Injuries: NRL pre-season casualty ward Injured players heading in the 2015 pre-season. Source: DailyTelegraph AS the NRL clubs kick-off their pre-season training, we take a look at the casualty ward and give you the lowdown on all the injuries and surgeries at your club. Jack Reed leaves the field injured. Matt Gillett, Corey Oates, Dale Copley, Jarrod Wallace have all had should surgeries during the off-season, while Jack Reed had work done to his shoulder during the regular season. Star centre Justin Hodges has had an operation on his ankle but all men are expected to be available to start the season. The Broncos return to training on November 5. Shaun Fensom hurts his leg. The Raiders start training on October 29 minus a select few players who have been given extended breaks as a result of representative selection. Former Australian front rower David Shillington (pectoral) will begin his preparations in the rehabilitation group in a bid to be fit for the start of the season. Shaun Fensom (knee) is rehabbing his injury and will join the fulltime training group once given the all clear by the club doctors. Finally, hooker Kurt Baptiste (shoulder) will be reassessed in late October. Halfback Trent Hodkinson suffered knee cartilage damage two weeks before the grand final in the semi-final against Manly. He had an arthroscopy on his knee and is expected to return to full training after the Christmas break. Josh Reynolds (shoulder) and Chase Stanley (shoulder) will also begin full contact work after Christmas. Chase Stanley gets injured as his try was disallowed. Forwards Sam Kasiano (ankle) and Lloyd Perrett (ankle) will be right to begin the pre-season. The biggest doubt remains over bench forward, Pat O'Hanlon (ankle). The 23-year-old suffered a compound leg fracture against Melbourne in the first week of the finals. O'Hanlon had a dislocated and broken ankle, shattered fibula and compound fracture of his tibia and will be sidelined indefinitely. Brett Morris had shoulder surgery to fix injuries sustained during the State of Origin Series. Morris is expected to commence his pre-season in February. Andrew Fifita looks to pass. Sharks forward Andrew Fifita broke two bones in his arm and suffered an ankle injury in round 22 which prematurarely ended his season. He has had surgery to fix the bones. Luke Lewis (knee and hamstring) last played back in round 21 and missed the Four Nations in order to be fully fit for pre-season training. "Luke has had ongoing cartilage damage in his left knee throughout the 2014 season, then after sustaining a season ending hamstring injury in round 21 he underwent an arthroscopic clean out of the left knee," Sharks medical staff said in a statement. Wade Graham goes off. Siosaia Vave (pectoral), Jacon Gagan (hamstring), Wade Graham (foot) and Fa'amanu Brown (knee) are also part of the Sharks" rehab group, however, their return dates have not been confirmed. New hooker Michael Ennis broke his foot in the finals but will be fully fit to train in the new year. The Sharks return to pre-season training on November 3 pending the return of suspended coach Shane Flanagan. Nate Myles gets some help from the trainer. The Titans are the heaviest hit by surgeries during the off-season with half of their squad requiring work. Co-captain Nate Myles has had a shoulder clean out and bicep reattached. He will return to training after Christmas. Utility forward Paul Carter has had surgery to repair a medial ligament, a shoulder cartilage clean-out and bicep tendon reattached. He will return to full training after Christmas. Kevin Gordon (hip), Matt Srama (hip and adductor), Siuatonga Likiliki (knee) and Christian Hazard (shoulder clean-out and ankle scope) will all begin training after Christmas. Beau Falloon (bone bruising to the knee), Tom Kingston (medial ligament), Daniel Mortimer (ankle clean-out), James Roberts (screw removed from ankle), Jamie Dowling (ACL) and Ben Ridge (adductor) are all expected to take part on the first day of pre-season training. Mark Ioane goes down injured. Titans physio Greg Condon believes the club's injury crisis was a result of previous damage and an ageing playing roster. "This year we had a lot of traumatic stuff," Condon said. You get a little more of this traumatic and degenerative stuff when you have a bit of an ageing list. We didn't have too much soft tissue, certainly no more than average, which is the main thing we can control. A lot of it was being a little unlucky and you wouldn't expect to have a year like that again. Jamie Buhrer has had surgery. Hooker Matt Ballin has recovered from a broken leg and will return to pre-season training in November. Jamie Buhrer underwent surgery in October to repair a ruptured ACL and start training in the rehab group. The club is hopeful Buhrer will be fully fit for round one. Winger Jorge Taufua (shoulder) will start pre-season in the rehab group as will front rower Jake Trbojevic (ankle) before progressing to full training. James Hasson had minor shoulder surgery but is expected to be fully fit by the start of pre-season training. Billy Slater with his knee strapped. Melbourne's players return to training at different times depending on whether they played representative football and