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TRAINING: Wednesday 20th January 2021


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Let's keep the injuries to a minimum which is the key to a good season. Thanks for the report GOTO.

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  • Whispering_Jack changed the title to TRAINING: Wednesday 20th January 2021

Heard Jordan Lewis on sen this evening commenting that Kossie Pickett was displaying attributes that he has only seen before in one Cyril Rioli.

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Fantastic to have another Demonlander making the effort to get to Casey to provide us with a Wednesday training report.   Thanks George. 

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6 hours ago, Pates said:

Great work @george_on_the_outer did you happen to spot if Tom McDonald was competing with the forwards or against them?

I was there for about 2 hours, and because I was outside the fence it was really difficult to pick out individuals, especially when half were in vests.  And most of the exercises were in mixed groups, or full length circle type work, with a concentration on kicking and ball movement skills, so there wasn't much done in traditional player roles.  Tom was certainly out there, and moving freely, but I really can't add more than that. 

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12 hours ago, loges said:

Heard Jordan Lewis on sen this evening commenting that Kossie Pickett was displaying attributes that he has only seen before in one Cyril Rioli.

That, alone, is a very strong recommendation to keep him learning and improving on our training list for as long as it may reasonably take. This may not be a widespread view amongst Dees' supporters but in my mind, an oracle has spoken and Yze, Chocko and Lewis have the skills and intellects to bring out from such potentials another Farmer champion. If we can punt on players with limited extended success like the Weed, OMac and several others across season after season of hope and expectation, a more singular development of one is common sense. 

 

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5 minutes ago, Deemania since 56 said:

That, alone, is a very strong recommendation to keep him learning and improving on our training list for as long as it may reasonably take. This may not be a widespread view amongst Dees' supporters but in my mind, an oracle has spoken and Yze, Chocko and Lewis have the skills and intellects to bring out from such potentials another Farmer champion. If we can punt on players with limited extended success like the Weed, OMac and several others across season after season of hope and expectation, a more singular development of one is common sense. 

 

Are you talking about Pickett or Farmer?

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33 minutes ago, Deemania since 56 said:

That, alone, is a very strong recommendation to keep him learning and improving on our training list for as long as it may reasonably take. This may not be a widespread view amongst Dees' supporters but in my mind, an oracle has spoken and Yze, Chocko and Lewis have the skills and intellects to bring out from such potentials another Farmer champion. If we can punt on players with limited extended success like the Weed, OMac and several others across season after season of hope and expectation, a more singular development of one is common sense. 

 

Lewis was talking about Kossie Pickett, not Farmer.

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Thx goto and all other training reporters, you ppl are legends doing a great job that I very much appreciate.

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13 hours ago, manny100 said:

Can't find the training schedule. Is there training tomorrow ( 21/1/21) from 9am at Casey open to supporters????

Training is 'closed'.  However, some were lucky enough to get into the ground on Monday.  Others have had to watch from outside the cyclone fence which is about 20m from the oval boundary.  You can walk around the perimeter and see what is happening in different parts of the ground.  But it is difficult to see what is happening on the other side or what is happening with ball movement and positioning.  Made more difficult when players are wearing bibs which they swap frequently.  And difficult to hear coaches/players over the music.

I went last week until the rain came - about 45 min.  That was probably enough to see who was there, who was in rehab what some of the plays were, guess the tone/energy of the group etc.  So for me an hour is about enough.  Does that make a trip to Casey worth while.  Not sure.

Training is Monday, Wednesday and Friday and players seem to be out on the ground at about 9.00am.

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