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Post-season medical room

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Post-season medical room

The Demons are confident they will have the majority of their list up and running ahead of the start of pre-season training. Melbourne had four players in for post-season surgery – Dom Tyson (finger), Bernie Vince (shoulder), Max Gawn (knee) and Dean Terlich (ankle). Tyson spent a short time in a sling, but has come through without any obvious afflictions. In further positive news for the Demons, Jack Trengove (foot) and Jake Spencer (ankle) have started their running programs and the belief is they will both be close to full training when the club resumes after the break. Melbourne football manager Josh Mahoney told AFL.com.au the club was happy with how it was positioned from an injury standpoint, "The low number of injuries puts us in a really good position to hit the ground running at the start of pre-season with the vast majority of players training." - Ben Guthrie
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    "Looks like our best ever preseason "! :-))

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    Start counting the houses....

    Why bother. They'll be trained down in no time anyway.

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    "Looks like our best ever preseason "! :-))

    Thats a fanfare for the common man.

    Maybe a new motto to be put on the backs of our jumpers{sorry geunsey's}

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    Oops - Jack Trengove

    Do richmond pay for his expenses seeing they re-injured him?

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