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Training - Friday 1st February, 2013

Rigoni Rigoni
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Terlich for sure and all OK

great first post! McDuff are you an ambo?

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    Just read it myself and got a tweet from the Club

    Dean Terlich suffered a knock to the head and neck area during a training session at Moorabbin Oval today

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    Seems like business as usual for the rest of the lads on twitter. Guess I can unravel myself from the fetal position now.

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    Any chance we can get a report on training. It is football and injuries happen. Lets move on

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    Any chance we can get a report on training. It is football and injuries happen. Lets move on

    A sharing, caring person in our midst i can see

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    Any chance we can get a report on training. It is football and injuries happen. Lets move on

    Someone has their compassion mixed up with their passion :wacko:

    Good to hear nothing serious. We have had a good run (so far) with injuries, unlike years gone by.Hoping it stays that way.

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    Someone has their compassion mixed up with their passion :wacko:

    Good to hear nothing serious. We have had a good run (so far) with injuries, unlike years gone by.Hoping it stays that way.

    And damn it get that training report on my desk by COB!

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    I have compassion but come on guys it is a contact Sport. If it was serious they would have cancelled training instantly

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    I have compassion but come on guys it is a contact Sport. If it was serious they would have cancelled training instantly

    Hows the floods going mate?

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    I was at training today and have some more photos. Going out tonight so no time to upload them all. Hoepfully I'll get it done tomorrow.

    post-586-0-66755300-1359702134_thumb.jpg

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    before it was mentioned it was a player with blonde hair, i had a terrible feeling it would be Hogan :o

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    I'm not sure in this case who it was is very important. I value players more than others when it comes to football, but, this may have been a life and death situaion. I'm very happy Terlich will be discharged from hospital (as reported on SEN) tonight and his family are not grieving a potentially life changing situation. I'm also glad his football dream is still alive.

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    before it was mentioned it was a player with blonde hair, i had a terrible feeling it would be Hogan :o

    Hogan is not blonde anymore. post-586-0-51697200-1359703437_thumb.jpg

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    Hogan is not blonde anymore.

    Yeah thats what i was meaning, i just worded it badly. Before someone said that the player was blonde, i was fearing it was Hogan

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    I know it might be after the fact, but given the Moorabbin ground was deemed not up to the AFL match day standard, has the club or the AFL done a risk assessment on the ground itself for training on? Has it been given the ok? St Kilda don't train there anymore. The decision to train there was made on the run this week, I believe. I hope the club has that covered, cause it would be pretty stupid to train on a substandard oval.

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    I know it might be after the fact, but given the Moorabbin ground was deemed not up to the AFL match day standard, has the club or the AFL done a risk assessment on the ground itself for training on? Has it been given the ok? St Kilda don't train there anymore. The decision to train there was made on the run this week, I believe. I hope the club has that covered, cause it would be pretty stupid to train on a substandard oval.

    The ground is in great shape - St Kilda's full squad trained on it earlier this week, and Richmond have trained on it regularly over summer. St Kilda still employ full-time staff to look after it - it's not a ground issue.

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    The ground is in great shape - St Kilda's full squad trained on it earlier this week, and Richmond have trained on it regularly over summer. St Kilda still employ full-time staff to look after it - it's not a ground issue.

    Good one. Thanks RR.

    Oh, god.... I just realised, we have another RR on Demonland. Please don't start any polls or begin banning posters for 'dubious' posts Rigoni Rigoni

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    Good one. Thanks RR.

    Oh, god.... I just realised, we have another RR on Demonland. Please don't start any polls or begin banning posters for 'dubious' posts Rigoni Rigoni

    Was a good question 'Moonshadow', looking at the pic I was thinking the same.

    Thanks for clearing it up 'Rigoni'.

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    Anyone know why we are training at Moorabin when we have two grounds of our own now.

    My uneducated guess is that they wanted to do closed training where no one could see it. But does anyone know for sure. We must be really moving ahead with our game plan if we are starting to need to hide it.

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