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3 minutes ago, ManDee said:

161118_Smith.jpg Who is this?

That is a significantly bigger Joel Smith.

 

Wow!!

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Just now, McQueen said:

That is a significantly bigger Joel Smith.

 

Wow!!

That's who I thought, but was put off by the size, bigger than dad.

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13 minutes ago, ManDee said:

161118_Smith.jpg Who is this? Melbourne Demons Training SessionDecember last year

Holy F$#@ Batman.... Someone been leaving bomber kitbags around ?? :o

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4 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

Holy F$#@ Batman.... Someone been leaving bomber kitbags around ?? :o

No problem Beeb, he loves his spinach.

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3 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

He looks more like his dad than his dad does.

Can he leap buildings in a single bound !!!!

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That photo probably overstates Smith's change in body shape. It's noticeable but not crazy. The change in definition is what makes him look so impressive but it's a good change from a basketballer to a footballer's body. Having that background in pro sports and being a bit older probably helps.

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I'm excited that they have music. Just one speaker so far but it's something I think they could build on and play crowd noise during goal kicking practise, play some tunes during the warmup and maybe cut it off for the focused training.

I think it's a sign that Goodwin isn't afraid to be innovative and to mix things up. 

So music is a tick from me. 

Toilets must be next.:pj:

Then a sound wall and more trees to stop the toxic diesel fumes at the freeway end please.

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By all reports, Joel Smith and McKenna could be real smokies next season.

ANB looks like a man on a mission too.

Havent seen enough of Maynard as yet but competition for spots is going to be fierce.

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8 minutes ago, DeeZee said:

By all reports, Joel Smith and McKenna could be real smokies next season.

ANB looks like a man on a mission too.

Havent seen enough of Maynard as yet but competition for spots is going to be fierce.

Maynard doesn't look too bad for a B class rookie, if that makes sense, I expected his kicking to be all over the place but it's quite good, and he is like a sponge asking questions all the time, when he is not in the drill, he watches intently

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38 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

I'm excited that they have music. Just one speaker so far but it's something I think they could build on and play crowd noise during goal kicking practise, play some tunes during the warmup and maybe cut it off for the focused training.

I think it's a sign that Goodwin isn't afraid to be innovative and to mix things up. 

So music is a tick from me. 

Toilets must be next.:pj:

Then a sound wall and more trees to stop the toxic diesel fumes at the freeway end please.

They are building a block on the corner DS, still means a run there and back though, Jesse used this as a warm up this morning

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42 minutes ago, DeeZee said:

 

ANB looks like a man on a mission too.

Sounds like it from a couple of reports but someone mentioned in one of the training day threads there is a push for him to move to small fwd. I know we are well represented at inside mid but not sure that move will pan out. 

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5 hours ago, waynewussell said:

Just noticed Ollie sitting on the grass watching... I'll keep an eye on him The competive, half ground ball movement continues... several looking a bit worn out now

Love the reports thanks.

Was Ollie maybe looking for a drink?  Or the booze bus on Punt Road?

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8 minutes ago, monoccular said:

Love the reports thanks.

Was Ollie maybe looking for a drink?  Or the booze bus on Punt Road?

That's not nice, already reported the poor bugger was crook, can't take a trick, spoke to him, didn't look or sound well, believe there has been a bit of a bug floating around the club

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1 hour ago, DeeSpencer said:

That photo probably overstates Smith's change in body shape. It's noticeable but not crazy. The change in definition is what makes him look so impressive but it's a good change from a basketballer to a footballer's body. Having that background in pro sports and being a bit older probably helps.

 

Gee I don't know about that... He looks like he's put on about 5 kegs of lean muscle on his jaw and neck alone

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