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Training - Thursday 5th January, 2017

waynewussell
in Melbourne Demons

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Got here a little early, had a chat to Dom Tyson. He is waiting on scans on his right knee. Doesn't know the outcome yet. Hopes that he has enough in the bank to make round 1 if the scans are positive. He is just walking laps this morning

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    thanks WW

    didn't know Tyson hurt his knee.  from what you discussed, worst case might be a month off full training for a scope?

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    6 minutes ago, DubDee said:

    thanks WW

    didn't know Tyson hurt his knee.  from what you discussed, worst case might be a month off full training for a scope?

    There have been reports on the training thread covering the break that Tyson suffered some damage to his knee and Christian Salem was concussed again. Michael Hibberd was reported to have also incurred a knee injury but it wasn't as severe as Tyson's.

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    Full ground short pass, run on activity now completed. The main group now split up into 3 groups, rotating through varied activities... evasive handball, forward leading against limited defenders etc

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    Bernie just copped Oliver with a shoulder to the head... young bloke shaking it out, then lays a hard tackle on Spencer

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    Just checked with Wagner on the Maroochydore Camp this year. He says four days after Australia Day, so later this year. He also said he'd just come back from there!

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    3 minutes ago, waynewussell said:

    Just checked with Wagner on the Maroochydore Camp this year. He says four days after Australia Day, so later this year. He also said he'd just come back from there!

    Do you mean they are going for 4 days sometime after Aust day, or that they arrive 4 days after Aust day?

    Need exact dates so I can try to attend......

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    38 minutes ago, faultydet said:

    Do you mean they are going for 4 days sometime after Aust day, or that they arrive 4 days after Aust day?

    Need exact dates so I can try to attend......

    I assumed the latter, but was unsure! Perhaps he meant they will be there for the four days immediately following Aust Day!

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    2 minutes ago, waynewussell said:

    I assumed the latter, but was unsure! Perhaps he meant they will be there for the four days immediately following Aust Day!

    Oh well, thanks for trying ww.

    I'm sure it will be on the club website with plenty of time to spare.

     

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