Cade Cust Injury
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Bob the Builder
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Cade Cust Injury
Any news on Cade Cust injury. Its gone pretty quiet. Fingers crossed all OK for semi's.
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Jared elbow according to lasso on SKY the other night
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Is that bad?
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Don't know, I'd imagine it'd probably last the same as a dead leg maybe
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A jarred elbow can take up to a month to fully heal.
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Cade Cust fitness latest as Wigan coach Matt Peet heaps praise on Rohan Smith
The Warriors take on Leeds this Friday with a place at Old Trafford at stake.
Wigan Warriors boss Matty Peet hasn’t yet ruled Cade Cust out of Friday’s Super League semi-final against Leeds - and he's labelled Rhinos coach Rohan Smith a 'genius.' Australian stand-off Cust is facing a race against time to be ready for the club’s hoped title run-in.
He came off with an elbow injury in their final regular round game against Catalans Dragons 11 days ago. Cust, 23, has been a big part of Wigan’s impressive season after helping them win the Challenge Cup, although he also injured his other elbow in that contest.
Asked if he’ll be seen in action again this season, Peet said: “It’s hard to tell. “It will be touch and go this week and touch and go next week.
“I’m not trying to be cute, I wouldn’t be surprised either way: I wouldn’t be surprised if he didn’t quite make it or if he did. Basically, there’s no structural damage so as soon as he can execute certain movements and endure the pain he’ll be OK to play.
“But it’s not an injury that has any long-term danger around it.”
Pressed on whether he’ll be in the 21-man squad for Friday’s decider, Peet added: “If I was naming it now, no. We’ll see how he is in the morning.”
Leeds were worried about relegation after a dismal start to the season but have transformed since Rohan Smith came in in April and sneaked into the top-six with a late surge. They knocked out fourth-placed Catalans on Friday in their play-offs opener and Peet said: “They have found the form we all knew they were capable of.
“I had them in the top two or three squads at the start. It didn’t quite happen for them. It’s hard to know why looking from the outside in.
“But since Rohan came in, he’s galvanised the group and got them playing for each other. Whatever he’s done it’s been genius. You can see the lads love his style and they look like they’re playing in the Leeds way.
“He’s been really intelligent in how he’s brought them together and got his best players playing well. They’ll come here full of confidence and rightly so.
“It’ll be a great game. I think both semi-finals and all four clubs - Wigan, Leeds, Saints and Salford - are going to put on some great semis this weekend.”
https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/sport/ru ... s-25007255
The Warriors take on Leeds this Friday with a place at Old Trafford at stake.
Wigan Warriors boss Matty Peet hasn’t yet ruled Cade Cust out of Friday’s Super League semi-final against Leeds - and he's labelled Rhinos coach Rohan Smith a 'genius.' Australian stand-off Cust is facing a race against time to be ready for the club’s hoped title run-in.
He came off with an elbow injury in their final regular round game against Catalans Dragons 11 days ago. Cust, 23, has been a big part of Wigan’s impressive season after helping them win the Challenge Cup, although he also injured his other elbow in that contest.
Asked if he’ll be seen in action again this season, Peet said: “It’s hard to tell. “It will be touch and go this week and touch and go next week.
“I’m not trying to be cute, I wouldn’t be surprised either way: I wouldn’t be surprised if he didn’t quite make it or if he did. Basically, there’s no structural damage so as soon as he can execute certain movements and endure the pain he’ll be OK to play.
“But it’s not an injury that has any long-term danger around it.”
Pressed on whether he’ll be in the 21-man squad for Friday’s decider, Peet added: “If I was naming it now, no. We’ll see how he is in the morning.”
Leeds were worried about relegation after a dismal start to the season but have transformed since Rohan Smith came in in April and sneaked into the top-six with a late surge. They knocked out fourth-placed Catalans on Friday in their play-offs opener and Peet said: “They have found the form we all knew they were capable of.
“I had them in the top two or three squads at the start. It didn’t quite happen for them. It’s hard to know why looking from the outside in.
“But since Rohan came in, he’s galvanised the group and got them playing for each other. Whatever he’s done it’s been genius. You can see the lads love his style and they look like they’re playing in the Leeds way.
“He’s been really intelligent in how he’s brought them together and got his best players playing well. They’ll come here full of confidence and rightly so.
“It’ll be a great game. I think both semi-finals and all four clubs - Wigan, Leeds, Saints and Salford - are going to put on some great semis this weekend.”
https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/sport/ru ... s-25007255
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Re: Cade Cust Injury
I don’t think we will see Cade on Friday.
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Interesting personally im not a big fan of players coming back in for a final - if we make it past leeds my thoughts are unless there are injuries we stick with the same squad regardless who is available again so if Powell or Cust for example dont make the Semi my view is they shouldnt make the final either
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If there’s nothing structural and it’s just a case of handling the pain, I would expect him to be playing with an injection.
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