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Training - Wednesday 18th March, 2015

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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I'm not sure what the training regimen has been since the Bullies game but they're back tomorrow morning for the final run before team selection for Friday's NAB Challenge match.

Look forward to some more quality reports.

Supposedly the AFLPA have some minimum duration after matches in which clubs are restricted from undertaking any team training. 72 hours from their arrival home from their last match. I'm assuming they did their review Monday though.
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    Hopefully not because the moderators really don't like giving posters a holiday from the site at this stage of the season :lol:

    Everyone needs a "holiday" from Demonland. It's a part of initiation. You are not truly one of us until you have copped one.

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    Vince and Howe with main group.

    WOW! Fabulous news!

    Looks like our best 22 will be available for rnd 1!

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    Vince and Howe with main group.

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    Vince and Howe with main group.

    Getting chased by the kids has paid off.
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    Vince and Howe with main group.

    SOO GOOD

    Was anyone there to do a training report?

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    WOW! Fabulous news!

    Looks like our best 22 will be available for rnd 1!

    Both won't play this weekend and will most likely have restricted gametime in the vfl practice match just a week out before seasons start. Round 2 at the earliest with round 3/4 more likely I would've thought.

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    Frost and Hunt not here that I can see.

    White, Riley, Hunt, King and Terlich didn't play at all on the weekend. Are they training?

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    White, Riley, Hunt, King and Terlich didn't play at all on the weekend. Are they training?

    All trained.

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    Look forward to the usual in D'land House fighting and bickering. Popcorn at the ready.

    Get stuffed.

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    Both won't play this weekend and will most likely have restricted gametime in the vfl practice match just a week out before seasons start. Round 2 at the earliest with round 3/4 more likely I would've thought.

    Yer - hopefully they play 3/4 of a match next week and then 1 VFL match round 1. 2 matches might be enough given they are both senior players. I trust the coaching panel will make the right call. I think Howe is a week or half a week ahead of Vince didn't he train last week? Pray that we don't have any injuries against the bombers!

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    Vince and Howe with main group.

    Howe in for MRI on hamstring soon.

    If he was with main group, the club is just spending $200 to make sure healing is A1.

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    Yer - hopefully they play 3/4 of a match next week and then 1 VFL match round 1. 2 matches might be enough given they are both senior players. I trust the coaching panel will make the right call. I think Howe is a week or half a week ahead of Vince didn't he train last week? Pray that we don't have any injuries against the bombers!

    If they both play VFL next week I'd put them straight in for R1. They are both experienced natural footballers. They should be fine. Certainly more so than Dawes who Roos played R1 last year with no AFL or VFL games under his belt.

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    White, Riley, Hunt, King and Terlich didn't play at all on the weekend. Are they training?

    Hunt didn't train - he has some back soreness again. Misson says he'll take it easy for two weeks.

    Howe in for MRI on hamstring soon.

    If he was with main group, the club is just spending $200 to make sure healing is A1.

    Howe came off half way through the session and got a rub down on both hammies. He then did some running along the boundary at about 80% but didn't participate any further.

    Without being an expert, if he strained a muscle badly he would not have been able to stride out like he did in the running on the boundary. He could obviously feel something was not right when he came off. Fingers crossed the MRI doesn't show any damage and that he just had a bit of tightness as he hasn't trained in the main group for so long.

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    disturbing.....

    Whats more disturbing, the gif or the person posting that particular gif?

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