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Sounds of Round One (Debutants Version)

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51 minutes ago, Greg Schneider said:

Windsor’s got a serious limp post game 

...and looking concerned about it in the post-match.

However, from yesterday's injury report:

'In news coming out of Sunday’s game against GWS, young Demon Caleb Windsor will be monitored in the coming days prior to Round 2, receiving care for an infection to his foot. 
 
'“Caleb presented with a sore heel following the game and within 24 hours, had a little increase in swelling and infection to that area,” Griffith said.  
 
'“He's on antibiotics at the moment. How he responds to that will determine his availability for this week.” '

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    Enjoyed listening to the Ox. Good speech.

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    1 hour ago, adonski said:

     

    Content going through the roof. Awesome stuff. Kudos to the club for this. More please.

    From a doco camera perspective, the camera work in those last few shots is really bloody good, capturing all the debutants with their friends and families without a cut.

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    28 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Ox was brilliant. 

    Was great to see David Schwarz back at the Demons!

    One of my all time favourite players!

    Excellent speech by The Ox too! ❤️💙😎👍🏻

     

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    Schwarta was a great player. One of my favourites growing up. That 1994 finals series as a 7 year old was 👌

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