Cripps undergoes surgery, McGovern and Ryan to follow

Cripps undergoes surgery, McGovern and Ryan to follow

The full extent of West Coast’s derby harm carnage has been laid naked, with star trio Jeremy McGovern, Liam Ryan and Jamie Cripps all requiring surgical procedure.

Cripps underwent surgical procedure on his damaged left ankle on Tuesday, whereas scans reveal that each McGovern (hamstring) and Ryan (hamstring) are more likely to want surgical procedure as nicely.

It was no shock that McGovern wants surgical procedure given how excessive up he tore his hamstring and the abrupt nature that he pulled up.

But Ryan’s setback comes as an enormous shock as a result of he was capable of return to the sector.

Ryan was injured after he crashed head-first to the turf after flying excessive for a mark.

He may barely stroll after the incident, however bravely returned to the sector within the ultimate quarter of the 41-point loss to Fremantle.

It was initially feared he had injured his again or his knee, however scans have since proven a torn hamstring.

Cripps may miss the remainder of the season together with his damaged ankle, whereas McGovern and Ryan are set to spend months on the sidelines.

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The news was higher for skipper Luke Shuey, who is simply anticipated to overlook two to a few weeks together with his personal hamstring harm.

But no timeline has been set for the return of Campbell Chesser, who injured his knee within the derby.

Defender Alex Witherden will miss Sunday’s conflict with Melbourne due to concussion.

Harry Edwards, who was in line to exchange McGovern, is listed as a check after injuring his ankle at coaching.

Ruckman Nic Naitanui (achilles) will not return till the center of the season, however veteran Elliot Yeo (calf) could possibly be again this week.

“We were proud of our players’ spirit and determination in difficult circumstances against Fremantle, albeit disappointed not to get the result we were hoping for,” West Coast’s soccer supervisor Gavin Bell mentioned.

“Unfortunately, from that match we’ve had some bad luck on the injury front, largely stemming from collision injuries, which we all accept are part of the game.

“After a heavy touchdown from a marking contest, Liam felt he was able to returning to the sector, and his want to assist the staff with interchange rotations was admirable.

“Unlike last season, we have much better availability among our squad after 14 AFL-listed players represented the WAFL Eagles in their win over Subiaco on Saturday.

“We’re actually assured in these gamers stepping as much as play roles as required and, whereas we’ll do every thing we presumably can to assist our injured gamers’ welfare, the staff and coaches led by Adam Simpson are shortly refocusing on taking over Melbourne.”

Meanwhile, Fremantle forward Nat Fyfe (plantar fasciitis) is still not ready to return from injury, meaning he will miss Saturday’s clash with the Crows in Adelaide.

Defender Heath Chapman will miss three weeks with a calf harm.

Source: www.perthnow.com.au