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AzzKikA Redleg

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4 hours ago, AzzKikA said:

Trenners in im going to the game, not in i will not be going.  I am expecting us to get smashed but i just wanna cheer him when he runs out there after sooo long!

 

 

51 minutes ago, Mickey said:

HE'S BACK!!!! (Source: MFC website)

http://m.melbournefc.com.au/news/2016-06-02/trengove-makes-longawaited-return

Looks like im going then!

 

 

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There was an amazing moment at training today where, during a full team kick-in simulation, Trengrove, cleverly intercepted  the ball and fired the ball back over the head of the defender for a goal.

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His hounding off this site by the selfish minority is a loss to all of us.  We all have difference interests and focuses when it comes to training reports and Saty provide a unique

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Whilst there's other threads regards Jack and the odd snippet of information here and there within training reports, I thought having a thread dedicated to his recovery from the Navicular injury would

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TeamPlayedFine39 Redleg

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That photo of Trac hugging Trengove got me...

There's also a bit of poetry in him returning against Hawthorn, the team he debuted against Round one 2010.

 

 

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Skuit Mighty Demon

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I got excited by this line; 'Although Roos said it was such an unknown if Trengove would ever play again, he added that he’s actually returned quicker than expected' - then realised it was referring to rehab time and not foot-speed. Congrats to Jack - can't wait to see him on the park. Tempting fate, but it feels as if the MFCSS is slowly lifting.

Hellaintabadplacetobe Redleg

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22 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

I truly dont give a shite how he plays this week. The moment he runs out will mean he has already won. 

So happy for him.

I reckon I'll tear up ??

 

Yeah it is an incredible story really, plenty on here said he`d never play again and who could blame them. I nearly got teary just looking at that pick at training hugging Trac. Lets hope it inspires the players this weekend.

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faultydet Redleg

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Was going to skip watching or listening to this game, as I thought we were in for a hiding.

 

Damn you Trenners, how can I ignore the game now!?

 

 

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jnrmac Legend

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Wow.. Just wow.

A great feel good story. Hope it galvanises and inspires the team. We need his leadership.

 

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Well i didn't think he was going to make it back

happy to be wrong. I wish him well and hope his journey inspires the whole team to accept nothing less than Victory. 

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1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Well i didn't think he was going to make it back

happy to be wrong. I wish him well and hope his journey inspires the whole team to accept nothing less than Victory. 

Make sure you eat the very last crumb, SWYL.

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Generation dee Mighty Demon

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Keep in mind, this isn't just jack returning from 2 years out. It's jack returning from the initial stress fracture that he played through season 2013 with, when being burdened with the captaincy. Even though he played 22 games that year, he was never close to 100% yet played through to help his team.

All the best jack, I won't be at the game as I'm still in Asia, but I'll be keeping an eye on it and wishing you all the best.  

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John Dee Redleg

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Trenners and Trac would have spent countless hours together in the Rehab group last year. Trac would be absolutely stoked to see him back in the side.

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20 minutes ago, AzzKikA said:

I reckon i will tear up at the game, and my wife will call me a loser.

 

so just a standard saturday for you then mate?    :P

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jules7 Demon

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That photo, I've already teared up, what will Saturday bring!  What a fantastic outcome for Trenners, MFC and all supporters, bring it on!

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Fabulous to have him back and into a team looking forward. Should be inspiring to all involved.

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This should give the boys a real lift!

I expect us to go hammer and tongs on the weekend.

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