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Melbourne Football Club Training - November, 2015

dazzledavey36
in Melbourne Demons

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Does anyone know when the boys hit the track?

Can't find anything on the website?

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    Next week I reckon.

    AFL players collective bargaining agreement

    9.1 Post Season Leave

    (a) A Player shall be entitled to Leave between his Clubs Season Conclusion Date and its Recommencement Date (Post Season Leave).

    (b) A Clubs Season Conclusion Date shall be the Tuesday after the Clubs final match of the AFL Season, except that:

    (i) if the Club provides Players days off on the Monday and Tuesday following its final match, then the Season Conclusion Date may be the Wednesday after the final match;

    (ii) if a Club wins the Grand Final, the Season Conclusion Date may be the Wednesday after the Grand Final;

    (iii) if a Club used reasonable endeavours to complete individual medical screenings and follow up activities prior to the Season Conclusion Date but was unable to do so, Players may be required to attend for such activities reasonably after the Season Conclusion Date; (iv) Players may be required to attend the Clubs Best and Fairest, which shall be scheduled no later than the weekend following the Grand Final.

    © In each year, the AFL will determine the Recommencement Date, provided that:

    (i) the Recommencement Date for Clubs that did not participate in weeks 2-4 of the Finals Series shall not be prior to the date determined by the AFL and AFLPA in mid-November;

    (ii) the Recommencement Date for Clubs that participated in weeks 2-4 of the Finals Series shall not be prior to 1 December;

    (iii) a Club may require players with four or less years on an AFL Primary List to return for developmental training two weeks prior to its Recommencement Date; and (iv) each Player shall receive a minimum of six weeks Leave prior to the Recommencement Date.

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    1st yo 4th year players are back next week. The rest are back the week after that. If you attend the Friday after the draft you'll see the entire team.

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    Mark Stevens:

    It's only the day after the Cup, but heartwarming

    scenes on track for Dees fans. Gun "recruit" flying. Exclusive pics @7NewsMelbourne

    10:41am - 4 Nov 15

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    Mark Stevens:

    10:41am - 4 Nov 15

    lol, checked both twitter accounts and can't see the photos :(

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    I have about a 4 day window between unemployment and overseas travel early next year. Might try to get down to training and get my last hit of footy for a while. If I do, I'll be sure to take creepy iPhone photos and write a really bad report where I get every player confused. I'm sure you all look forward to that!

    I think the last time I attended training I was in high school... and we were playing finals.... so about 10 years ago. Depressing thought.

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    I have about a 4 day window between unemployment and overseas travel early next year. Might try to get down to training and get my last hit of footy for a while. If I do, I'll be sure to take creepy iPhone photos and write a really bad report where I get every player confused. I'm sure you all look forward to that!

    I think the last time I attended training I was in high school... and we were playing finals.... so about 10 years ago. Depressing thought.

    Oh God to be as young as you Jaded.

    Look forward to your report.

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    Pic of Petracca on the site now.

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    Mark Stevens:

    10:41am - 4 Nov 15

    Here is one from his twitter.

    CS7cKwrVAAAWDf1.jpg

    Petracca's knees look in good shape!

    By all accounts he worked hard at his rehab ... deserves the reward and play the whole season!

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    I have about a 4 day window between unemployment and overseas travel early next year. Might try to get down to training and get my last hit of footy for a while. If I do, I'll be sure to take creepy iPhone photos and write a really bad report where I get every player confused. I'm sure you all look forward to that!

    I think the last time I attended training I was in high school... and we were playing finals.... so about 10 years ago. Depressing thought.

    Don't forget the scooter, Lycra and beard.

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    Don't forget the scooter, Lycra and beard.

    I hope you know your EPL as well Jaded. Sadly, Nev Jetta's (?) wife won't be overly impressed if you ask him if you are allowed to take photos of him flexing.

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    Don't forget the scooter, Lycra and beard.

    I'm pretty sure that even less people want to see me in Lycra riding a scooter with a beard than they do Stye

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    If you have Instagram follow Rob Jackson fitness.

    He is the fitness guy at Melbourne and I have seen a number of photos of the guys already into training. Yesterday it was Dunn, Dawes, Viney and Petracca doing some kind of circuit work.

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    If you have Instagram follow Rob Jackson fitness.

    He is the fitness guy at Melbourne and I have seen a number of photos of the guys already into training. Yesterday it was Dunn, Dawes, Viney and Petracca doing some kind of circuit work.

    I do too aswell. Its good to see the boys are working hard. I have noticed Tom Bugg and Jake Melksham alreading making themselves at home.
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    I'm pretty sure that even less people want to see me in Lycra riding a scooter with a beard than they do Stye

    Now now, dont be like that! Im sure there are plenty of blokes here that like bearded ladies.

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    I have about a 4 day window between unemployment and overseas travel early next year. Might try to get down to training and get my last hit of footy for a while. If I do, I'll be sure to take creepy iPhone photos and write a really bad report where I get every player confused. I'm sure you all look forward to that!

    I think the last time I attended training I was in high school... and we were playing finals.... so about 10 years ago. Depressing thought.

    Don't talk to the players and get any interesting goss cos you'll be accused of being an apologist. Don't give any opinions cos you'll be accused of knowing nothing about footy. And don't favour anyone or you'll be accused of having favourites. And don't tell us that we've improved because you'll be told "it's only training".

    Really looking forward to your reports!

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    Don't talk to the players and get any interesting goss cos you'll be accused of being an apologist. Don't give any opinions cos you'll be accused of knowing nothing about footy. And don't favour anyone or you'll be accused of having favourites. And don't tell us that we've improved because you'll be told "it's only training".

    Really looking forward to your reports!

    That should produce a five word report.

    "I went to training today"

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    As long as we train the house down and have really good training standards then that is all that matters!

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    I have about a 4 day window between unemployment and overseas travel early next year. Might try to get down to training and get my last hit of footy for a while. If I do, I'll be sure to take creepy iPhone photos and write a really bad report where I get every player confused. I'm sure you all look forward to that!

    I think the last time I attended training I was in high school... and we were playing finals.... so about 10 years ago. Depressing thought.

    Yay! If you are there then we are finals bound!

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    Don't talk to the players and get any interesting goss cos you'll be accused of being an apologist. Don't give any opinions cos you'll be accused of knowing nothing about footy. And don't favour anyone or you'll be accused of having favourites. And don't tell us that we've improved because you'll be told "it's only training".

    Really looking forward to your reports!

    That should no longer be a problem for Saty, as most of his favourites have been delisted.

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    There may be players doing a bit of early work, however, Mahoney said the younger players will be officially back on Monday November 9.

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    That should no longer be a problem for Saty, as most of his favourites have been delisted.

    Jetta and Salem were his two main pin ups weren't they? They're still kicking around.

    I hope he's enjoying his new job and doesn't have to tolerate too many lemon sucking hair shirt wearers.

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    That should produce a five word report.

    "I went to training today"

    Still too egotistical. Need to drop the first word.

    I think you will find that the first word was in fact a number. As in, One went to training today. Much better.

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