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Training - Wednesday, 12th March, 2014

Whispering_Jack
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So Hogan and Dawes are not ruled out for round one

Stop dreaming DeeZee they wont play

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    Stop dreaming DeeZee they wont play

    Im going by what Misson said, he did not rule them out.

    We will see next week whether im dreaming or not old dee, im quite happy to live in hope until then.

    If not, then no harm done.

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    Did Dawes train? What about Jamar and Gawn?

    Where are all the training attendees gone????

    I NEED INFORMATION!!!!!

    lol

    I was only there for a few minutes at the start, but there was no sign of Jamar or Dawes. Gawn was training with the main group, though.

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    Twitter has Hogan resuming running on Friday, so I will be able to see how he is travelling

    Ask him when he is going to be back saty.

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    Just got back home from the city tonight. I am sure I saw Mitch run past me on the tan! Gee he was travelling though.

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    Just got back home from the city tonight. I am sure I saw Mitch run past me on the tan! Gee he was travelling though.

    Clark could be the fittest injured player in the afl. Ran more laps than Steve moneghetti in his prime.

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    Clark could be the fittest injured player in the afl. Ran more laps than Steve moneghetti in his prime.

    Pity he cannot get the boots on, he wont win too many games on the Tan.

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    Clark could be the fittest injured player in the afl. Ran more laps than Steve moneghetti in his prime.

    The loneiness of the long distance runner... ro, for a little comic relief (god knows we need it), the loneliness of the long range golfer...

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    Jackson Trengove named for port after initial fears he'd miss first month of the season and not training for the last month or so.

    I have hopes for Hogan, Clark and Dawes all playing!

    (Not really.)

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    The loneiness of the long distance runner... ro, for a little comic relief (god knows we need it), the loneliness of the long range golfer...

    Thank you hardtack. That made me laugh. Gotta love a bit of Marty Feldman!

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    No Dawes, Clark, Jamar

    Garland doing some seperate work

    Casey players training in their numbers

    JKH here but not doing the warm up lap or stretching

    Hogan unsighted so far

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    Garland blowing after his 200m sprint

    Dunn wanders over in casual MFC gear to walk a lap

    Dawes comes out to the track. Not sure what training if any he will do

    Josh Mahoney, Viney snr, Nicholl emerge with a group of mainly middle aged people ? Parents day of the draftees?

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    Presumably getting tired from doing nothing Dawes has left.

    Garland doing a lot of standing and talking, not much running

    Players are warming up, slowly

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    Casey boys and those due to play at Casey have left after some reasonable kickin drills working on moving the ball quickly and flat.

    No Terlich today

    Spencer, King, Riley and Frawley doing some lighter kicking and handballing

    Leaves the main group of about 18 divided in white and blue teams doing handball drills

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    Hogan unsighted so far

    Hogan ran some gentle laps with Misson early and left.

    Garland did some 300m runs and some agility work at full pace together with some gentle kicking. Was further advanced than I'd expected.

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