Carlton Supporters Club

Watch on a few Saints players including Jack (obviously), TDK  and Nas (who didn't want to train)

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Team Tips: The Saints have a few on injury watch going into a must-win fixture with Carlton on Sunday night. Impressive defender Jack Silvagni headlines them after suffering a dislocated shoulder against the Swans and remains a chance to play this week. Meanwhile Tom De Koning (hip-pointer) and superstar Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera (hip) weren’t listed on the club’s official injury report despite suffering minor setbacks against Sydney. In troubling news Nas missed Wednesday’s training session. “He walked in and said ‘I don’t want to train’ so I said ‘OK, Nas!’,” Ross Lyon said at his press conference. “It was early in the week, he obviously got caught in that big collision ... I think he had a bit of a hip pointer. I think it’s the first session he’s missed since I’ve been here. But that’s part of being a midfielder and a player everyone targets, right? He gets targeted a fair bit, Nick Daicos gets targeted, good players get targeted physically and sometimes you’re just a little bit sorer than you would be if you’re just cruising around on a half back flank playing on no one.” Asked if there was a risk he wouldn’t play, Lyon confirmed: “Yeah, there’s always a risk because everyone’s got to get through training.”

Team Tips: The Saints have a few on injury watch going into a must-win fixture with Carlton on Sunday night. Impressive defender Jack Silvagni headlines them after suffering a dislocated shoulder against the Swans and remains a chance to play this week. Meanwhile Tom De Koning (hip-pointer) and superstar Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera (hip) weren’t listed on the club’s official injury report despite suffering minor setbacks against Sydney. In troubling news Nas missed Wednesday’s training session. “He walked in and said ‘I don’t want to train’ so I said ‘OK, Nas!’,” Ross Lyon said at his press conference. “It was early in the week, he obviously got caught in that big collision ... I think he had a bit of a hip pointer. I think it’s the first session he’s missed since I’ve been here. But that’s part of being a midfielder and a player everyone targets, right? He gets targeted a fair bit, Nick Daicos gets targeted, good players get targeted physically and sometimes you’re just a little bit sorer than you would be if you’re just cruising around on a half back flank playing on no one.” Asked if there was a risk he wouldn’t play, Lyon confirmed: “Yeah, there’s always a risk because everyone’s got to get through training.”

Scheduled for RSEA Park in Moorabbin.

Quote from: laj – on August 02, 2026, 04:18:08 pm

Those types forward don't have to be that fast, just read it well, and, of course, have the ability to play forward. Read it well and it makes up quite a bit for pace.

Nah, he has a Queen Mary turning circle. Dont trust his kicking either, mugs to the backline as the old saying goes. Mirroring Crashes comments, we need a "premiership" KPF and ruckman. As brave as Pitto is, he isn't "the one" and neither is Harry IMO.