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Training - Friday 9th December, 2011


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Anyone see how the new recruits went. Especially interested in James Sellar? Also Dan005 you said that Clark kicked a goal or two... did he look like a natural forward? like leading to the right areas, good marking and second efforts.

Cheers guys for the reports!

Don't worry about Clark 'looking' like a natural forward. He certainly is one. I believe that last year at Brisbane there is a stat something along the lines of he had the most score involvements of anyone in the team last year (ie involved in the passage of play) or they went through him the most or something like that.

It's more about our ability to get it to him frequently enough.....

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I notice a few posters mentioning a guy called Maloney- is he one of the permission to train people?

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I notice a few posters mentioning a guy called Maloney- is he one of the permission to train people?

Better check with Face plant.

don't bother H_T he can't spell.

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Fark, congrats on the in-joke. Welcoming lot you are.

Hi im new here dont let others get to you just enjoy the reports and watch the mighty demons welcome

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Demons tweeting about training:

Sam Blease:-

@m_quattrocchi battled away but improving every session, fittest I've ever been, alot more work to do.

James Sellar:-

Big day of training at @melbournefc capped off a great week of training for the boys... Couple of hours tomoz morning then a quiet weekend..
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Hi im new here dont let others get to you just enjoy the reports and watch the mighty demons welcome

Some of us are bitter and twisted- and the rest are certifiable.

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The goal I saw Clark get was with him running back with the flight of the ball into the square, still impressive, but no, it wasn't the straight forward lead and mark. Having said that, it was very congested in the match simulation with all the players in only one half of the ground. It was more about stoppages than goal scoring.

I am not writing off Davey, just commenting on what I noticed, its good he is with the main group, guess thats a step in the right direction.

Oh, and welcome Faceplant, don't let any snide comments get to you, the more the merrier on here I say.

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Hi im new here dont let others get to you just enjoy the reports and watch the mighty demons welcome

Cheers mate, appreciate it, and the other welcomes as well. Might change my name though, looks like it's gonna get me into trouble.

Great reports coming through this place.

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Thanks Dan005. Sounds good with Clark running back with flight of the ball, shows dedication and he's brave.

Don't worry about Clark 'looking' like a natural forward. He certainly is one. I believe that last year at Brisbane there is a stat something along the lines of he had the most score involvements of anyone in the team last year (ie involved in the passage of play) or they went through him the most or something like that. It's more about our ability to get it to him frequently enough.....

Although he has the most scoring involvements what we need in Melbourne is a KPF who can consistently kick multiple goals a game. Hopefully Watts or Howe can turn into a CHF marking the ball around the wings or centre square, both have good decision making and have better kicking efficiency compared to the rest of the team so hopefully good distribution to jurrah, clark or green who can stay inside 50. Last year our game plan was flawed, regularly relying on running back with the flight, very poor.

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it's not about 'making the distance', its about doing it quickly. How quickly do you do your 3km. If you do it over 10 minutes then its really nothing to gloat about

Yes it is.

If you can do 3km in 12 mins you are a fit young man.

If you can do it in 10 mins you are an elite runner.

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Yes it is.

If you can do 3km in 12 mins you are a fit young man.

If you can do it in 10 mins you are an elite runner.

Holy jumpin' jellybabies. I can do 1 km in 12 mins. That's walking and a little jogging, but then I give those blokes 50 years start.

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Cheers mate, appreciate it, and the other welcomes as well. Might change my name though, looks like it's gonna get me into trouble.

Great reports coming through this place.

Nah leave it. It's all good. What started as a light hearted post regarding spelling errors of players names is all a little too much for some. You will soon see a lot of instances of such examples I listed in your reading. Welcome and enjoy.
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