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Just drove down Punt rd and saw the boys on the track already!

Good to see the boys out and about already!

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    Obviously 'unofficial'. Saw them too. Half in their private training clothes. The Russian was there, as was Grimes, working with the young guys. Tappy, McKenzie and Pickles all there too.

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    They got the footys out yet.?

    Are thier suntans on the improve?

    Is JW testing a new hair gel?

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    Obviously 'unofficial'. Saw them too. Half in their private training clothes. The Russian was there, as was Grimes, working with the young guys. Tappy, McKenzie and Pickles all there too.

    Hopefully this indicates that they see the added importance of showing up to day one of preseason fitter than they've ever been.

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    They got the footys out yet.?

    Are thier suntans on the improve?

    Is JW testing a new hair gel?

    You go straight to the big questions first.

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    Good on them. Obviously the new found professionalism is rubbing off on the playing group. Big year this year. Roos has already promised a bloody hard preseason.

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    Any houses spotted being trained down?

    fire brigade need to be called to put out a track this is apparently burning up ?

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    Obviously 'unofficial'. Saw them too. Half in their private training clothes. The Russian was there, as was Grimes, working with the young guys. Tappy, McKenzie and Pickles all there too.

    Very interesting.

    Tapscott would be close to be delisted in the next two days but can be delisted for the next lodgement before the draft. I will buy nothing more than a couple of weeks. They may be looking at the Rookie List.

    Evans (Pickles) might survive due to an inability to get someone in the PSD and also the fact that he is contracted for next year.

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    I'm pretty sure I saw spencer and another player last Wednesday doing a whole heap of laps with a couple of coaches looking on too.

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    Very interesting.

    Tapscott would be close to be delisted in the next two days but can be delisted for the next lodgement before the draft. I will buy nothing more than a couple of weeks. They may be looking at the Rookie List.

    Evans (Pickles) might survive due to an inability to get someone in the PSD and also the fact that he is contracted for next year.

    Agree.

    Have a feeling Tappy might be delisted and then rookied like Jetta was this year.

    He, of all of those ooc has the most ability in my view. He's just so damn injury riddled.

    I hope Roos gives him one more chance and he gets a run at a full pre-season, and finds a set role to come into.

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    Agree.

    Have a feeling Tappy might be delisted and then rookied like Jetta was this year.

    He, of all of those ooc has the most ability in my view. He's just so damn injury riddled.

    I hope Roos gives him one more chance and he gets a run at a full pre-season, and finds a set role to come into.

    We've had enough injury riddled players to last a lifetime.

    Not hard enough at it for mine.

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    We've had enough injury riddled players to last a lifetime.

    Not hard enough at it for mine.

    and enough riddles in general the last couple of weeks :S

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    any goss as to whos likely to show up as "permitted to train " ?

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    really excited to hear that Jordie McKenzie and Michael Evans are out on the track

    and by excited I mean in a state of shock that they are still on our list

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    Spoke to Kurt Tippett this morning . he was doing some boxing training down the beach. He likes what the MFC are doing and is also not happy that Hawthorn got Frawley as you can imagine.

    Now if thats not the pot calling the kettle black than I dont know what is!!

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    Now if thats not the pot calling the kettle black than I dont know what is!!

    thought it rather humouress myself

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    Pre season hasn't officially started yet, if I get the chance will wander the 1k to have a look, and see if I can provide any info

    Do you have another gig or are you still a man of leisure ?

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    Pre season hasn't officially started yet, if I get the chance will wander the 1k to have a look, and see if I can provide any info

    It really is you, welcome back.

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    My favourite time of the year.

    I just hope I don't fall over at the first hurdle (sorry 1st round)

    I wish them well, keep your eye on Peta Christie (if you are a 40yo male)

    Her dad used to play for Caaaarlton back in the 60's

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    really excited to hear that Jordie McKenzie and Michael Evans are out on the track

    and by excited I mean in a state of shock that they are still on our list

    They have contracts for next year, so it's faux shock.

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    Where's Saty and Ben Hur?

    They're usually on the ball........

    Saty's bacccckkkkkk

    He was delisted but re-rookied as "the devil inside"

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