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Posted Apr 7, 2009 - 8:52 AM
Geelong ruckman Brad Ottens is recovering well from a knee injury he suffered in Saturday’s game against the Tigers.
If things continue to progress for Ottens he might only miss the next two matches, as scans revealed that he had suffered a medial ligament strain. Geelong VFL players Shane Mumford and Trent West are vying for the hole left by Ottens to support ruckman Mark Blake.
Luckily for Ottens, he won’t be needing surgery for his knee.
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