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Training Photos - 27th January, 2014

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Excellent photos again 666 and Robbo, thanks for sharing.

By any chance can you elaborate on Terlich, looks like he did his knee in a Cross tackle.

 

Excellent photos again 666 and Robbo, thanks for sharing.

By any chance can you elaborate on Terlich, looks like he did his knee in a Cross tackle.

Cheers.

Yeah he did it here. Didn't get a great view but held his right knee. Backed out of the drill straight away then spent some time with the physio then did some run-throughs and some zig-zagging and didn't seem to be under any duress. Didn't notice him beyond that

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Thanks for the update mate. Glad to know it doesn't seem as bad as I intentionally thought it could be.

 

Just enjoying those photos so much.

Great clarity and its great to see shots of the boys with real muscle definition.

And tackling techniques seem to be good. also like the shots where players are obviously communicating with each other about who will watch players not just all in gang tackling leaving players unattended.

These seem to be improvements from previous years training pictures.

is that a realistic interpretation??

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