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TRAINING: Monday 18th November 2019

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32 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

 

jebus, even when he is smiling he looks like he is about to take your head off.  scary mofo

thanks for the pics Saty

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    27 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Or here

    Is Langdon going to be #15 or did they just give him Billy's jumper to wear for training?

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    20 minutes ago, Lefty said:

    Is Langdon going to be #15 or did they just give him Billy's jumper to wear for training?

    He is definitely 15 or so i have been told

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    56 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

    He is definitely 15 or so i have been told

    Hopefully he may live up to the dizzying standard set by Ricky Petterd in #15.

    We're due to have a #15 that can play. The last one we had was Paul Hopgood, since then we've had Funcke, Smith, Petterd, Rodan and Stretch (source: DemonWiki) - all borderline AFL but NQR players. 

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    6 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    Hopefully he may live up to the dizzying standard set by Ricky Petterd in #15.

    We're due to have a #15 that can play. The last one we had was Paul Hopgood, since then we've had Funcke, Smith, Petterd, Rodan and Stretch (source: DemonWiki) - all borderline AFL but NQR players. 

    We've  had way more than our fair share of funke

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    14 hours ago, Demonland said:

    3 mins 12 secs per km

    Not bad. 

    Especially given the undulating terrain and mostly gravel surface!

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    1 hour ago, Nasher said:

    Hopefully he may live up to the dizzying standard set by Ricky Petterd in #15.

    We're due to have a #15 that can play. The last one we had was Paul Hopgood, since then we've had Funcke, Smith, Petterd, Rodan and Stretch (source: DemonWiki) - all borderline AFL but NQR players. 

    We all have differing opinions, but I think you're being generous with Paul Hopgood's ability. I'd go back to Stephen Tingay (and if he doesn't qualify because he played his best football in #2, all the way to Stan Alves).

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    9 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

    We all have differing opinions, but I think you're being generous with Paul Hopgood's ability. I'd go back to Stephen Tingay (and if he doesn't qualify because he played his best football in #2, all the way to Stan Alves).

    Now he could play!

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    4 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

    We all have differing opinions, but I think you're being generous with Paul Hopgood's ability. I'd go back to Stephen Tingay (and if he doesn't qualify because he played his best football in #2, all the way to Stan Alves).

    Yep - the tail end of Hopgood’s career was around when I started paying enough attention to know the ins and outs of each player, so I probably am being generous. Definitely wouldn’t count Tingay, so Alves it is.

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    On 11/18/2019 at 12:12 PM, Demonland said:

     

    Anyone know what the typical 3 km time is. I just ran 16 flat but am 39 with a crook back. Still knackered. 

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    21 minutes ago, CYB said:

    Anyone know what the typical 3 km time is. I just ran 16 flat but am 39 with a crook back. Still knackered. 

    Anything sub 10 minutes is very good, getting down towards 9:30 is elite. If your mids can do around 10:30 and bigger guys at around 11 then that’s handy.

    Im surprised we haven’t followed the draft combine and most clubs in doing 2kms but really I doubt it matters much. 

    The repeat 200m runs and repeat sprints that they do at the end of sessions are probably a better guide for how a guy might play. 

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    31 minutes ago, CYB said:

    Anyone know what the typical 3 km time is. I just ran 16 flat but am 39 with a crook back. Still knackered. 

    That’s faster than May ran it day 1 last year.

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    16 hours ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Not full on at all

    Both about a few kilos fitter than last season 

    Big big year for Trac and back to 2018 year for  Hibbo.

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