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Training, Friday 11th December, 2015

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2 hours ago, olisik said:

JKH has no leg speed...

Maybe not, but he is a good depth player for us. And that is obviously something we haven't had in many years. 

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    1 hour ago, Salems Lot said:

    Was there training today?

    Yes and Salem's skills are sublime. He was walking along between drills and kicked the ball with heavy back spin, about 20m,  it reared back quickly and acutely after hitting the turf and landed neatly in his hands. Without a beat being missed, he casually nailed someone, with a laces out (must have been Trac)pass that required extraordinary reflexes to pick up its speed and Mark. Always working on the craftsmanship of the game. 

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    On 14 December 2015 at 4:08 PM, Wormburner said:

    Maybe not, but he is a good depth player for us. And that is obviously something we haven't had in many years. 

    I am more enthused about him being a skilled depth player, if a depth player he remains.

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    I train 7 days a week,lots of elbow exercise perhaps I will become a de de-luded supporter next year.Sorry I cannot mention where I drink except it is at a secret camp.

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    1 hour ago, ENYAW said:

    I train 7 days a week,lots of elbow exercise perhaps I will become a de de-luded supporter next year.Sorry I cannot mention where I drink except it is at a secret camp.

    Swan bank, Waney? Le Merde?

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    31 minutes ago, Demi Dee said:

    Swan bank, Waney? Le Merde?

    Not a reflection of your posts, merely a definition inventory based on a word search. didnt mean to post. Just doing a check 

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