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Training Pictures - Friday 19/12/2014

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Merry Christmas one and all.

These are the final training Pictures for the year.

Click on the picture to access the gallery.

You can start the slideshow in the bottom left hand corner.

From the start

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From the scratch match

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    Bloody brilliant 6.

    Looking forward to your nwork next year.

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    Kent is looking as fit as ever, has lost the puppy fat. I expect him to play a lot in 2015.

    Great photos once again, thank you for all your efforts in bringing these to us.

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    Great pics 6 as always, thanks heaps. Oh and i think you have a crush on Watts :)

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    The Jack Viney tackle sequence is great.

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    Jake Spencer looks a lot like Jim Stynes with the shaved head, uncanny.

    Cheers for the photos mate.

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    The Jack Viney tackle sequence is great.

    I kind of like the Ben Newton sequence as well.

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    As much as it pains me to say this...good job

    Hemlock, aka Conium Maculatum

    I am intrigued as to why it pains you. My only intention is to give pleasure not pain.

    6.

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    its impossible to say at this stage if the new diet will help on gameday and with endurance and what not, but its already done wonders for the players body shape thats for sure

    Never seen an MFC list looking more ripped and muscular, even the younger blokes... and Dean Kent has not only finally shed his puppy fat but he is ripped as hell

    and the older ones,...Dawes, Cross and Jamar look in the best shape of their career

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    Hemlock, aka Conium Maculatum

    I am intrigued as to why it pains you. My only intention is to give pleasure not pain.

    6.

    I think I prefer that term over the one I have
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    Great quality pics, thanks so much for sharing them!

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    Sad Trengove is sad.

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    Jack Trengove looks like he needs a hug.

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