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6 hours ago, Fifty-5 said:

Right now OMac is at least pencilled in for R1 considering WC tall forward line and Petty training with the forwards.  Quite a few posters here and a particular questioner at the Info night need to come to terms with this reality.

Yeah, nah.

 
3 hours ago, jnrmac said:

Yeah, nah.

Want to have a tiny wager?

I've been down to a few preseason training sessions last year and i'm very confident that both Hunt and O.Mac will be in the team in round 1. Hunt hasn't missed a beat in terms of training and he even came back earlier than required which clearly shows to me anyway that he is doing everything possible for a contract extension. On O.Mac, he's got his mojo back and has bulked up in the upper body and will combine well with the likes of May and Lever. Ideally i'd have Smith take his role but we all know how injury prone Smith is which gives O.Mac the edge over anyone else fighting for his spot. 

On a different note, has anyone else struggled to find the 3 list spots we'll need to go into this years draft? so far I have Jones, J.Wagner and Baker. Our list is looking very strong. 

Edited by Caligula's cohort

 

Reading the little tidbits on Bennell and him doing shots on goal barely missing makes me feel if we can harness just a portion of his potential timed right it could mean the difference between us winning the premiership. You need X-factors to win premierships can he definitely has it, I think if we can get 50 games out of him then we'll be doing very well but those 50 games could be pure magic.

Thanks to everyone for the training reports, being on the other side of the world it's easy to feel disconnected but this at least makes me feel like I'm in the know with the club's activities.

On 1/15/2020 at 2:42 PM, jnrmac said:

Yeah, nah.

Yeah,Yeah


On 1/15/2020 at 12:13 PM, Fat Tony said:

Hunt is still our best bet as a forward pocket IMO. He kicked 21 goals in 18 games last year, which is respectable. Bedford, Pickett Lockhart, Spargo or Corey Wagner would need to step up to take his spot.

Forward pocket or goal square,  i don't mind,  depending on Match-ups.

If hunt was in G/Sq,  then I'd have Weide in the pocket,  with a clever small/short in the other pocket.

 

Maybe IF Petacca starts in the on-ball pack, then he might rotate through the bench.?   This could allow another to play HFF.?  A Hannan or Dunkley, Spargo,  or AVB.?

it adds flexibility to our forward lineup.

On 1/16/2020 at 1:04 AM, Caligula's cohort said:

I've been down to a few preseason training sessions last year and i'm very confident that both Hunt and O.Mac will be in the team in round 1. Hunt hasn't missed a beat in terms of training and he even came back earlier than required which clearly shows to me anyway that he is doing everything possible for a contract extension. On O.Mac, he's got his mojo back and has bulked up in the upper body and will combine well with the likes of May and Lever. Ideally i'd have Smith take his role but we all know how injury prone Smith is which gives O.Mac the edge over anyone else fighting for his spot. 

On a different note, has anyone else struggled to find the 3 list spots we'll need to go into this years draft? so far I have Jones, J.Wagner and Baker. Our list is looking very strong. 

We can't afford to lose real pace.   And physical maturity,  replaced by a first Yr kid.

Baker is safe, unless he thucks up badly.   2021 imo,  will be make or not.?   I think he's safe until end of 2021.

 

You haven't considered any trades Out,  instead of just dee-listings.?

Edited by MyFavouriteMartian

hey guys, just wondering the best spot to find training photos. i'm not understanding the new demonland training report layout. A picture tells a thousand words and love seeing who has put in the hard work etc. 

 

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