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There were about 16 MFC AfLW training.

Some first drills involved capture of ribbon.

They moved the ball with the emphasis on forward structure.

Goal kicking, then 5 minutes of play each way. They bibbed up. Hore in control, setting standards. Coach Stinnear matched up to Taylor, teaching her about the body work and positioning needed as a defender. Ivey was amazing, great talent, good forward craft and has the ability to hit goals. Purcell went through some physio test, then joined the team for the sims. Powerful movements and skills. Mithin was full of leadership qualities and looking fit and strong, Lampard and Bannan showing skills and experience. Goldrick ready to go. Fitzsimon quick mover, Zanker clean hands and getting some goals off, 1 step.

The standards were very good, they trained quite extensively.

Turner was down with a trainer. Successfully ran a few laps at pace, was in footy boots, seemed to have ticked a box.

 
2 hours ago, kev martin said:

Ivey was amazing, great talent, good forward craft and has the ability to hit goals.

Kev, don’t you mean Pissano?  Her highlights reel suggests all of the above.  
Jordi Ivey has been delisted.

3 hours ago, kev martin said:

There were about 16 MFC AfLW training.

Some first drills involved capture of ribbon.

They moved the ball with the emphasis on forward structure.

Goal kicking, then 5 minutes of play each way. They bibbed up. Hore in control, setting standards. Coach Stinnear matched up to Taylor, teaching her about the body work and positioning needed as a defender. Ivey was amazing, great talent, good forward craft and has the ability to hit goals. Purcell went through some physio test, then joined the team for the sims. Powerful movements and skills. Mithin was full of leadership qualities and looking fit and strong, Lampard and Bannan showing skills and experience. Goldrick ready to go. Fitzsimon quick mover, Zanker clean hands and getting some goals off, 1 step.

The standards were very good, they trained quite extensively.

Turner was down with a trainer. Successfully ran a few laps at pace, was in footy boots, seemed to have ticked a box.

Welcome back Kev. 

 
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1 hour ago, Meggs said:

Kev, don’t you mean Pissano?  Her highlights reel suggests all of the above.  
Jordi Ivey has been delisted.

I was trying to match name with the numbers.

Ivey listed as number 19, Pissano is probably that number. A gun, with a fair bit of height.  

Pissano is a small forward, so probably not her 


9 hours ago, kev martin said:

I was trying to match name with the numbers.

Ivey listed as number 19, Pissano is probably that number. A gun, with a fair bit of height.  

Was she a left footer?  If tall and a forward it could have been Georgia Gall.  Pissano is not tall.

There was recent photo posted of the team’s pre season team camp at Wilsons Prom and it appeared that Grace Beasley has joined from US college basketball.  She has some impressive moves.

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