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Viewing Topic: PRESEASON TRAINING: Wednesday 17th December 2025
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http://www.melbournefc.com.au/Team/training-times Upcoming Men's Training Sesssions Date: Monday, 17 December Session start time: 11.00am Location: Gosch's Paddock, Olympic Bvd, Melbourne Date: Friday, 21 December Session start time: 9.30am Location: Gosch's Paddock, Olympic Bvd, Melbourne Upcoming Women's Training Sessions Date: Tuesday, 18 December Session start time: 6.25pm Location: Gosch's Paddock, Olympic Bvd, Melbourne *Please note: Training times are subject to change at late notice. Players may be available to sign any items at the conclusion of their training session. Signing will be dependent on individual training schedules and not all players may be available. -
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http://www.melbournefc.com.au/Team/training-times Upcoming Men's Training Sesssions Date: Monday, 17 December Session start time: 11.00am Location: Gosch's Paddock, Olympic Bvd, Melbourne Date: Friday, 21 December Session start time: 9.30am Location: Gosch's Paddock, Olympic Bvd, Melbourne Upcoming Women's Training Sessions Date: Tuesday, 18 December Session start time: 6.25pm Location: Gosch's Paddock, Olympic Bvd, Melbourne *Please note: Training times are subject to change at late notice. Players may be available to sign any items at the conclusion of their training session. Signing will be dependent on individual training schedules and not all players may be available. -
I thinks it's more a reaction to the success of BBL cricket and the AFL trying to cash in on that concept. I think that the AFL has failed to see the bigger picture as to why BBL is a success amongst the demographic that it is geared towards and that is the other forms of cricket aren't as appealing to that audience where as there is very little wrong with our game. Long form of cricket as a televised spectacle for todays audiences was broken. Our game is not. If it aint broke don't fix it.
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If you don't want to watch all 10 minutes here is the MFC Twitter breakdown.
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I suspect that this is the alternate plan after the failed attempt to dress the AFLW players up in Marvel themed costumes/jumpers was howled down. .
But wait there's more. Loads of cash for the players and super hero themed teams. You can't make this stuff up.
Love his 3rd nickname. Darcy Fritsch Playing number: 35 Nickname: Fritta, Fritdog, Bayley’s brother Playing Position: Fwd D.O.B: 29-01-1999 AFL Team followed: Collingwood Pre Game Rituals (if any): Alone time in the toilet. Which team mate would you most like to have as your wingman (or be the wingman too) & why? Definitely DV cause he would reel in the hot chicks with his looks and they would jump straight onto me once they try and have a conversation with him and he makes it extremely awkward! Player Sponsor: New Balance
If it's any consolation it is only 80 days until the JLT and even less days until the revamped AFLX spectacular.
Goody is a genius.
Adelaide and Brisbane say hi.
4 Teams hand picked by 4 Captains. One team will be an All Indigenous side captained by Eddie Betts called Team Skill. One team will be captained by Patrick Dangerfield and will be called Team Speed. The AFL will pre-select 100 players of which the 4 captains will pick 10 players for their teams. For once I will be quite happy for us to sit this one out.
This might be a photo of him. I remember that he was presented with his jumper by his brother on debut.
I reckon it will be more than that. The shoulder surgery guys (Clarry, Harmes, Jetta?) probably won't be ready for contact and I doubt Viney will be full time training by then. Lever definitely not. Petracca possibly not either. Not sure where Melk is at but didn't do much running the day I was there and then there is the question mark over where Hannan has been the last two sessions.
This seems to be a case of rotten luck rather than rushing a player back.
Jeeze that's bloody unlucky. Reminds me of The Ox's luck.
I was in no way suggesting that we rush anyone back. Agree that it's the price we pay for a longer season. Other clubs like the Cats, Swans and Hawks have managed multiple consecutive long seasons so we need to manage our playing list to be able to go the distance again and again if we want sustained success. We had a lot of end of season ops and having viewed the rehab group running laps the other day in stifling heat I'm not worried about their fitness. Also not concerned about a player like Clarry not training with the main group at this stage. He seems very fit based on what I observed and no doubt a player of his quality can slide into the main group at any stage without skipping a beat.
We often make a big deal when a player finally gets a good full preseason under their belt which is why I am worried that we have so many players that are not going to be getting a good full preseason under their belt. More so because we went deep into the final series in 2018 and we hope to do the same in 2019. I just hope we will still have legs in late September if we are there.
Here's the comparison with other teams injury lists.
Goody's got a lot of catching up to do. ?
I wish all our games were Friday night and we win and I can enjoy the weekend. Other than that my preference is Saturday day, Saturday night, Sunday 1pm. Hated the Sunday 4:40pm slots. I have no opinion of Thursday night but have no problem with them as long as we have a sufficient break prior to it.
Would love to know how this list compares to other clubs at this stage.
Agree with this. He'll play as a forward, do some rucking in forward ruck situations such as ball ups deep in the forward line and throw ins. Might do some relief ruck work. No need to throw him to the wolves. He's a project player blessed to be learning the craft from Stafford and Max and as an understudy to Pruessy.
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