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Demonland Podcast featuring Bayley Fritsch 13/8 @ 8:30pm

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Got a question for Bayley? (not relating to his move from the backline to the forward line ?)

 

It is a good question tho... :) :) :) 

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    Great get.

    I would love to get an insight into the true impact on players individualy,  and at a team level, of a really interrupted preseason.

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    Please ask what he thinks about the nickname Fritzl

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    Can’t recall if it’s been mentioned before, interested to hear if any other clubs had spoken to him prior to his draft year, or if he was told other clubs might be keen on him.

    Thank you.

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    17 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    Can’t recall if it’s been mentioned before, interested to hear if any other clubs had spoken to him prior to his draft year, or if he was told other clubs might be keen on him.

    Thank you.

    I believe West Coast were interested and I have that as one of the questions. 

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    Good get guys! He's a pretty shy kid. 

    Be interested to know if his younger brother (also at Casey) can follow in his footsteps.

    And following the footage pre-season of him laying into Viney with the boxing pads does he have an ambitions to follow bin his father's footsteps and be the toughest bloke in the Yarra Valley! :)

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    Question for Bayley - what's his diet secret for keeping so slim? - i need to try it. 

    Also, if he needs to put on some weight, I have a proven technique to do so.

    Thank you.

     

     

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    Questions -

    1)To echo Deetox, how's Darcy going? Obviously with the changes to VFL list structure it makes it harder to see him play.

    2) Fritsch was one of the very few players to put in a strong preseason. He amped up his running capacity to add to his versatility. I know he'll trot out the old 'I'm happy to play wherever the coach wants' blah blah but if you can get out of him his preferred position that would be great ? 

    3) Did he frame his AFLX premiership jumper, or better still, the fluro shorts? 

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    Is George on the Outer the old ABC Commentator Charles Slade?  Sounds like him to me!

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