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You know, it's always made me think of x-men.

And he's very pretty ;) !!!

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    Whilst at the gym after work I noticed a guy in the official MFC gear and I asked him if he was a supporter and he said he was one of the trainers. I got chatting with him about injuries and he devuldged the following;

    1. Jamar won't play this week. He said Jamar has trained for the last 10 days and Jamar believes he is right but the club will give it one more week.

    2. Davey is at least 5 weeks away

    3. Tappy is more than likely to play after the bye as Casey have a bye this week therefore no match fitness.

    Just a little bit for you footy club culture paraniods. This guy told me he and his crew used to work at Hawthorn and how vastly better Melbourne is to work for. He went onto to say Bailey is one of the most approachable guys he's meet and from the Prez down to the property steward everyone loves him. He said the respect players show all staff is like nothing he seen at Hawthorn, He made special mention of Col Sylvia.

    Sounds like a club with there culture right to me.

    BTW I didn't ask him about Tom Scully.

    Steamin, I am not disputing the fact you had a conversation with said trainer and that said trainer told you the news regarding Jamar. But, should said trainer be divulging this information if100% true. Should the trainer just give a generalization regarding Jamar's injury, i.e "The club will see how he pulls up after the final training session". I might be reading into it, but I thought clubs would be a little more secret on this topic. Bailey was playing the three ruckman/talls bluff also.

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    Not doubting the meeting at all but I find it interesting that the trainer is able to give all this information in these days of exotic bets on football. How was he to know that you weren't some bookie trying to get inside info. I know I am probably being harsh but you can't tell anything with cricket nowadays and footy I think seems to want to head down this path too.

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    And he's very pretty ;) !!!

    Oh oh... Gubby Allen's at it again.

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    just saw Schwabby at the servo (getting a pie) said 'what's the story with Tom?' he said 'GAWN!'

    For the sake of clarity you should have added that he was meaning Tom McNamara.

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