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TRAINING: Wednesday 22nd January 2020

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48 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

He started with a minor calf as I understand it. Given how these injuries have a history of hanging around I am hoping they are being ultra cautious with him

This is about his 4th calf issue in his career, so assume caution is the word

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    If the Dees improve as much as the quality of Demonland training  reports this pre season, #17 to #1 will be a breeze  in 2020. Thanks track watchers!

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    My son Liam took a bunch of shots today and as there are too many to post in here, this is a link to my Facebook where I created an album for his work; I’m proud of his work, and not just as a father of a kid who dreams becoming a sports photographer...

    https://m.facebook.com/tim.fleming.75/albums/2821236737911591/?ref=bookmarks

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    7 hours ago, ships said:
     

    I saw Tomlinson walking up and down Portsea back beach in early Jan with I assume his partner. He was in bright pink shorts too. Was hard to miss. Looked in a fair bit of discomfort so would assume still a bit away. Big boy though, ripping shape!

    I spoke to Tomlinson after today’s training as we were waiting to cross Punt Rd (he was on his way to grab a coffee), and he told me he’s back training with the main group at this Friday’s closed session at Casey.

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    15 minutes ago, hardtack said:

    My son Liam took a bunch of shots today and as there are too many to post in here, this is a link to my Facebook where I created an album for his work; I’m proud of his work, and not just as a father of a kid who dreams becoming a sports photographer...

    https://m.facebook.com/tim.fleming.75/albums/2821236737911591/?ref=bookmarks

    All hail Liam. Very nice work. Great to see. 

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    6 minutes ago, It's Time said:

    All hail Liam. Very nice work. Great to see. 

    Thanks! He’ll be happy to hear that.

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    5 hours ago, Demonland said:

     

    Nice of hunt to leave Viney open for that. Had the chance to shepherd but was too busy calling for a handball Viney wasnt in a position to give ?‍♂️

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    34 minutes ago, hardtack said:

    My son Liam took a bunch of shots today and as there are too many to post in here, this is a link to my Facebook where I created an album for his work; I’m proud of his work, and not just as a father of a kid who dreams becoming a sports photographer...

    https://m.facebook.com/tim.fleming.75/albums/2821236737911591/?ref=bookmarks

    These photos are fantastic. 

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    13 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    These photos are fantastic. 

    You just made him a happy lad! Thanks.

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    46 minutes ago, hardtack said:

    My son Liam took a bunch of shots today and as there are too many to post in here, this is a link to my Facebook where I created an album for his work; I’m proud of his work, and not just as a father of a kid who dreams becoming a sports photographer...

    https://m.facebook.com/tim.fleming.75/albums/2821236737911591/?ref=bookmarks

    Congrats Liam.

    Some really good shots in there with only a few that look anything like mine. I am really good at getting the vacant ground where the player was or Hiram just in the picture. I tried to consider them works of art but ultimately left the photographing to people like you who can really capture the movement and atmosphere in a single shot.

    Thanks for sharing.

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    Melk has a right hamstring issue said he should be running in a few days. Word on KK is that he hasn’t had a solid period of feeling right and they need him to be good for a solid 2 weeks before progressing. Tomlinson said he should be back in the main group on Friday. Oskar has a niggling groin but hopes to join the main group towards the back end of the camp. May just waiting for his stitches to come out (Friday?) before returning to the main group.

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    6 minutes ago, Mayhem said:

    Melk has a right hamstring issue said he should be running in a few days. Word on KK is that he hasn’t had a solid period of feeling right and they need him to be good for a solid 2 weeks before progressing. Tomlinson said he should be back in the main group on Friday. Oskar has a niggling groin but hopes to join the main group towards the back end of the camp. May just waiting for his stitches to come out (Friday?) before returning to the main group.

    Great first up post. ?

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    29 minutes ago, dpositive said:

    Congrats Liam.

    Some really good shots in there with only a few that look anything like mine. I am really good at getting the vacant ground where the player was or Hiram just in the picture. I tried to consider them works of art but ultimately left the photographing to people like you who can really capture the movement and atmosphere in a single shot.

    Thanks for sharing.

    Thanks ?

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    Great pics @hardtack and son. The Maxy chasing Hibbo pics are classic.

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    1 hour ago, hardtack said:

    My son Liam took a bunch of shots today and as there are too many to post in here, this is a link to my Facebook where I created an album for his work; I’m proud of his work, and not just as a father of a kid who dreams becoming a sports photographer...

    https://m.facebook.com/tim.fleming.75/albums/2821236737911591/?ref=bookmarks

    Great job with the photos Liam, love your work 

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    1 hour ago, hardtack said:

    My son Liam took a bunch of shots today and as there are too many to post in here, this is a link to my Facebook where I created an album for his work; I’m proud of his work, and not just as a father of a kid who dreams becoming a sports photographer...

    https://m.facebook.com/tim.fleming.75/albums/2821236737911591/?ref=bookmarks

    Bloody brilliant stuff Liam!!! Keep up the sensational work & go hard honing that craft.. well done ?? 

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    I spoke to Tomlinson and Baker after their rehab had finished and can confirm from previous reports that Tomlinson will be back on Friday and Baker told me he's 2 weeks away and eager to join the main group. 

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    This is a shot of Bedford putting every ounce of his strength into a kick that sent the ball full force into Brayshaw’s nuts! The ball rebounded straight back into Bedford’s face and then his hands and he played on... Brayshaw writhed around in agony on the ground for a couple of minutes (what must have seemed like a lifetime to him), before being assisted to the sidelines where he quickly recovered and rejoined the session.

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    Question for the track watchers, is there any signs towards a different game style that we might be employing next year? While I feel like we don't have a the patience and poise for the "keep away" footy that the Hawks were so good at for ages I do think our style (even in 2018) was too chaotic. It was high risk, high reward but last year showed that it leaves us very exposed so I'm hoping that we will be showing a little more patience and intelligence with the way we use the ball.

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    1 hour ago, Mayhem said:

    Melk has a right hamstring issue said he should be running in a few days. Word on KK is that he hasn’t had a solid period of feeling right and they need him to be good for a solid 2 weeks before progressing. Tomlinson said he should be back in the main group on Friday. Oskar has a niggling groin but hopes to join the main group towards the back end of the camp. May just waiting for his stitches to come out (Friday?) before returning to the main group.

    I can’t recall hearing or seeing KK training at all. Not good news. 

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