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31 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

I’m guessing that the remaining training sessions this week (Wednesday and Friday) will take place at Casey Fields to avoid the tennis crowds. 

That practice match in March vs Richmond should also be at Casey.

On Friday, a supporter by the name of Gus, who's now either a volunteer or on the payroll and helps out at training, said next week's (now this week) training was at Casey on Monday and Friday and Wednesday was at Gosch's.

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28 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

I’m guessing that the remaining training sessions this week (Wednesday and Friday) will take place at Casey Fields to avoid the tennis crowds. 

That practice match in March vs Richmond should also be at Casey.

AFL Training Sessions

Date: Wednesday 25 January
Time: 9:30am
Location: Gosch's Paddock

Casey Fields Training Sessions

All Casey Field training sessions are currently closed to the public.

Still expected to be Wednesday. I don’t think the tennis is a real encumbrance. But they have issues a little warning to our intrepid Casey watchers. I wonder if they’ll start locking the gate 

 
9 hours ago, McQueen said:

Oliver back on field. 

Well he is our Black Knight; "'Tis but a flesh wound", "Tis but a scratch"

7 hours ago, Demonland said:

 

Gus certainly does NOT look overweight in that photo


 

What a great day. Watched the boys go around at Casey. Caught up with an old girlfriend at the Botanical Hotel (had a chat with Gil there too) and slipped back to her place in South Yarra for some dessert. 
Reckon I’ll sleep well tonight. 😊💪

6 hours ago, McQueen said:

I do apologise. 
 

It was far worse watching though I’ll give ya the tip. 

Please don’t apologise - it was great to get the info, and a little entertaining in retrospect to see how I and others overreacted! 
 

Thanks for going to the effort for the rest of us!

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2 hours ago, adonski said:

MJ looking like an Adonis only a couple months in 🤩

 

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Given he’s your avatar, should that not read like an adonksi? 😁

5 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

Given he’s your avatar, should that not read like an adonksi? 😁

Terrific point 

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