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QUEENSLAND: PERFECT ONE DAY, RIEWOLDTING THE NEXT

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Geez Cheney's unlucky l reckon

Agreed. I'd play Cheney ahead of Bell. Bell's had his chance and he's not good enough. Give the young kids a go. Harsh? Maybe, but justified, I think.

 

What confrontation involved jimmy before mate?

Thanks for the updates, will be very interested what is said at the dinner, if i had the money i would of been there for sure

 

how was practice mate?

I heard 2 players are in a bit of doubt and the club brought 2 emergencies with them.


CC has done the warm up. Waiting for Dean Bailey.

Too hard to type, eat and listen at the one time so I'll report on the evening tomorrow. After DB's talk, CC interviewed two impressive young guns in Cale Morton and Jack Grimes and two board members Don McLardy and Peter Spargo spoke of the some of the club's initiatives going into the future.

A great night for the club and here's hoping the players do what's necessary tomorrow night.

how was practice mate?

I heard 2 players are in a bit of doubt and the club brought 2 emergencies with them.

I went to training tonight.. Just a light practice as you would expect.. The emergencies brought up were Dunn and Cheney.. None of the other players looked injured but Jones seemed to do a mini fitness test but he looked the goods.

I went to training tonight.. Just a light practice as you would expect.. The emergencies brought up were Dunn and Cheney.. None of the other players looked injured but Jones seemed to do a mini fitness test but he looked the goods.

Thanks mate

So is everyone going to emerald lakes golf club to have some drinks after the game? ill be having a few for sure :)

 

lol I think I'd be pushin it.. Im up here for 3 days for our annerversery and she's already been to training.. Haha

petterd is named as an emergency. does that suggest to anyone that he has been squeezed out rather than dropped for form?

A bit of both I suspect, but to answer some posts regarding Pettard being played out of position...in order to fit him in the team, Bailey has to play him out of position, because generally he's good enough to get a game, but not good enough to break into our ever improving back half. I'd say Dean recognises his potential and it's not a case of wasted talent, especially if you've got better blokes in front of him.


Couldn't agree anymore. I'm sick and tired of people judging players and criticizing players like bell. Give him a chance!

He's had a terrible run with injuries of late so you have no right to bag and complain about him until he's played a game or two. Many of you were saying Garland was one of the worst players to put on the MelbourneFc jumper....and now look at him. I can't wait for him to play a good game this week to prove people like DemonTraveller wrong!

I dislike "bashing" players, but there is a difference between Bell and Garland. Bell has been around for years and has had time to prove himself, whereas Garland was only a youngster trying to prove himself (which so far he has done IMO).

What confrontation involved jimmy before mate?

Thanks for the updates, will be very interested what is said at the dinner, if i had the money i would of been there for sure

He's talking about the little spat between Jimmy and Mick Coglin over a speech Jimmy made at a President's lunch before a recent game at the MCG. I seem to recall there was a brief thread here on Demonland about it.

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