Thank you turbo

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Poor kid. Imo bad is best season yet.
We will miss him.

However we have Brendon “peta Hiku” Elliott who will serve us well for the next few games.

I don’t think we can win the comp now. But thanks Des and the players for giving us a super a year. I know then players will work their arses off to go as deep in September as they can.
 
Is it weird we haven't got official word on Turbo's injury yet? Just read on the NRL site that Munster, Go Home has been cleared of serious injury (I know - thank God for that, right?) but nothing on Tommy.
 
Is it weird we haven't got official word on Turbo's injury yet? Just read on the NRL site that Munster, Go Home has been cleared of serious injury (I know - thank God for that, right?) but nothing on Tommy.
Yes Tom gone surgery and 10-14 week recovery
Tommy get better soon bud we need you fit and firing in 2020
 
Tom confirmed ruptured pec. 6 month recovery
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles can now provide the latest news on the injury to full-back Tom Trbojevic.

Scans have revealed Tom suffered a torn pec in the loss to the Melbourne Storm at Lottoland last night.

Tom will consult a specialist tomorrow (Monday) to work on a likely plan of rehab of three to four weeks.

The Club will provide an update on prop Morgan Boyle (shoulder) tomorrow following results of scans.

https://www.seaeagles.com.au/news/2019/09/01/sea-eagles-injury-update--tom-trbojevic/
 
YESSSS!

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...n/news-story/1ebe562a020698ecb0280579fb9bd393

Manly’s bold bid to save Tom Trbojevic’s 2019 season

Manly superstar Tom Trbojevic will delay having surgery on his ruptured pectoral in a bid to salvage his season.

The Daily Telegraph has learnt the Sea Eagles are likely to put off any surgery until the end of the season which will give Trbojevic a faint hope of returning this year.

Scan results on Saturday night confirmed Trbojevic had ruptured his pectoral during Manly’s 36-6 loss to Melbourne.

He needs surgery to repair the damage but that would sideline Trbojevic for up to three months, ending his 2019 season.

But the Sea Eagles are privately hopeful Trbojevic could feature again this year should Manly go deep into the finals.


The Manly fullback will look to Gold Coast veteran Michael Gordon for inspiration. Gordon ruptured his pectoral for the Roosters in 2017 but delayed surgery as he unsuccessfully chased an elusive premiership.

He played 39 days after the incident which was to have ruled him out for eight weeks.

Manly are hoping Trbojevic could even better Gordon’s efforts and be right to play in a month, meaning he could return should they advance to the preliminary finals.

Trbojevic can try to strengthen the muscles around the pectoral but will eventually need surgery to repair the injury.

He hurt the muscle as he tried to make a try-saving tackle on Josh Addo-Carr in the opening minutes of the clash.

His brother Jake said Manly needed to learn from the poor performance which now has them fighting to finish in the top four.

“It doesn’t look good but that’s footy,” Jake said of Tom’s injury. “We have to turn it around and learn from it. It wasn’t good enough. Letting in 36 points is very disappointing. We have a week to turn it around.

“We were too ill-disciplined, Melbourne are the benchmark. Too many errors. We shot ourselves in the foot.

“It’s an indication of where we are at.”

Tom has had a horrid year with injuries. A pre-season hamstring injury delay meant he missed the opening two games before he re-aggravated the hamstring two matches into his comeback.

He has featured in just 12 games for Manly this year.

Brendan Elliot did well at fullback when Trbojevic was missing.

Manly’s heavy defeat to the Storm came at a huge cost as their injury toll continues to mount. Interchange prop Morgan Boyle could be missing for two weeks after coming from the field with a shoulder injury while back-rower Jack Gosiewski (leg) is in doubt for the match against Parramatta on Friday night.

The Sea Eagles are already without Joel Thompson for at least another month while Toafofoa Sipley is sidelined for the rest of the season because of a knee injury.
 
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles can now provide the latest news on the injury to full-back Tom Trbojevic.

Scans have revealed Tom suffered a torn pec in the loss to the Melbourne Storm at Lottoland last night.

Tom will consult a specialist tomorrow (Monday) to work on a likely plan of rehab of three to four weeks.

The Club will provide an update on prop Morgan Boyle (shoulder) tomorrow following results of scans.

https://www.seaeagles.com.au/news/2019/09/01/sea-eagles-injury-update--tom-trbojevic/
Hate to be the pessimist but I doubt we'll see him again this year. We would have be win 2 semis without him. Even then its highly unlikely he'll be fit to play
 
Young players seem to suffer injuries often until their body hardens. I remember John Hopoate being injured on and off throughout his early career, but hardened up ad was a tough grizzled campaigner at the end. His son Albert seems to be following a similar trend, though I think Albert may turn out the more talented. And its just as well we have Albert, who will cover for Turbo, while no doubt spending his early career on the wing or centre. I don't think it would be wise for Turbo to risk further damage now that we are virtually assured of 5th or 6th place, depending upon Manly's performance next week. Lets be happy we got that high when most were predicting we would be lucky to get to the finals.

Personally cant wait for next year with some young players on the rise such as Albert Hoppa, Ben T., Schuster and I suspect Fainu, Suli, Garrett, Cust and a bunch of young forwards will be that much better next year. This year has been an excellent preliminary. And I agree that Walker should be in the centres and Parker a roving backrower
 
I cant see us doing much without Tom in the finals.. I think we will finish 5th.. Maybe beat whoever we play in week 1 but that's as much joy as we will have.. No chance we beat storm roosters or raiders in an elimination environment with this inexperienced team and our star fullback gone.. May get lucky and play bunnies tho, IF that happens, ide fancy us to beat them then fall to storm/roosters/raiders a week later.. I can't see Tom being risked for anything other than a gf.. Even if We make the semi final, why run the high risk of losing Tom for the gf
 
Perhaps he could get a torso transplant from a recently deceased Port Lincoln tuna fisherman, be back in a couple of weeks and as a bonus possibly be eligible for the weightlifting at next year’s Tokyo Games.
You really are nuts.
But I like it.@:D
 
Team P W L PD Pts
8 7 1 109 16
8 7 1 56 16
8 6 2 66 14
8 5 3 51 12
9 5 3 37 11
9 5 4 95 10
9 5 4 42 10
8 4 4 25 10
9 5 4 -14 10
9 4 5 -16 8
9 4 5 -19 8
8 3 5 -55 8
9 4 5 -70 8
9 3 5 11 7
8 2 6 -63 6
8 1 7 -89 4
8 1 7 -166 4
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