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Training - Thursday 8th May, 2014

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Going to take the morning off again, here is something for you all, especially for the country and interstate posters, as you know I can talk to the players, if there is a question you would like answered, and I can get to the particular player, put it here, if rubbish appears I won't bother, I'll print them off in the morning

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    Great idea Saty!

    Ask them all if they'll do it this weekend for Viney!

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    Great thanks for the opportunity can you ask Jimmy Toumpas how he feels his form in the vfl has been of late and is he getting frustrated not playing afl while younger guys Salem and JKH make the most of their opportunities?

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    Master, your question was so important, I rang him, he said the cat didn't work, so he does it to bring a little tension into your life, that seems to be working

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    will be there again too, if I can get the morning off. Will be a media circus me thinks

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    Thanks for the opportunity Saty. Not a question for a player, but I'd be interested to know from your observation of the the drills, who seems most likely to get a call up if Jack's appeal is disallowed (Evans, Rielly, Clisby or someone else?).

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    Can you tell Bail to start the game like he did last week with 4 clearances..and a goal. Thx SATY

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    yeah i'll be there, very keen to see the reaction/everyone getting around Jack and the feel going into a game we feel we have a big chance in for once

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    I'm thinking I might head to training tomorrow, go via the demon shop first and pick something up for mothers day (what says "I love my mum" more than MFC merch!) then head on over.

    I'm also keen to see what sort of a circus will be at Gosch's Paddock (I really think it needs to be renamed!).

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    Hey saty, can you ask cross if he rates the demons kids higher than the doggies?

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    I would be interested to know from Tyson how Roos compares to Sheedy, given the stature of both as coaches. And I live in Ethiopia, so does that mean my questions get the highest priority ;)

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    I'd like to know from the Toump what the coaches are asking of him to force his way back in. Is it just dominate or play a roll, something more specific?

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    Hi Saty. If you can try, it would be great to know how Clisby and the Toump train? Wondering how long before Clisby gets a game. Expect Toump to be a couple more after the VFL report. Not too far by the sounds of it. Tell Bernie we love him!!!

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    Ask if they have any excess hot groupie types they could handball my way.

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