. The key forward showed symptoms after a heavy knock late in Sunday's loss to North Melbourne. The Tigers announced on Monday afternoon he would not play in Friday night's showcase Sir Doug Nicholls Indigenous round match against the Bombers. "While he was initially feeling and looking OK and able to be cleared by our medical staff, in the hours after the game he began to develop symptoms," Richmond football boss Tim Livingstone said. "As a result of this, our doctor has placed Tom in the concussion protocols, and he will now be monitored closely through the coming days and required period of time." Also on Monday, Port Adelaide confirmed Jason Horne-Francis and Lachie Jones were out of action with hamstring injuries. Jones could be sidelined for two months. They were among five players forced out of Sunday's loss to Geelong, with Cats captain Patrick Dangerfield also damaging a hamstring in the injury chaos. Dangerfield is in severe doubt for Thursday night's massive home game against the Western Bulldogs, while teammate Jack Bowes also is nursing a hamstring injury from the match. The Power said Horne-Francis could return after their round-12 bye. Port halfback Josh Sinn also hurt his left hip at Adelaide Oval and is in doubt for Saturday's game against Fremantle in Perth.
