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BBB presumably being โ€˜managedโ€™. ย How are TMac and JVR looking?

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Forwards/Mids/Wingers doing a drill with either the wingers kicking from half forward flank or a Mid kicking from CHF into the forward line to a lead again focusing on if the ball isnโ€™t marked then it is swooped on and snapped for goal or a better option is kicked/handballed to. There is a lot of congestion and chaos built into the drill. Often the wingers will look for a better option at CHF first before kicking into the forward line.ย 


11 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Boundary throw in simulation drill with small forwards like Spargo, Nibbler and Chandler also involved with the Mids and wingers.ย 

Verral getting a lesson in ruck craft from the Master Max.ย 

As a matter of interest, are you using a colloquial expression to mean Verral is rucking against Gawn and being beaten badly or that Gawn is actually teaching him properly?

2 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

As a matter of interest, are you using a colloquial expression to mean Verral is rucking against Gawn and being beaten badly or that Gawn is actually teaching him properly?

Same thing either way

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Grundy is training with the forwards on that drill whilst Max, KFW & Verral have joined the defenders drill which appear to be a drill simulating taking the ball out of defence end ending with a long kick into the forward line to a contest between KFW and Verral (who are just being used as a tall target to kick to). Max floating around as a tall marking option as the ball comes out of defence.ย 

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4 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

As a matter of interest, are you using a colloquial expression to mean Verral is rucking against Gawn and being beaten badly or that Gawn is actually teaching him properly?

Itโ€™s not a teaching drill. The ball is being throw in from the boundary and Max is just too big and strong. Heโ€™s getting his hands on it and tapping it down to the crumbers first. Not a knock on the young kid. I would not have expected anything else at this stage.ย 

1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Grundy is training with the forwards on that drill whilst Max, KFW & Verral have joined the defenders drill which appear to be a drill simulating taking the ball out of defence end ending with a long kick into the forward line to a contest between KFW and Verral (who are just being used as a tall target to kick to). Max floating around as a tall marking option as the ball comes out of defence.ย 

I love this. I prefer Gawn floating back than in the forward line, unless he can start kicking straighter.

Just please try handball off to a Brayshaw or Bowey once it's been marked Max.


34 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Trainer is throwing the foot at Fritsch to catch it in one hand whilst he is standing/balancing on one leg (the right one).

He'll be catching flies with chopsticks next

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1 hour ago, Jaded No More said:

He is basically our best forward, so if he has anything serious going on we are stuffed.

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No we are not.

49 minutes ago, dee-tox said:

Can we assume lower back/glute issue?

Don't tell em nothing.


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