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Melbourne Football Club Training - November, 2015

dazzledavey36
in Melbourne Demons

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Then just put him on ignore.

FFS ...

I did and felt better for it. Honestly, I respect your opinion posted on the other thread more than my own on this. I consider myself a rational bloke, but I deal very poorly with condescension.

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    I only want to hear one thing from summer training and that is that no one is injured.

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    I only want to hear one thing from summer training and that is that no one is injured.

    No one is injured so far

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    only on Demonland would we debate training reports that don't even exist yet !! :rolleyes:

    we're a keen lot aren't we !! :roos:

    Go Dees

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    only on Demonland would we debate training reports that don't even exist yet !! :rolleyes:

    we're a keen lot aren't we !! :roos:

    Go Dees

    Desperate?
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    I only want to hear one thing from summer training and that is that no one is injured.

    And that they're absolutely flying...

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    Will Petracca be right to participate full training next week or is there still a rehab program in place?

    Anyone know?

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    Will Petracca be right to participate full training next week or is there still a rehab program in place?

    Anyone know?

    They will ease him into it McQueen. He will do light work in probably the first 2 to 3 weeks then gradually start to ease him into full training load.
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    only on Demonland would we debate training reports that don't even exist yet !! :rolleyes:

    we're a keen lot aren't we !! :roos:

    Go Dees

    Gotta keep the skills up --- use it or lose it!

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    Will Petracca be right to participate full training next week or is there still a rehab program in place?

    Anyone know?

    Also, what about Trengove and N Jones (who had neck surgery and it was said would miss a "chunk" of preseason training)?

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    Also, what about Trengove and N Jones (who had neck surgery and it was said would miss a "chunk" of preseason training)?

    I'm looking forward to Missons first injury report.

    Even if listening to him does rob me of the will to live.

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    only 4 and 1/2 months til our first game!

    guess we should be fit by then

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    Also, what about Trengove and N Jones (who had neck surgery and it was said would miss a "chunk" of preseason training)?

    I read/heard Jones will start just after Xmas when he first had the op.

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