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http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-08-14/boost-for-demons-with-key-duo-firming-for-perth

I'm not at training but just came across that report. 

Summary:

  • Viney continued his recovery away from the main group, but importantly ran in runners and did some light kicking with rehab coach Cross
  • Max Gawn (corked calf), Clayton Oliver and Tom McDonald were among a group of players who were on light duties, but it is not uncommon for a light one-hour session less than 48 hours after a game.
  • Max says his calf is better this week than last week.
  • Hogan and Hunt (ankle) did not train with the team as they await the results on scans.
  • Jesse Hogan is expected to find out the results of scans on his injured foot sometime on Tuesday morning, but positively was not sporting a moon boot as he arrived at the club.
  • Hibberd looks to be a very good chance of playing against the Eagles
  • Melksham jogged laps at the end of the session and will have to prove that he is right to go during Thursday's main training

Interestingly, Max said Sam Weideman was ready to play vs Sydney had Max not been ready in time.  Good news, in case Jesse doesn't make it for WCE game.

Overall, while there are some recovering from niggles it doesn't sound too bad.  Would love for Melksham to be available.  He adds a bit of class fwd of the centre.

Edit:  Just saw the thread saying Hogan's season is over ?  Weideman's  day has arrived. 

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