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Training Week Commencing 19/3

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They must be like a pack of restless dogs about to be walked, preseason is a looong boring gig when you just wanna play the game.

 

 
 
15 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Oliver's Fitness Test:

 

This is a disaster. Viney AND potentially Oliver out. FAAARRRRRKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111


Latest from my Brother who went down to mainly see Oliver:

Oliver originally did kicking work with Jones, Tim Smith and a coach, but was spared a high intensity tackling drill done by the rest of the group.

He later joined match simulation and looked good in his eyes.  Running and kicking without any perceived issues.

Just now Oliver has been doing stoppage work with Gawn, Maynard, Salem, Brayshaw, Lewis, Harmes, and Petracca (wearing different colour bibs).

Lots of supporters in attendance.  High intensity session with 28 trying to fit into 22.  Thinks Spargo is a very hard tackler.  And liked the look of Weideman, who he hasn't always been bullish on, but now is.  Says Weideman moving very well and just looks a natural footballer.  Said Balic looked good.

Thinks that any player who has recently had a niggle looks good.  Only players missing are Tom McDonald and Viney.

He's an amateur observer, so Ben Guthrie may be right, but he thought Oliver moved well and didn't notice any issues, although, as said, he was spared a very high intensity tackling session.

 

 

 

Would you be joining in match simulation if your fitness was in doubt ?


3 minutes ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

Thats a big statement

That the son of a VFL/AFL player and Grandson of a VFL/AFL champion player looks a natural footballer when said player is currently on an AFL list is a "big statement" ?

Looking like a "natural footballer" is a "big statement" ?

OK.


Still 3 more days for clarry, he should be fine. Why risk him with high intensity?

hell have another run through

54 minutes ago, Mr. White said:

Commence wrist slashing.

Aaaaaand, right on cue:

48 minutes ago, pewpewpew said:

This is a disaster. Viney AND potentially Oliver out. FAAARRRRRKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111

 

59 minutes ago, ProDee said:

Latest from my Brother who went down to mainly see Oliver:

Oliver originally did kicking work with Jones, Tim Smith and a coach, but was spared a high intensity tackling drill done by the rest of the group.

He later joined match simulation and looked good in his eyes.  Running and kicking without any perceived issues.

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He's an amateur observer, so Ben Guthrie may be right, but he thought Oliver moved well and didn't notice any issues, although, as said, he was spared a very high intensity tackling session.

 

 

If this is the brother that played a game at the Hawks, I would back his judgment over Ben Guthrie!


Can anyone pass the status of Tommy Bugg and Dom Tysons hair?
As the 2 best mops in the team I want to be sure that when I flick on Fox footy on Sunday that I will be graced with their 10/10 hairstyles.

On melbournefc app - Goody media conference confirmed Bar Fridge debut (well done young man), Clarry in (well done young man) and TMac and Jack Viney out for 6-8 weeks (WTF??)

2 minutes ago, small but forward said:

On melbournefc app - Goody media conference confirmed Bar Fridge debut (well done young man), Clarry in (well done young man) and TMac and Jack Viney out for 6-8 weeks (WTF??)

Conservative, I asked today, it is slow and steady with both, Club in no win situation, rush them back and exacerbate the problem etc etc

 
11 minutes ago, Rod Grinter Riot Squad said:

If this is the brother that played a game at the Hawks, I would back his judgment over Ben Guthrie!

No.  This is my middle Brother who was a chump and never made it past Xavier thirds..

Is OK at golf though.  Just OK.

3 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

Conservative, I asked today, it is slow and steady with both, Club in no win situation, rush them back and exacerbate the problem etc etc

You could've guessed this timeframe from Misson's injury report.

10 days to de-load and then they have to re-load which you imagine is another 10-15 days. That's 3 weeks right there. Then another 3 weeks to get to match fitness levels.


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