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Demonland Trackwatchers Kev Martin and Demon Dynasty were once again on hand at this morning's Captain's Run at Gosch's Paddock to bring you their observations from training.

KEV MARTIN'S CAPTAIN'S RUN OBSERVATIONS

No-one in rehab this morning, a Captain's run, 26 players.

Laurie, Tomlinson, Tholstrup, Chandler, Woey, and Kossie are out there.

Rehabbers are out now. Marty, McAdam, Melky, Bowey, Sestan.

As a guess for in and outs, I would say, out Laurie, Tomlinson, and Woey as they were mainly in the yellow vest in the structural sims. <--- Admin Edit: This was the first inkling we had that Kolt would be debuting

Tholstrup was doing plenty off the half-forward. 

Chandler was running hard, giving the knee a test, no problems. 

There are group, maybe 20, from the area around Alice Springs (Ntaria). One of them will toss the coin at the game. The indigenous players all made some time for them. All in the MFC colours of their own club. The MFC also handed them some scarves.

MFC Casey players are out now.

All rehabbers have joined them, MartyMcAdam, Melky, Bowey, Sestan.

Sestan has some left shoulder strapping.

McAdam doing well. Accelerating with power and some beautiful shimmies and cutting lines in a handball comp/drill.

No, not Marty. Trainers call him out, he wanted to be in the drills, but no. Also, not Bowey. Though they both play in the structural sims.

White caps are Sestan and Turner, (no tackling).

Hunter doing some instructions when the sims breaks.

The squad is looking classy, rarely any errors.

McAdam is looking the goods, (in the sim), running hard defensively and when attacking. 

Schache is playing well.

Jefferson gets lost at times, needs more work on his decisions and intention. When he has space, he kills it with skills.

Andy Moniz-Wakefield is in the backline.

DEMON DYNASTY'S CAPTAIN'S RUN OBSERVATIONS

No McAdam or Hunter 

Marty Hore set to go for Anzac eve

Rehab just joined.... McAdam, Bowsa, Marty & Melk

Sestan's also joined rehab now

Hunter & Moniz-Wakefield coming on with the Casey crew

Kolt ️  <--- Admin Edit: This was the second inkling we had that Kolt would be debuting

4 hours ago, 12345_54321 said:

Get a big cheer did he?

200.gif?cid=bdfa2d1fvvbhxyw1uxj1zq6pba4j <--- Admin Edit: And this confirmed it.

Moniz-Wakefield a minor calf setback but apparently now good to go with Casey this week

McAdam right to go post the bye.  Possibly via Casey?

The boys were in great spirits today. 

Big voices and energy all round.

Some concerned faces and banter between Clarry and a few trainers towards the end but wouldn't read too much into that for now.

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