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Training - Wednesday 26th March, 2014

Barney Rubble
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Well training was supposed to be on at Gosch's Paddock at 9am.

Did anyone attend?

A report would be nice.

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    Well training was supposed to be on at Gosch's Paddock at 9am.

    Did anyone attend?

    A report would be nice.

    It was called off as there were not enough players fit enough to do any drills.

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    Apparently Watts trained away from the main group.

    Well it is his birthday... maybe they all went to the pub?

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    Apparently Watts trained away from the main group.

    like he plays his football ( low blow - couldn't resist....)

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    Just drove past and saw them out there

    Did you see any tall forwards?

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    If anyone did go and watch, can we get a report on Garland's involvement.

    I just have a hunch that given our precarious state of play with bigs, that he could be rushed back in if Tom Mac and Fitzy are ruled out.

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    If anyone did go and watch, can we get a report on Garland's involvement.

    I just have a hunch that given our precarious state of play with bigs, that he could be rushed back in if Tom Mac and Fitzy are ruled out.

    He has done no serious training since Christmas, he would not make it past quarter time

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    He has done no serious training since Christmas, he would not make it past quarter time

    He'd still be better than Pedo

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    od and bbo would be better than pedo

    While I seriously doubt he is AFL standard

    That might be taking it a little too far.

    Edited by old dee

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    While I seriously doubt he is AFL standard

    That might be taking it a little too far.

    I have faith in you. If Bartlett and Tuck could do it - so can you !

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    I have faith in you. If Bartlett and Tuck could do it - so can you !

    I think your faith might a little misplaced nutbean.
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    I was only there briefly, but Watts was running laps with McDonald, and had a big sock-like bandage on the lower left leg. He seemed to be running freely, though.

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    OMG -- the handicappers haven't already handed us enough [censored]....now some are saying that Watts is (possibly) i some doubt. The curse seems endless.

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    He got a knock to lower leg in 2nd half. I noticed he was very proppy for about 15 mins. Seemed to run it out, but maybe not

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    Vince also hobbled off in the last session, not sure what was wrong, looked serious though

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    I did notice a couple that weren't wobbling.

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    yes it's quite distressing..will have to wait and see he he

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    I have a feeling that most of our guys are best to just train, running around witches hats. They do look fantastically fit on the track but as soon as they get into a physical contest, they seem to pick up soft tissue injuries, corkies and any thing else you can come up with.

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