BOYD Cordner will be forced to play out the season with painkilling injections after picking up a hip pointer injury against the Storm on Friday night. The NSW backrower sustained the injury late in the first half, but managed to play out the full 80 minutes of the 20-18 loss to Melbourne at Allianz Stadium.
He is considered a certain starter for Friday’s finals clash against the Bulldogs, but would be no chance without a needle.
Teammate Mitchell Pearce returned to training on the weekend and is “hopeful” of being fit for the sudden death match.
The Roosters plan to push Pearce’s hamstring early in the week with a view on getting an indication on how he is positioned for Friday night.
Pearce has been borrowing the Swans’ non-weight Alter-G running machine in his effort to get back on the park.
He is considered a certain starter for Friday’s finals clash against the Bulldogs, but would be no chance without a needle.
Teammate Mitchell Pearce returned to training on the weekend and is “hopeful” of being fit for the sudden death match.
The Roosters plan to push Pearce’s hamstring early in the week with a view on getting an indication on how he is positioned for Friday night.
Pearce has been borrowing the Swans’ non-weight Alter-G running machine in his effort to get back on the park.
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