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Training - Monday 18th November, 2013

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Satyriconhome
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Sixes wasn't in attendance I post pics on twitter, will be doing it later, Demonpk, not everybody looks there Everybody on the track except Chris Dawes, who was out bike riding Kent and Riley left

beelzebub
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from melbournefc.com.au its good news Monday...... go on...give each other A.HuG

Hannibal
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I'm not interested in doing reports this year and nor do I have anything like the spare time I had last year, but I did manage to get down for an hour yesterday. Just a couple of observations, as it'

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Blease was with the rehab group, like I said we seem to be ultra cautious this year, don't forget he has had the leg and then his ankle

Cross looks super fit, Vince was bouncing around, he had no problem with me stopping hime for a photo, looked good in the running, yes the footy came out, from what I could see we were practicing short outlet kicking coming out of back half

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I was actually going for Gandalf, keeps me warm in winter, and protects from sun in summer

I am not one for gushing about training, it's a bit pointless, suffice to say, there is now genuine competition all over the park, so post Xmas I reckon training will be willing.

Cross is genuinely pleased to get a second go with us, Michie is lovin' it (his words), Bernie Vince (see the smile in the photo).

For all the Hogan lovers though, apart from seeing Mitch Clark in full training, best sight today was Jesse thundering around the repeat 2 and 300's, just saw the photo posted, that's it

Watts is fine, seen him without the shirt, perfect size for his body shape

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Have to disappear now, will answer any other questions over next day or two if there is any

Forgot one thing, from Chris Dawes to all the doubters, he will be back before Xmas, ready to go

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Interesting comparing the size of Mitch Clark with Jack Watts. Adjacent photos both approximately doing the same thing (running to the left and about to kick). Jack looks so much skinnier. Still needs to add some bulk.

Noticed that too, seems to have lost a lot if it during the break. Vince is also skinnier than I recall.

On the flipside, Grimes looks to be getting back to a good size, Howey is looking ripped, and Trenners is a solid unit but still has that baby fat thing going on.

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Thats all great work thanks

The pic if Cross and Barry says a lot

the muscle definition on Cross is fantastic while Barry has a model of what he will need

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[AFL Photos photo you need permission for]

Here is a hint, hh, if a picture has a watermark on it - you need permission to use it. If it is used on a website or forum such as this, it is the owners and moderators of the site in question that is responsible for the infraction.

Get it?

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That is a hell of a positive change

bit like our colours OD...took 'em a while to get the bleeding obvious right !!

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Trengove in most of the recent photos I've seen of him is noticably bigger in the arms and shoulders.

Looking forward to Toumpas getting a bit of muscle definition going also but appreciate he's only a second year player.

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