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Training - Thursday 16th April, 2015

The Devil Inside
in Melbourne Demons

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Fine moring this morning

Everybody on the track except Hunt, Petracca, Trengove

Lots of stoppage drills with more and less defenders again

Lots of ball movement drills again, with more and less defenders

Match simulation, not split into AFL or Casey, just three teams

McCartney was still working with Max King ad Max Gawn when everybody else had left, including me

Amusing bit at the start, Shannon Byrnes produced a Dallas Cowboys footy helmet for Nev Jetta to wear after three belts to the head in consecutive weeks, wore it on warm up lap until he spotted the cameras

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Any questions feel free

 

Cheers Pete. Last training before we [censored] Adelaide.
 

Woooo.... traing thread, been waiting for this.

questions, what was the feeling amongst the group. did they seem upbeat or down.

Jones, Jones Jones. how was he moving. any sign of injury/sickness?

is the house up....or down ?


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Viney trained?

Actually you are right, couldn't figure out who was missing, thanks, no he didn't, old age, need the prompting

Come on Saty, you must have spoken to some of the players - what did they say!! :)

Only fluff chap, with Dean Kent, Nev and Fitzy,..and of course Salem about the soccer...... Nathan Jones had his game face on

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Actually you are right, couldn't figure out who was missing, thanks, no he didn't, old age, need the prompting

Only fluff chap, with Dean Kent, Nev and Fitzy,..and of course Salem about the soccer...... Nathan Jones had his game face on

hhhhmmmm interesting.
 
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Woooo.... traing thread, been waiting for this.

questions, what was the feeling amongst the group. did they seem upbeat or down.

Jones, Jones Jones. how was he moving. any sign of injury/sickness?

They are never down, there are too many upbeat characters now, the drills were very good today, just the occasional [censored] up but that happens in games as well, another solid two hour session

Saty I watched Fellini's Satyricon last night, now that is a weird movie, grotesque! The Devil Inside, dark. No accounting for taste I suppose. Thanks for the training report.


Are they resting Brayshaw during the week a bit more since he has been playing or does it seem like he is coping alright with the loads.

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Are they resting Brayshaw during the week a bit more since he has been playing or does it seem like he is coping alright with the loads.

Nah, Brayshaw was one of the best today, except at the end when he took Jonesy on in a goal kicking comp again, must be slightly masochistic, he must also be doing some serious weights, his body shape is changing every time I see him

Saty I watched Fellini's Satyricon last night, now that is a weird movie, grotesque! The Devil Inside, dark. No accounting for taste I suppose. Thanks for the training report.

fellini is a pretentious [merchant banker]

compulsory viewing for university students, the intellectual left and inmates of mental asylums

A few observations

1. jones and vince didnt join in at the start. I can understand Vince, but it did make me wonder if there's something nqr with Jones

2. we have so far to go... McCarthy was teaching them how to use numbers around the ball, how to fill space etc etc. Its a long way from ingrained for some of ours.

3. H. runs at full intensity in the drills. Not all do.

4. Our skills are variable ... some cant hit the target in the drills not sure how they'll do it in the heat of battle

Brayshaw will be a beauty, by the way!


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fellini is a pretentious [merchant banker]

compulsory viewing for university students, the intellectual left and inmates of mental asylums

A few observations

1. jones and vince didnt join in at the start. I can understand Vince, but it did make me wonder if there's something nqr with Jones

2. we have so far to go... McCarthy was teaching them how to use numbers around the ball, how to fill space etc etc. Its a long way from ingrained for some of ours.

3. H. runs at full intensity in the drills. Not all do.

4. Our skills are variable ... some cant hit the target in the drills not sure how they'll do it in the heat of battle

Brayshaw will be a beauty, by the way!

Jones was going full tilt at the end, I asked him as he walked off just for the sake of it, he said he was fine, Vince did 3/4 of the drills, Watts also didn't do everything, but said he was ok,

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fellini is a pretentious [merchant banker]

compulsory viewing for university students, the intellectual left and inmates of mental asylums

Going off topic there chap and nailing your colours to the mast, any opinion of Zeffirelli or Polanski, two of my faves

Jones was going full tilt at the end, I asked him as he walked off just for the sake of it, he said he was fine, Vince did 3/4 of the drills, Watts also didn't do everything, but said he was ok,

thanks!

Saty I watched Fellini's Satyricon last night, now that is a weird movie, grotesque! The Devil Inside, dark. No accounting for taste I suppose. Thanks for the training report.

And here I thought Saty was just a massive metal head.

Is this your jam saty?


Viney out for 4 weeks.....Cracked tibular

Viney out for 4 weeks.....Cracked tibular

Unlikely

 

Saty - did Howe get through most of the session?

And did Jetta train fully despite the head knocks gag?


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