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14 hours ago, dworship said:

I went along to training 2 weeks ago with the specific aim of looking at the players in rehab. I spent 15 mins watching Jones in competitive work and he certainly didn't look like a player who was struggling with a calf. So I'm interested in what you have observed or who have you spoken to that makes you think the injury is "much worse"?

Thanks, Jones had a good solid main session at Maroochydore, I was told by a reliable source

14 hours ago, Vineytime said:

I don’t, he is still connected within the Club and his “mail” is generally pretty good...

You will find Lyon's 'influence' at the club  has declined badly since the new regime took over, he like a lot of other 'journalists gets his info second hand from sites such as Demonland or interpreting Ben Guthrie's articles on AFL website in the negative

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    3 hours ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Thanks, Jones had a good solid main session at Maroochydore, I was told by a reliable source

    You will find Lyon's 'influence' at the club  has declined badly since the new regime took over, he like a lot of other 'journalists gets his info second hand from sites such as Demonland or interpreting Ben Guthrie's articles on AFL website in the negative

    Thanks, that's very good news on both fronts. 

    We need a fit Jones over the season, not one playing a week at a time nursing injury. 

    I'm afraid Garry lost me a long time ago. 

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    9 hours ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Thanks, Jones had a good solid main session at Maroochydore, I was told by a reliable source

     

    Thanks Saty, Jackaub hasn't replied to my question so one can only assume they are off getting in touch with their feelings.

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    On 31/01/2018 at 8:39 PM, Vineytime said:

    I don’t, he is still connected within the Club and his “mail” is generally pretty good...

    He's really not. He gets his info from Bigfooty. They even joked about it on SEN once.

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