The Jack Trengove is BACK Thread

[beelzebub 23,390]

1 hour ago, old dee said:

Casey round 3

This might seem the most prudent path. Whether it's round 3 or another. Just start him with a half or so for a few games and monitor closely.No sense undoing all the hard work. He's proving to be made of stern stuff with laudable mettle. Bravo to the lad. But ease back into it son.

[angrydee 842]

A couple of practice matches, a couple of NAB games and assess 

[Gorgoroth 13,184]

Let's see him do two weeks of full training then assess when he will play.

[McQueen 17,867]

2 hours ago, Gorgoroth said:

Let's see him do two weeks of full training then assess when he will play.

Full training is the main kpi, no doubt about that.

[McQueen 17,867]

Jack belting out the kms in NYC. 

https://instagram.com/p/BAEUAIeDe0g/

[Gorgoroth 13,184]

Be interesting to know how many k's he is doing? Especially on what looks to be a hardish surface.

[Cards13 9,117]

Come on Trenners!!! 

 

Good of to see couple of MFC old boys giving him thumbs up in Mags and Maia.

[jnrmac 20,275]

2 hours ago, Gorgoroth said:

Be interesting to know how many k's he is doing? Especially on what looks to be a hardish surface.

It looks like central park in the photo. Thats around 6 miles. And there hasn't been any snow so good weather for running.....

[Gator 17,972]

You can tell when a man is on a mission.

Bodes well.

 

 

[Ron Burgundy 8,587]

We potentially have a number of exciting new recruits this year, many of whom were on our list in 2015.

Petracca, Kent, Trengove, Salem, Frost. Not a bad list of players here. It's the first time in years I'm not waiting for our most recent first rounders to do that much, immediately at least.

Bring it home Dave Misson.

  

[Curry & Beer 5,444]

2 hours ago, Ron Burgundy said:

We potentially have a number of exciting new recruits this year, many of whom were on our list in 2015.

Petracca, Kent, Trengove, Salem, Frost. Not a bad list of players here. It's the first time in years I'm not waiting for our most recent first rounders to do that much, immediately at least.

Bring it home Dave Misson.

  

Yeah but having said that, there's every chance Oliver will do what Brayshaw did and make a real contribution too

as I mentioned elsewhere, Viney+Vanders+Salem+Tyson missed 33 games between them last year

then there's Kennedy, Melksham and Bugg

That's 12 players mentioned who are poised to contribute something they did not last year.. that means sweeping lineup changes

Exciting

[old dee 24,001]

2 hours ago, Ron Burgundy said:

We potentially have a number of exciting new recruits this year, many of whom were on our list in 2015.

Petracca, Kent, Trengove, Salem, Frost. Not a bad list of players here. It's the first time in years I'm not waiting for our most recent first rounders to do that much, immediately at least.

Bring it home Dave Misson.

  

Not sure you should be counting Frost in yet RB.

I am far from convinced his foot is ok.

[DEE fence 5,045]

11 hours ago, jnrmac said:

It looks like central park in the photo. Thats around 6 miles. And there hasn't been any snow so good weather for running.....

I used to live next to the park, it's a gravel track and very forgiving surface to run on. (None of you ever had to watch sex in the city obviously, because the cute brunette used to run around the lake all the time, i think they call it Jackie Onassis reservoir or similar). It is actually a ripper place to go for a run as there are some super serious athletes who motor around the park. If he had run there earlier last year he would have seen me kick a sherrin to my son with us both in Melbourne jumpers. The only real danger around the park for Jack is doing his foot turning around to check out the candy. Some seriously cute girls get down to the park to run (Broadway actresses and similar).

[Mach5 4,768]

1 hour ago, old dee said:

Not sure you should be counting Frost in yet RB.

I am far from convinced his foot is ok.

Based on your years of medical experience and close inspection of the injury...

[daisycutter 29,892]

3 minutes ago, Mach5 said:

Based on your years of medical experience and close inspection of the injury...

well a 4-6 week injury that  became 8 months and then had a "hiccup" is quite a worrying predicament, medical experience or not

[dazzledavey36 55,866]

4 minutes ago, Mach5 said:

Based on your years of medical experience and close inspection of the injury...

