WELCOME to the latest instalment of Football Nation’s unofficial AFL injury list as we approach Round 8 of the 2013 season. We continue to trawl the web, looking at each club’s website, the AFL site and the main news sites in order to put together our best guess for a league-wide report. It’s not perfect but then again what

WELCOME to the latest instalment of Football Nation’s unofficial AFL injury list as we approach Round 7 of the 2013 season. We continue to trawl the web, looking at each club’s website, the AFL site and the main news sites in order to put together our best guess for a league-wide report. It’s not perfect but then again what

WELCOME to the latest instalment of Football Nation’s unofficial AFL injury list as we approach Round 6 of the 2013 season. We continue to trawl the web, looking at each club’s website, the AFL site and the main news sites in order to put together our best guess for a league-wide report. It’s not perfect but then again what

WELCOME to the latest instalment of Football Nation’s unofficial AFL injury list as we approach Round 4 of the 2013 season. We continue to trawl the web, looking at each club’s website, the AFL site and the main news sites in order to put together our best guess for a league-wide report. It’s not perfect but then again what

WELCOME to the latest instalment of Football Nation’s unofficial AFL injury list. We continue to trawl the web, looking at each club’s website, the AFL site and the main news sites in order to put together our best guess for a league-wide report. It’s not perfect but then again what is? Please note: There’s not a lot of detail

WELCOME to the latest instalment of Football Nation’s unofficial AFL injury list. The details below have been collected by trawling each club’s website as well as the main news sites in order to put together our best guess for a league-wide report.. Please note: There’s not a lot of detail available at the moment but we’ve tried

WELCOME to the latest instalment of our unofficial AFL injury list. While we live in hope for better information there is still no real improvement on the reporting of injury news from around the league so in he meantime we continue to do our best in assembling this report. Please note: There’s not a lot of detail

STILL no improvement on the injury news from around the league with some teams (eg Collingwood) doing a much better job than others (eg West Coast). In spite of that here at Football Nation we continue to do our best in assembling a report for every club. With the start of the ‘real” season upon

AS usual we are still waiting on better team released injury reports so in the meantime we continue to do our best in assembling a report for every club. Hopefully we’ll be back to a more thorough report as we approach the home and away season. There’s not a lot of detail available at the

THE flow of information from clubs and the AFL is not at it’s regular season best yet but we continue to do our best in assembling a team by team injury report. There’s not a lot of detail available at the moment we’ve tried our best to assemble the list from various sources. Some of

Our first look at the team by team injury reports for 2013 is ready to go and while there’s not a lot of detail available at the moment we’ve tried our best to assemble the list from various sources. Return dates are approximations and best guesses but don’t place any bets based on them! We’ve tried

FOOTBALL Nation’s weekly look at the injuries and injury status from every club in the

FOOTBALL Nation’s weekly look at the injuries and injury status from every club in the

FOOTBALL Nation’s weekly look at the injuries and injury status from every club in the

FOOTBALL Nation’s weekly look at the injuries and injury status from every club in the

Football Nation’s weekly look at the injuries and injury status from every club in the

Football Nation’s weekly look at the injuries and injury status from every club in the

A BRUTAL weekend for Richmond with a loss to Adelaide, three players set to miss time and fourth (who didn’t even play) set to miss the rest of the season. Here are the headline injuries from Round 14 last weekend: Nathan van Berlo (Adelaide) – The Crows skipper was subbed off at the halftime break

THE bye week round are over but they have not passed without a number of high profile players going down each week.  The worst result had to be for Carlton who, even though they weren’t playing, lost one of their stars for the rest of the season. Here are the headline injuries from last weekend:

NO team was hit harder with injuries last weekend than Port Adelaide who saw five players  leave the field.  Here are the headline injuries from last weekend: Graham Johncock (Adelaide) -  Johncock missed the Crows’ match against St Kilda because of a back injury that kept him out of training last week and will need to show

ONE good thing about the bye weeks is that with fewer games you would expect fewer injuries. But unfortunately it’s not to be and this week’s headline injuries reads like a Who’s Who of AFL football: Alan Didak (Collingwood) – Minutes into his first game back Didak went down with a a groin injury and scans

THERE are currently 128 players on the injury lists across all clubs, and we begin our weekly look around the league with the headline injuries from last weekend’s games: Ask McGrath (Brisbane) –  McGrath went down with a knee injury in the first quarter of the Eagles game and spent the rest of the first half

THERE are currently 127 players on the injury lists across all clubs, and we begin our weekly look around the league with the headline injuries from last weekend’s games: Simon Black (Brisbane) – Technically not a game injury, Black was ruled out for two weeks yesterday with a knee injury that he sustained while nursing

Our weekly look at injuries around the league begins with a look at the headline injuries from last weekend’s games: Marc Murphy (Carlton) – After originally declaring that Carlton’s best-and-fairest winner would not be back until after Round 13 bye, the club has now confirmed that after shoulder surgery on Monday night he might not

CARLTON continues to lead the league in injuries with 10 but a logjam behind them sees five clubs with nine injuries a piece. Meanwhile for the year we have a season high 124 injuries on the report, an average of 6.9 per club. Here is this week’s injury report and, as always, we’ve tried to make

WHILE Carlton’s and the Gold Coast’s injury tolls hit a season high 12, the news focus is on Sydney, losing Adam Goodes for up to six weeks, and Collingwood, losing Ben Johnson for the rest of the home and away season and possibly beyond. Here is this week’s injury report and, as always, we’ve tried to make

ESSENDON leads the league with 11 injured players, North Melbourne has the fewest with just one.  Meanwhile the undefeated Swans and Eagles have four and five injuries respectively.  What can we conclude from this? Not much but we can confidently say that “who” is injured is probably more important than “how many”. Here is this

CARLTON, with 12 injured players, takes the lead in the injury stakes with Essendon (who defeated them last weekend) close behind on 11.  In spite of the number of injuries they have 7 wins and only 1 loss between them.  I guess that’s what happens when you have a good list. Here is this week’s

THE Demons have struggled on the field and lead the way with 10 players on their injury list.  Closely behind we have Essendon, Gold Coast and Sydney with eight each. The injury toll is mounting meanwhile for Carlton, Collingwood and Hawthorn. Here is the list and, as always, we’ve tried to make this list as

This week we see Essendon take the lead in the injury stakes with 11 players on their report. The Bombers have gotten off to a fast start, but the most recent win has cost them the services of David Hille, Nathan Lovett-Murray and David Myers for the next few weeks. Here is the list and, as always,

ADELAIDE and Richmond lead the way with fewest injuries (two a piece) while newcomers Greater Western Sydney have the longest injury list with 12. We di the maths and found that last weeks winners have a combined 46 injuries (or approximately 5 per club) while the losers have 63 (exactly 7 each).  We’re not sure

THE injury count keeps on growing and there’s only been one game played. Collingwood leads the way with 14 (!!) injuries, Adelaide continues to have the fewest with just one. We’ve tried to make this list as accurate as possible but most clubs aren’t up to date on their sites so let us know if we’ve made

The premiership season begins tomorrow and Football Nation has taken the opportunity to update the injury list for each club.  Adelaide maintains it’s clean bill of health while Gram (St Kilda) and Masten (West Coast) join the list. We’ve tried to make this list as accurate as possible but most clubs aren’t up to date