os been nursing a back-related hamstring niggle in recent weeks, has been declared fully fit.Hes set to be recalled for the Bulldogs final regular-season game, strengthening

DAVIE, Fla. -- Miami Dolphins safety Michael Thomas and linebacker Jelani Jenkins say they received death threats through social media following their national anthem protest, but remain committed to push for better race relations, which is why they helped organize a town hall with police and youth leaders.Its great a lot of people in our community, including our law enforcement, have the mindset of yes, there is something wrong, Thomas said Wednesday. Something needs to change, and were just looking for solutions and working together to find them.Thomas, Jenkins, running back Arian Foster and receiver Kenny Stills knelt together during the anthem at the Dolphins opener to protest social inequality. Reaction to the gesture by the four black players was mixed and sometimes ugly.Racism is alive and well -- `You should go back to Africa, or the n word, Thomas said. That doesnt matter. I know what Im standing for is right.San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick began the anthem protest that other NFL players have since joined. He said he also received death threats.Jenkins said he wont kneel during Sundays game against Cleveland and wants to move the conversation about race relations in a more positive direction, which the town hall helped to do.We all want to focus on solutions and actual actions to make actual change, Jenkins said. The protests, if you want to call it that, are kind of on the back burner. We want to reach out and get into the community with police officers and youth and do everything we can to create a great environment in our community.The town hall took place in the Dolphins team meeting room with the support of the organization and RISE (The Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality), a nonprofit organization founded by team owner Stephen Ross to promote understanding, respect and equality.Several dozen people attended the meeting, including high school coaches and representatives from at least three local law enforcement agencies.We had a lot of healthy conversation, Jenkins said. We heard different opinions. A lot of people understand we can do things better as a community.Thomas and Jenkins noted that the town hall took place as protesters and police clashed in Charlotte, North Carolina, the latest city to erupt in violence over the death of a black man at the hands of police.Its time to find solutions, Thomas said. People arent crying wolf -- this is our reality. 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Romero appeared to elbow and kick Houston defender Kofi Sarkodie. Adidas Superstar Schoenen Sale . LOUIS -- Attorneys for the St. Adidas Superstar Uitverkoop . Aduriz headed home Markel Susaetas cross in the sixth minute to open the scoring at San Mames Stadium. He bettered that with a long-range blast that went in off the goal frame in the 18th, and converted a penalty in the 72nd after Diego Mainz was sent off for fouling Aduriz with only the goalkeeper to beat.Western Bulldogs stand-in skipper Easton Wood could return in the AFL finals after scans delivered some overdue good news at Whitten Oval.Wood landed awkwardly on his left leg during the third quarter of the Bulldogs win over Essendon on Sunday.The club initially feared it was a serious ankle injury that would sideline Wood for the Bulldogs entire finals campaign.They were far more upbeat on Monday afternoon, with football manager Graham Lowe suggesting the 26-year-old could be back on the park soon.Woody had scans this morning, and the good news is there is no bone damage but he does have a medial ligament injury, Lowe told the club website.Hes going to be in a CAM boot for the next seven to 10 days.Once his CAM boot is removed, then well determine his return to play.But were optimistic that he can play a part in our finals series.Coach Luke Beveridge confirmed on Sunday the Dogs would rotate the captaincy in Woods absence.Marcus Bontempelli is expected to lead the seventh-placed side against Fremantle on Sunday.The end-of-season bye could be a goodsend for the Dogs, giving Wood and star midfielders Tom Liberatore and Jack Macrae another week to recover from injury.ddddddddddddeteran Dale Morris, whos been nursing a back-related hamstring niggle in recent weeks, has been declared fully fit.Hes set to be recalled for the Bulldogs final regular-season game, strengthening their inexperienced defence against the Dockers.Hes trained and prepared really well over the last couple of weeks, Lowe said.Rebounding defender Matt Suckling, whos nursing an achilles injury, could also make the trip to Perth.Mattys got to get through this week in terms of training and preparation, Lowe said.If he ticks those boxes, hell be available for selection.Captain Bob Murphy headlines a list of Bulldogs who will take no further part in the 2016 season.But Tom Campbell, Bailey Williams and Mitch Honeychurch returned from injury in the VFL at the weekend and got through the game unscathed. 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