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Collingwood get own ground to train on

Clanger King
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We haven't been screwed. We were always training on our own oval (which is currently being developed) next to the rectangular stadium.

We were never sharing with the Pies.

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    And for 2 years they have to continue to walk past our new Footy Department Offices, with our new state of the art gym/facilities, then keep walking past our oval which is right next to our new rooms and then they get to there oval and guess what when they finish training they will have to walk past our oval, then past our new Footy Department home back to there centre with noname, I hope it rains a lot next year.

    OK after that they have to only walk as far as we do but enjoy the next 2 years.

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    And for 2 years they have to continue to walk past our new Footy Department Offices, with our new state of the art gym/facilities, then keep walking past our oval which is right next to our new rooms and then they get to there oval and guess what when they finish training they will have to walk past our oval, then past our new Footy Department home back to there centre with noname, I hope it rains a lot next year.

    OK after that they have to only walk as far as we do but enjoy the next 2 years.

    How big is our oval? Same dimensions as the 'G?

    I like the idea of training near the Filth. We will hate each other even more, Good for the Comp.

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    I doubt Richmond hate Collingwood any more because they train close to them..oops, now I've done it.

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    They can train on the G itself for all I care. They're still crap and won't be winning a flag any time soon. A new ground to train on won't help to sort out the mess at Collingwood. If it weren't for their mass of feral fans they'd be headed for the scrap head in a few years time.

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    How big is our oval? Same dimensions as the 'G?

    I like the idea of training near the Filth. We will hate each other even more, Good for the Comp.

    I believe ours will be the same dimensions as the 'G.

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    I believe ours will be the same dimensions as the 'G.

    Cool that's what i wanted to hear. Thanks

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    And for 2 years they have to continue to walk past our new Footy Department Offices, with our new state of the art gym/facilities, then keep walking past our oval which is right next to our new rooms and then they get to there oval and guess what when they finish training they will have to walk past our oval, then past our new Footy Department home back to there centre with noname, I hope it rains a lot next year.

    OK after that they have to only walk as far as we do but enjoy the next 2 years.

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