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Isaah Yeo is playing with a ruptured pec - avoiding surgery & returning just 4 weeks post injury. This isn’t really something that’s done in professional contact sport - finals injury stories are just crazy! Story via christian nicolussi

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Tiger96🐅vor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico Get ASADA into Penrith asap. So obvious.

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Rock Sniffervor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico Again penreff somehow, by some medical miracle so magically doesn't make sense, avoids disaster & returns from injury in record time... as always..? Smells like those injectable peptides if you have any respect for statistics 😂

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Dabear 🐾🖤❤🏆🏆🏆🏆💚🖤🐾 🇦🇺vor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico Maybe the injury wasn't as bad as it was 1st thought? Do any of you actually know what goes on within the club? I'm betting you don't have all the facts, but lets make shit up cause it makes you all feel better.

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Andrewwigglevor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico Hope hes being tested 💉

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Brayden Coopervor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico It screams drugs

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Vine Astartesvor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico If you have the info available can you please do a breakdown on how Francis Manuleleua could possibly return so quickly from a dislocated elbow. Based on my own exp, it's a miracle there was no fractures, but surely there would be muscular/joint damage that needs time to heal

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Jason.vor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico BPC 157

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Landovor 19 Tagen

@LeagueScenePod @mrchrisnico Purely logic says it’s a small tear, he couldn’t play with a rupture and they wouldn’t have him back for the Tigers, they would save him for a potential Prelim

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Simonvor 19 Tagen

@LeagueScenePod @mrchrisnico Something is up at Penrith Every finals series fully fit They play a very aggressive game Everyone else struggling Weird

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Jacob Thorpevor 18 Tagen

@mrchrisnico

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CDPGvor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico Post up the evidence of it being ruptured

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tall dufusvor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico From memory Izack Tago took a partial pec tear into the '23 GF and he conceded a relative soft try so you'd imagine Yeo would be compromised even if he's not as isolated in the defensive line as a centre would be.

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Jack Brennanvor 19 Tagen

@mrchrisnico Ruptured pec used to be months and a career worry, not four weeks. Modern sports medicine is remarkable stuff. Hope it's not bravado, because finals footy doesn't wait for anyone.

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baddsvor 18 Tagen

@mrchrisnico Yeo's doctor in the locker room

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