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On 8/8/2023 at 2:45 PM, kev martin said:

 I believe the last FiFA game at AAMI is tomorrow.

Could be a a chance that the MFC teams are back into AAMI and on Gosch's soon.

Maybe a captain's run on Saturday morning!

Sorry, I thought it was a Sunday game, game on Saturday night!

Perhaps a captain's run tomorrow, Friday 9.30 am at Gosch's, or The Junction, or Xavier.

Gosch's, would be best for me!

 
On 7/17/2023 at 9:31 PM, monoccular said:

As I recall the Beaumaris oval was designated to be exactly MCG dimensions.  Some association with MCC / Vic cricket.  I would love them to train there - nice and close to home.

My kid played there last week, nice ground

14 hours ago, kev martin said:

Sorry, I thought it was a Sunday game, game on Saturday night!

Perhaps a captain's run tomorrow, Friday 9.30 am at Gosch's, or The Junction, or Xavier.

Gosch's, would be best for me!

So they actually did do a Junction session this week? Thought it might have been a rumour! 

Would have loved to wing on down being in the area. For old times sake. 

Edited by layzie

 

No-one on Gosch's this morning. 

It is a rugby ground at the moment. 

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11 minutes ago, kev martin said:

The team is not at Gosch's. 

I wonder where they are.

Trying to find “the forward connection”?

Just realised that they play, Sunday. 

Good chance they will out on Gosch's tomorrow (Tuesday) at around 11.30 am, for a recovery and review session.

Then Thursday 9.30 am at Casey, for the main training.

Maybe a Captain's run, on Saturday morning at Gosch's, 9.30 am.

Edited by kev martin

 
10 minutes ago, kev martin said:

The team are not at Gosch's.  

mate, you’re having a tough run. it’s a pity the club can’t inform us of training schedule 

thanks for the efforts anyway!

55 minutes ago, DubDee said:

mate, you’re having a tough run. it’s a pity the club can’t inform us of training schedule 

thanks for the efforts anyway!

You're welcome.

Helps me get out for those morning walks, via the Yarra and the Botanical. I enjoy that, and the storms young players were having some fullish sims.

Beautiful day down here in Melbourne. 

 

I thought, maybe the club has changed up its training routine, as it prepares for a finals assault.

I will have a sqizz at Gosch's again, Thursday morning.

Edited by kev martin


1 hour ago, kev martin said:

The team are not at Gosch's.  

Weren't they at Casey while the World cup is on?

23 minutes ago, loges said:

Weren't they at Casey while the World cup is on?

They were all over the place, Xavier, Junction and Casey.

FIFA games are no longer played at AAMI. Last one was on the 8th, I think. I expect/assume that their facilities at AAMI are now available to use. 

Edited by kev martin

5 hours ago, kev martin said:

They were all over the place, Xavier, Junction and Casey.

FIFA games are no longer played at AAMI. Last one was on the 8th, I think. I expect/assume that their facilities at AAMI are now available to use. 

And again this highlights our "BASKET CASE" of a search for a permanent home base!

I reckon we should invite @gOLLy to attend training and give us his insights.

We could call his report the Good Golly Gosch Goings-on.

 


1 hour ago, Demonstone said:

I reckon we should invite @gOLLy to attend training and give us his insights.

We could call his report the Good Golly Gosch Goings-on.

 

GGGGO

  • 2 weeks later...

Speculation of training program.

From the FB page with some photos of being them at Casey for a run today, I would guess that they train again, Saturday morning, Monday morning and the Captain's run Wednesday, at Gosch's for the advertised open training. https://www.melbournefc.com.au/teams/training-times

AFL Training Sessions

Open Training
Wednesday 6 September
9:00am - 10:30am
Includes retail, membership, food trucks, face-painting, sponsor giveaways.

Perhaps at Gosch's Saturday (start 9.00 or 9.30 am), before they head to Boxhill to support the Casey team, (they may do it at Casey though).

Monday could be their main training, I expect it to be a closed session, out at Casey.

Edited by kev martin

I saw numerous photos on the club website - but nothing showing Frittata or a moon boot. 

Given that the Pies trained on the "G" today, I expect us to get a run on it tomorrow (Saturday) and not Gosch's. 


17 hours ago, monoccular said:

I saw numerous photos on the club website - but nothing showing Frittata or a moon boot. 

Gawn said he's out of the moon boot today.

Hope the sprinklers are on full

 

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