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I just wont a peter hudson to turn up at training  the greatest forward ever to play

 
3 hours ago, kev martin said:

Sestan with shirt off has that contoured muscle shape, working hard on endurance and speed.

Kev, Does Sestan have much leg speed? 

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1 hour ago, Earl Hood said:

Kev, Does Sestan have much leg speed? 

Much more of a power mover, low centre of gravity, with heavy hips and shoulders. Explosive speed is good, whereas sprinting is not Sestan's friend, yet.

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Thanks Kev and all posters greatly appreciated and un expected as well.😁😁

1 hour ago, kev martin said:

Much more of a power mover, low centre of gravity, with heavy hips and shoulders. Explosive speed is good, whereas sprinting is not Sestan's friend, yet.

Keep our wallets closed for the GF sprint then.

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52 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Am I missing something? Why is there a map of Cazalys Stadium, Cairns in the middle of this announcement regarding training at Gosch's Paddock?

It is where the Women were for their second last game. I guess it depends on when this was posted

 
On 27/09/2024 at 16:45, forever demons said:

I just wont a peter hudson to turn up at training  the greatest forward ever to play

Sorry, I would prefer John Coleman!! 
but Hudson was great too. 

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5 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Am I missing something? Why is there a map of Cazalys Stadium, Cairns in the middle of this announcement regarding training at Gosch's Paddock?

Hope they haven't  inadvertently disclosed a Casey relocation strategy to Far North Queensland. Would much prefer them in the MCG precinct or Caulfield. 


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4 hours ago, Bendigo_Demon said:

Sorry, I would prefer John Coleman!! 
but Hudson was great too. 

We need a Locket, can sit under the fall of a bombed ball, and not be moved. Also, has a kick that works under pressure. 

26 minutes ago, kev martin said:

We need a Locket, can sit under the fall of a bombed ball, and not be moved. Also, has a kick that works under pressure. 

Does Allen Jakovich have any father/son prospects?

First week of preseason is a camp in country Victoria. (ref Max interview at races, ch7)

10 hours ago, Hawk the Demon said:

But wouldn't the camp include the entire group, so Years 1 -4 earlier at Gosch's/Casey?

Probably right..just feeding back what I heard….


15 hours ago, kev martin said:

Hope they haven't  inadvertently disclosed a Casey relocation strategy to Far North Queensland. Would much prefer them in the MCG precinct or Caulfield. 

FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND? ....... SLITHERA CITY!!!! NO WAY KNOWN I'LL BE DOING A CASEY TRAINING REPORT THERE!!🤯

16 hours ago, buck_nekkid said:

First week of preseason is a camp in country Victoria. (ref Max interview at races, ch7)

Does anyone know where in Vic? 

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