seniority. The bulk of the group return on Monday November 10. The next group joins the team on November 17, followed by a group in early December before the representative players return in January. Star fullback Billy Slater had shoulder surgery in September which ruled him out of Four Nations but he is expected to be fit for the start of the season. James McManus leaping for a high ball. James McMcManus (foot) will be in limited training when the Knights commence training at the start of November and is expected to return to full training by December. Fellow winger Akuila Uate (knee) will commence limited training after Christmas and is expected to be back to full contact by February. The 2014 Dally M Medallist, Johnathan Thurston (shoulder) will have a modified training program for the start of pre-season training in mid-November. Co-captain Matt Scott (shoulder) won't start team training until after the Christmas-New Year break. He is expected to be available for round one. The same goes for fellow forward Scott Bolton (shoulder). Hooker Cameron King (ACL) is expected to start full training shortly after pre-season begins. Nathan Peats and Mitch Allgood. The Eels are taking a large group of players to train in Seattle ahead of the regular pre-season. Nathan Peats had shoulder and knee surgery in the middle of the year but will be ready to start pre-season on November 17. The same goes for Lee Mossop who had shoulder surgery, while Manu Ma'u (fractured left forearm) and Bureta Faraimo (PCL tear, knee) have recovered from their injuries. Mitchell Allgood had knee surgery at the end of the season and is expected back at training in late November - early December. Elijah Taylor leaves the field. The Panthers return to the training paddock on November 24 but will be without a host of big guns who will begin the pre-season in the rehab group. Halfback Peter Wallace suffered a torn ACL in round 20 which he is rehabbing and will move into full training towards the end of the year. The same goes for Elijah Taylor (ACL), Tyrone Peachey (pectoral tear), Isaac John (Achilles), George Jennings (dislocated elbow) and Bryce Cartwright (ankle surgery). South Sydney's John Sutton celebrates with team mates. With Sam Burgess officially finished his duties with the premiers, the club says they have no injuries to report. The Rabbitohs return to training on the 10 November with their internationals returning in the New Year. Trent Merrin arrive at Sydney Airport with his arm in a sling. Josh Dugan suffered a small fracture in his thumb during the final round of the competition. He is wearing a splint and will be reassessed as the team returns for training on Monday, October 27. Representative forward Trent Merrin had shoulder surgery to fix injuries sustained during the State of Origin series. Merrin is likely to begin pre-season training in January. Jake Friend has had surgery. Roosters hooker Jake Friend has had surgery after discovering he had suffered a cartilage tear in his right shoulder. He will have a full reconstruction and is expected to return to full training in February. "Following consultation with Roosters medical staff, Friend has opted to go under the knife in order to be fully prepared and fit for the 2015 NRL season," the club said. Warriors coach Andrew McFadden at training. Warriors winger Glen Fisiiahi had shoulder surgery in June to fix a damaged nerve which required a reconstruction. The speedster is expected to return to training around December. Livewire Timoala Lolohea suffered a hamstring injury at the end of the season but is expected to be fit for training. Tigers skipper Robbie Farah. The Wests Tigers return for their first pre-season training under new coach Jason Taylor on November 5. Dene Halatau missed the last two games of the year after having an ankle scope but is expected to be fit for pre-season training. Robbie Farah needs nose surgery and will have it at the end of the Four Nations and will return to training after the Christmas break. Tim Moltzen fractured his kneecap in the 2014 pre-season before returning to the field via the NSW Cup in August. He iced his comeback after just 20 minutes and returned to the rehab group. Moltzen is expected to make a full comeback next year. James Tedesco (knee) suffered a patella fracture, similar to that of teammate Moltzen. Tedesco is rehabing the injury and is expected to be fit for selection in round one. David Nofoaluma scores for the Tigers. David Nofoaluma (knee) damaged his ACL in July, suffering a partial tear. He has had surgery to repair the damage and should resume full training in the new year. Keith Lulia damaged his neck against the Cowboys in August which threatend to end his career however he will put on the boots in 2015. "Keith Lulia will miss the remainder of the season after scans revealed a small vertebrae fracture in his neck," a club statement read following the injury. After consulting with a specialist, Lulia received an estimated recovery time of eight to 12 weeks. Prop Keith Galloway (shoulder) and halfback Luke Brooks (hamstring) finished the season in the rehab group but both are expected to be available to start pre-season training. Originally published as Injuries: NRL pre-season casualty ward