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PRESEASON TRAINING: Saturday 17th February 2024


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Gosch's Paddock
Saturday 17 February
9:30am onwards

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Bowser Rivers McVee Howes arriving now

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Tomlinson May and Lever join them

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Just kick to kick atm

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McDonald has arrived 

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Frittata and Roo have arrived 

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Sparrow and Laurie join in

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Langdon trac k Brown shak Kossie CHandler Viney Gawn Nibbler Billing’s Windsor Woewodin Verrall arrive

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McDonald just told me he’s right for the Carlton game 

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The group are doing agility drills

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McDonald and Woewodin kicking away from the drills

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B Brown Fullerton and Moniz arrive

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Woewodin out with concussion will be back against Carlton

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Now kicking and handball drills 

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McDonald Woewodin Fullerton jogging laps

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Looks a a dress rehearsal Captain's run.

23 out doing drills. 

Included is, Verall, K. brown, Laurie, Windsor, Howes, Tomlinson,  Chandler, Billings, Schache, 

Rehab include BBB, Fullaton, TMac, AMW, Woey. 

No Oliver, Salem, Spargo,  Brayshaw, McAdams, Jefferson,  Adams, Hore,  Petty, Tholstrup, Turner or Farris-White. 

The seconds have now turned up. 

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It’s only just a guess but the players training in the main group will play tomorrow meaning meaning we will see K Brown and Verrall

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Ball movement has been impressive very fast

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8 minutes ago, kev martin said:

No Oliver, Salem, Spargo,  Brayshaw, McAdams, Jefferson,  Adams, Hore,  Petty, Tholstrup, Turner or Farris-White. 

Safe to assume that these players either won't play the Scratch Match or some will play in the later periods.

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Some Casey players arrive with Farris-White Adams Salem Sestan Jefferson Hore Clarry and Tholstrup

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9 minutes ago, WERRIDEE said:

It’s only just a guess but the players training in the main group will play tomorrow meaning meaning we will see K Brown and Verrall

Seems Verrell will have backup ruck duties ahead of KFW.

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7 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Safe to assume that these players either won't play the Scratch Match or some will play in the later periods.

Looks that way.

Oliver is with the second group, as is a few Casey players.

The seconds are in red or blue guernseys. 

Red is what the captain's runners are wearing.

In red in the seconds are, Oliver, Farris-White, Jefferson,  Salem, Sestan, Hore, Tholstrup, Adams.

Seems Casey are in the blue.

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Brown Fullerton Moniz playing keeping’s off

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