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Demons head for the Hills

Bates Mate
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Wona is looking fit and buff in the pic , look at those guns!!!!!!!!

Definately deserves a fluff piece in the HUN about how little turtle he's eating.

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    Firstly, with a strong Melbourne following in the Mansfield region, I hope a Mansfield supporters group is established.

    Secondly, yeah Wonna does look good, let's hope he looks as good if not better after they're break when they return in January.

    I wonder if Wonna is planning to wear those white boots next season??? <_<

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    Also impressed with Josh mahoney.. seems to have a good outlook and keeps things in perspective very nicely. Anyone that can have a clever little jibe at the filth is doing all the right things.

    Again, a really good feel about the club, we are on the rise, i can feel it!

    Go dee's.

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    "We don't want it to be a glamorous event. They're going to camp under the stars and they have top bring their swags and tents and cook their own food," he (Mahoney) said.

    LOL. It's called bushwalking!

    A good idea nonetheless. And the scenery is fantastic.

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    3 days in the bush to encourage team bonding? I'd prefer 3 weeks but oh well

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    the best bit about this is that it was player driven.

    to me it really shows they want to go out, get to know eachother and work together to get better

    and that the coaching staff are listening too!! (this is highly under-rated)

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    the best bit about this is that it was player driven.

    to me it really shows they want to go out, get to know eachother and work together to get better

    and that the coaching staff are listening too!! (this is highly under-rated)

    Great point, Probably going off topic a little but am I alone in thinking that the leadership group could be significantly different moving forward into next year?

    Take the pressure off a couple of the older players so they can just concentrate on footy?

    As great as some of the older players have been in the leadership group, is it too soon to be looking at loading up some of the younger players with added responsibility. I wonder if this bonding is designed to look at this? Its good see.

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    Great point, Probably going off topic a little but am I alone in thinking that the leadership group could be significantly different moving forward into next year?

    Take the pressure off a couple of the older players so they can just concentrate on footy?

    As great as some of the older players have been in the leadership group, is it too soon to be looking at loading up some of the younger players with added responsibility. I wonder if this bonding is designed to look at this? Its good see.

    Definitely agree with you there.

    It would be a great move.

    Brock, Billy, Miller, Riv all should be set to take a greater leadership role next year.

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