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I'm interested to hear how Petty looks, he had a significant limp last week at Casey but was looking a bit more comfortable on Monday.

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NO SHOWS: Clarry, Smith, Ben Brown

REHAB: Lever, Melksham, Salem, Jefferson, Andy Moniz-Wakefield

BLUE: Trac, Brayshaw, Fullarton, Verrell, Hunter, McVee, Sestan, Woey, JVR, Sparrow, May, McAdam, K. Brown, Laurie, Chandler, Turner, Bowey, Tomlinson, Howes, Yze in #46, Billings in #48

WHITE: Viney, Max, Nibbler, Farris-White, Schache TMac, Adams, Rivers, Kozzy, Spargo, Petty, Fritsch, AMW, Tholstrup, Langdon, #44 (may be Windsor)

 
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  On 23/01/2024 at 22:35, Matt Demon said:

I'm interested to hear how Petty looks, he had a significant limp last week at Casey but was looking a bit more comfortable on Monday.

I’ll just be giving observations of players and not in depth description of drills. 

They have separated into 3 groups rotating different warm up drills. 


  On 23/01/2024 at 22:47, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Keep up the good work. You've got Jefferson in both rehab and in the white team. Is that possible?

He’s obviously coming along nicely.  Twice the player he was last season.

 
  On 23/01/2024 at 22:40, Demonland said:

NO SHOWS: Clarry, Smith, Ben Brown

REHAB: Lever, Melksham, Salem, Jefferson, Andy Moniz-Wakefield

BLUE: Trac, Brayshaw, Fullarton, Verrell, Hunter, McVee, Sestan, Woey, JVR, Sparrow, May, McAdam, K. Brown, Laurie, Chandler, Turner, Bowey, Tomlinson, Howes, Yze in #46, Billings in #48

WHITE: Viney, Max, Nibbler, Farris-White, Schache TMac, Adams, Rivers, Kozzy, Spargo, Petty, Fritsch, AMW, Tholstrup, Langdon, #44 (may be Windsor)

#44 is Windsor 

NGA prospect Mentha doing rehab/light duties with AMW

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2 separate keeping’s off/tackling drills going on. 

5 players not involved; Brayshaw, K. Brown, Turner, Tholstrup, Sparrow (all still doing their own tackling drills but importantly Brayshaw doesn’t have a “do not tackle” hat/bib on)

4 Rucks/Talls doing a separate drill - Fullarton, KFW, Schache & Verrell. 



 

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