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Simon Goodwin on SEN (12/2/19)

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Heard it this morning.  Another terrible interview.

Discussed one player - Petracca.

It's the players that supporters want to hear about and virtually nothing else.

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    Preuss - Big man who needs to improve fundamentals, working on them (overhead marking/ground balls) hasn’t missed a session. Gawn has had a high work load and having Braydon will release him for stints into the forward line. Sounded like if Preuss improved enough then there was a spot in the team for him. 

    May - Nothing about his hammy, learning the ‘Melbourne way’, different from the Gold Coast although didn’t specify how. Can’t see him in the leadership group even though was at GC. Will be an Important player for us, sees the game well

     Petracca  - Even though coming into 5th year has a lot of improvement left. Re-joined the main training group two weeks ago after a ‘really solid’ stint in rehab after post season surgery.

    Prelim - covered it really briefly with the group. Won’t go over it again. More of a focus on totality of the year and how to react in certain situations 

    Leadership - was suggested by Garry that perhaps Jonesto take a back seat for the last two years of career. Goodwin indicated that there would not be any big changes to the group. Got the feeling that they are happy with dual captains. 

    Contract - Sounds like a formality. Both sides keen.

    Jag - Goodie has an E Pace sitting in his drive. Lucky man

     

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    13 hours ago, ProDee said:

    Heard it this morning.  Another terrible interview.

    Discussed one player - Petracca.

    It's the players that supporters want to hear about and virtually nothing else.

    Did you expect something of reasonable quality?  If so, more fool you.

    I gave up listening to SEN years ago.  They rarely, if ever, offer anything insightful.

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