Ryder to miss Carlton clash

By Peter Hanlon
Updated April 3 2014 - 3:13am, first published 2:07am
Paddy Ryder. Photo: Pat Scala
Paddy Ryder. Photo: Pat Scala
Paddy Ryder. Photo: Pat Scala
Paddy Ryder. Photo: Pat Scala
Paddy Ryder. Photo: Pat Scala
Paddy Ryder. Photo: Pat Scala
Pride: Michael Long (left) and Paddy Ryder remember The Long Walk, which drew attention to race relations.  Photo: Joe Armao
Pride: Michael Long (left) and Paddy Ryder remember The Long Walk, which drew attention to race relations. Photo: Joe Armao
Pride: Michael Long (left) and Paddy Ryder remember The Long Walk, which drew attention to race relations.  Photo: Joe Armao
Pride: Michael Long (left) and Paddy Ryder remember The Long Walk, which drew attention to race relations. Photo: Joe Armao
Pride: Michael Long (left) and Paddy Ryder remember The Long Walk, which drew attention to race relations.  Photo: Joe Armao
Pride: Michael Long (left) and Paddy Ryder remember The Long Walk, which drew attention to race relations. Photo: Joe Armao
Pride: Michael Long (left) and Paddy Ryder remember The Long Walk, which drew attention to race relations.  Photo: Joe Armao
Pride: Michael Long (left) and Paddy Ryder remember The Long Walk, which drew attention to race relations. Photo: Joe Armao

Essendon will meet fierce rival Carlton on Sunday night without Paddy Ryder after the ruckman conceded on Wednesday that he would not recover from an ankle injury in time to battle the Blues.

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