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Training - Tuesday 16 May 2017

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A lot going on no doubt,but any training ?

 

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    2 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

    A lot going on no doubt,but any training ?

     

    was wondering this too, bub. usually training on tuesday.

    very keen to see how hunt is travelling

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    1 hour ago, daisycutter said:

    was wondering this too, bub. usually training on tuesday.

    very keen to see how hunt is travelling

    According to Misson, he felt fine in the rooms after the hit, hasn't felt much in the way of after-effects since, and trained well today.  If he pulls up well from today's training, and trains well again on Thurs, he is expected to be fit to play this weekend, which is great news! 

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    1 minute ago, Vagg said:

    According to Misson, he trained well today, and is expected to be fit to play this weekend, which is great news! 

    thanks. vaggy. great to hear

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    15 minutes ago, Vagg said:

    According to Misson, he trained well today, and is expected to be fit to play this weekend, which is great news! 

    Funny how concussion works. Hunt looked fine in the rooms not long after the knock and going on the above, should be right to play. Some players can cop them and be right to go. Selwood has been knocked out a few times and been right the next week. 

    Brayshaw now seems to be really susceptible to it. I know myself, I got knocked out a few times playing junior footy and now any type of hit I get to the head seems to knock me around big time. 

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