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You should have said Happy Birthday to Lever (and Marty Hore). Who was there and just as importantly who was missing?

My fault for starting the sub topic but all Saints Injury (or lack there of) Talk can be discussed here: https://demonland.com/forums/topic/47781-saints-have-no-injuries-going-into-2020/

Membrey will just kick all 8 goals against us instead of sharing them with Bruce.

Just celebrating an almost 300 gamer. Also those force ghosts still pack a punch.

Kolodjashnij has only managed two games for the Demons since crossing from the Suns. Browne: Concussion Could Sideline Kade Kolodjashnij For The Season

Snuck him in there with a few other legends of the club.

Saints recruit reveals how he convinced brother to hold off on retirement plans ? >>> https://bit.ly/2TmKYHp

Fork out for a iPad (or some other tablet) and watch on that.

So many times we've quietly "celebrated" champ opposition injuries only to have some chump Kent Kingsley us.

Got to have some controversy like leaving a player out of a Top 50 or saying a certain team won't make finals.

To be fair I inserted the photos into the OP as I believed that the OP was referring to the photos in the training thread and these were the 4 photos from that thread where players were marking with eyes closed. Your explanation is valid and probably correct.

Could also just be the shutter speed catching them with their eyes closed.

Does your theory just relate to the Demons? Have you cross referenced with photos from other teams?

How can you not love a guy that eats 14 Wheat Bix.

The training jumper is a ripper. If we were ever forced to get a new jumper this is the only one I'd accept as a replacement. Having said that they'd have to pry the current one from my cold dead hands.

Thank you. And the winner is ....

Anyone know why Ironman Trevor Hendy & Big Wave Surfer Mark Visser were at Demons Training yesterday?

PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Nil Updated: Tuesday, March 3

Pretty sure the Sporting Globe in Richmond shows all Demons games live. Give them a call beforehand to confirm. I believe you can book a table too so be sure to do that inorder to avoid not having somewhere to sit.

PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Matt Flynn Knee TBC Tommy Sheridan Calf 3-4 weeks Tim Taranto Shoulder 4-5 months Callan Ward Knee 4-6 weeks Updated: Tuesday, March 3 Early prognosis Taranto will have reconstructive surgery this week and won't be seen until at least July in a massive blow for the Giants. Ward will miss probably the first month of the home and away season as he makes his way back from his ACL, while Sheridan's troublesome calf issues continue to hobble him. - Adam Curley

PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Oscar Allen Ankle Test Jack Darling Cheekbone Test Luke Foley Pubic bone TBC Jeremy McGovern Heel Test Daniel Venables Concussion Season Updated: Tuesday, March 3 Early prognosis McGovern is pushing for round one and could even play minutes against Fremantle on Saturday after an impressive training run on Tuesday. Carefully managed to this point, he is taking part in most drills and hitting good pace. Allen has had a summer interrupted first by a hernia problem and then an ankle scare. He trained with the main group on Tuesday and looked in good shape. Contact work for Darling has been limited but his touch is excellent. Foley is slowly lifting his training workload. The Eagles confirmed Venables will step away from the game in 2020 as he manages lingering concussion symptoms. – Nathan Schmook

PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Harley Bennell Calf TBC Kade Chandler Wrist 1-2 weeks Kyle Dunkley Foot Test Max Gawn Knee Test Mitch Hannan Groin TBC Kade Kolodjashnij Concussion TBC Steven May Knee Test Nathan Jones Corked shin Available Harry Petty Groin TBC Braydon Preuss Knee 5-7 weeks Updated: Tuesday, March 3 Early prognosis The Demons have a few that are a while away with Bennell and Preuss working their way back from lengthy complaints, although the former has stepped up training in an encouraging sign he might finally be putting his calf issues behind him. Gawn and May are expected to play this week against Hawthorn while mystery surrounds Joel Smith's fitness, given his absence from the first two pre-season hitouts. – Jennifer Phelan PLAYER INJURY ESTIMATED RETURN Jack Gunston Ankle 2-3 weeks Blake Hardwick Chest 12 weeks Dan Howe Foot Indefinite Jarman Impey Knee Indefinite Jacob Koschitzke AC joint 4 weeks Ben McEvoy Corked thigh Test Dylan Moore Hip/groin Test Josh Morris Knee 5-6 weeks Tim O'Brien Eye Test Updated: Tuesday, March 3 Early prognosis Hardwick's pectoral muscle rupture from last Friday night's practice match against St Kilda at Morwell means the Hawks will miss one of their most valued players for an extended period. Impey and Howe won't help fill that void, because both are also out for the foreseeable future. Of greatest interest in the short term is whether Gunston can make it to the start line for round one after pre-Christmas surgery. McEvoy and O'Brien should be fine to take part in Hawthorn's Marsh Community Series finale on Friday night. – Marc McGowan