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Pre Season Training Photos in the Gym

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Gee, what a difference that is compared to the Junction oval.

Correct.

No a possom dropping in sight.

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    When I went on a tour of the facilities Neita mentioned that at one stage a long-time-coming new machine was installed at the Junction Oval and that corner of the gym subsequently became known as the Lexus corner.

    Obviously the players perceived themselves as the poor cousins of the pies, and rightly so.

    They now have no excuses and can hold their head high as true professional athletes.

    I gotta say, I think there'd also be an associated mental hurdle involved, just knowing that every other team has an advantage over you.

    Thank heavens those days are gone.

    edit: disclaimer - I did not mean to insinuate that the players were related to collingwood players or supporters.

    I wouldn't wish that on anyone.

    Edited by E25

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    Looks like Morton is bonding well with the fitness manager . :blink:

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    Looks like Morton is bonding well with the fitness manager . :blink:

    Any chance we could ship Morton off to board with Greg Inglis for a month

    Or at least get his diet in writing

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    Edited by daisycutter

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    Joel Hocking has full guard, but it's sloppy. Needs to control Cale's head so he doesn't posture up and start droppin bombs...

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    Joel Hocking has full guard, but it's sloppy. Needs to control Cale's head so he doesn't posture up and start droppin bombs...

    Awesome!

    Joel should go for a high gaurd and just throw elbows from the bottom, that's what I would do B)

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    Joel Hocking has full guard, but it's sloppy. Needs to control Cale's head so he doesn't posture up and start droppin bombs...

    Awesome!

    Joel should go for a high gaurd and just throw elbows from the bottom, that's what I would do B)

    Nah Joel is just sucking him in so when Cale postures up for the ground and pound, he can just whip up a leg, trap the arm and secure the triangle choke Anderson Silva style... :):blink:

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    Any chance we could ship Morton off to board with Greg Inglis for a month

    Or at least get his diet in writing

    560755-greg-inglis.jpg

    "righto now Greg just think of that ball as a pie and you'll be right, now get out there!"

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    Joel Hocking has full guard, but it's sloppy. Needs to control Cale's head so he doesn't posture up and start droppin bombs...

    Doesn't have wrist control either , elbows and hammer fists should get the job done .

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    This is my favourite thread.

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    Doesn't have wrist control either , elbows and hammer fists should get the job done .

    Cale might consider trapping the arm and moving to side mount to secure the Anaconda choke....otherwise, if he finds the ground and pund ineffective, he can always consider the kimora!

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    Cale would be better off letting him up so they can trade blows on their feet where he can use his reach to advantage.

    He'd probably get taken down too easily though and his ground defense would be embarrassingly bad.

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