Considering his foot is still having problems I can see his point. While 'none' of us have any information or medical report on his foot it is a concern that's its been an on going problem for nearly 12 months now and with Frost having missed fair chunk of the pre season so far he will be a fair way behind the pack. I really do hope he comes good soon though I really rate his freak athletic ability and feel his best spot is down back taking on the big gorilla forwards like Cloke Kennedy and Franklin.

[old dee 24,001]

 dc and dd covered it perfectly.

[Mach5 4,768]

5 minutes ago, old dee said:

 dc and dd covered it perfectly.

If you say so.

[FarNorthernD 5,861]

I hope I'm in Melbourne the day Jack T runs out onto the G again. 

From the Age.

Trengove's return will be 'special', says Watts 

Edited January 4, 2016 by fndee

[McQueen 17,867]

4 hours ago, fndee said:

I hope I'm in Melbourne the day Jack T runs out onto the G again. 

From the Age.

Trengove's return will be 'special', says Watts 

I'll travel to whichever venue in the country for it.

 

[Yossarian 1,820]

16 hours ago, fndee said:

I hope I'm in Melbourne the day Jack T runs out onto the G again. 

From the Age.

Trengove's return will be 'special', says Watts 

I hate that I can't help but hear that in Bruce McAvaney's voice. God damn it.

[Devil is in the Detail 883]

20 minutes ago, Jesus Hoganshaw said:

I hate that I can't help but hear that in Bruce McAvaney's voice. God damn it.

Delicious

[Roger Mellie 4,173]

Slowly but surely:

http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/melbourne-demons/jack-trengove-ready-to-take-next-step-in-return-from-serious-foot-injury/news-story/ac0aeb9f1dc517187bc00eb221ee9f78

I want him to successfully come back just as much as I want team success.

[binman 44,528]

29 minutes ago, Roger Mellie said:

Slowly but surely:

http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/melbourne-demons/jack-trengove-ready-to-take-next-step-in-return-from-serious-foot-injury/news-story/ac0aeb9f1dc517187bc00eb221ee9f78

I want him to successfully come back just as much as I want team success.

Loved this bit:

Based on what he’s observed on the training track this pre-season, Trengove expects the Demons to continue their improvement on the field with the often-maligned Jack Watts to be leading the charge.
“This pre-season’s been tremendous. I’ve seen a lot of improvement, a lot of the guys that have been around for a bit have really taken that next step,” he said.
“A prime example is Jack Watts. He’s copped a lot of stick over the time but if you ask any of the boys at the moment who the best trainer is, Wattsy would be right up there.

Of course the haters will find a way to make that comment into a negative (eg 'well he's coming from so far back....', 'should have been happening years ago', 'says more about his previous standards...'etc etc) but the haters gonna hate.

The quote from Trenners aligns with the obsevations some DL track watchers have made about Watss' voice and leadership in training. 

Good onya both Jacks

[Gator 17,972]

15 minutes ago, binman said:

Loved this bit:

Based on what he’s observed on the training track this pre-season, Trengove expects the Demons to continue their improvement on the field with the often-maligned Jack Watts to be leading the charge.
“This pre-season’s been tremendous. I’ve seen a lot of improvement, a lot of the guys that have been around for a bit have really taken that next step,” he said.
“A prime example is Jack Watts. He’s copped a lot of stick over the time but if you ask any of the boys at the moment who the best trainer is, Wattsy would be right up there.

Of course the haters will find a way to make that comment into a negative (eg 'well he's coming from so far back....', 'should have been happening years ago', 'says more about his previous standards...'etc etc) but the haters gonna hate.

This view shared by you and perhaps others is maniacal.

I can't imagine one supporter that doesn't want Watts to succeed and have a fantastic year of footy.  Notwithstanding my personal views as to the likelihood, I'll do cartwheels if he can kick 40+ goals.  Btw, I realise his success doesn't have to rely solely upon goals, but that's where I see his highest value.