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Well, I liked it. Double leg pull with twist.
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Can't wait for the off-season to be over.
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The experiment was on mice, which have a noticeably different lifestyle from humans. Significantly reducing carbs will certainly lead to weight loss if you're a bit overweight, in my limited but very successful experience, but high fat intake will offset that to some extent. Moderate fat, low carbs, you'll get there.
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Training - Monday 15th February, 2016
Elusive Tunbridge replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Harsh, but beautiful. -
It's a work-related injury, od. Think about that.
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rjay, don't forget his role in the criminal conspiracy that is The Footy Show.
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If I had an ex I would want permanent veto rights over all her future relationships unless it could be proved that her squeeze was mentally disturbed, which I would find comforting.
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Training - Tuesday 9th February, 2016
Elusive Tunbridge replied to Coup Cooper's topic in Melbourne Demons
We all love the way Viney goes about his footy, but this incident just reinforces my belief that Brayshaw is our next captain. -
Training - Tuesday 9th February, 2016
Elusive Tunbridge replied to Coup Cooper's topic in Melbourne Demons
Bizarre imagery. -
Michelle Cowan and Daisy Pearce join the MFC
Elusive Tunbridge replied to What's topic in Melbourne Demons
I never knew wellbeing was an actual academic discipline. Maybe one day I'll enrol in a PhD (Procrastination). -
Michelle Cowan and Daisy Pearce join the MFC
Elusive Tunbridge replied to What's topic in Melbourne Demons
It's even more than that. This time next year the MFC women's team will be halfway through their pre-season. There' a hell of a lot of work to do between now and then, even though the club has been very proactive in this development. These appointments, whatever the title, have surely been about securing the best leadership for that team and having them available for planning, scouting, recruitment and above all, to signal to women who want to play footy at a national level that MFC is the place to be. -
Michelle Cowan and Daisy Pearce join the MFC
Elusive Tunbridge replied to What's topic in Melbourne Demons
Gotta support the fence here. No Harvard MBA, no way. -
WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB – JAKE MELKSHAM
Elusive Tunbridge replied to Theo's topic in Melbourne Demons
If you want to believe a club official at the AGM, back at you. -
WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB – JAKE MELKSHAM
Elusive Tunbridge replied to Theo's topic in Melbourne Demons
I thought the possibility of a twelve-month suspension figured in the decision to offer Melksham four years rather than three. Trying to read the minds of the notoriously closed-mouthed Melbourne FD. -
Training - Monday 18th January, 2016
Elusive Tunbridge replied to Caligula's Cohort!'s topic in Melbourne Demons
At the risk of being nerdy: 2000 years is just a blink on the scale of evolution. I put it down to nutrition. Walk around Footscray and you'l see that the Vietnamese kids born here are noticeably taller and bulkier than their parents. I'm not sure that accounts for the increasing height of footballers, however, but it ain't evolution, even if Bobby Skilton was a chimp. -
I just tried to watch on iView and didn't last beyond his first answer. Should be on reverse pay-per-view.
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It's a sellers' market, I think.
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JUDGEMENT DAY - THE "BOMBER" 34
Elusive Tunbridge replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Jobs will be found... -
THE SAGA CONTINUES - WADA APPEALS
Elusive Tunbridge replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
I'm sure CAS is well aware of the world-wide implications of letting a club get away with systematic doping. From that perspective, the careers of individual players won't count for much. -
My kind of team. 22 natural freaks with half a dozen unnatural freaks for depth.
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http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2016-01-06/womens-footy-the-perfect-curtainraiser Cogent arguments for and against. I like the idea of women's curtain raisers; I've been impressed by the games I've seen and would go early to matches to see them, but I go to enough matches already and I wouldn't make a special trip, although I would watch them on TV. It seems the obvious way to build a following, even if a stand-alone league might be established later.
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It's a very public statement and a clear message. No party boys. I don't feel anxious about the culture or the leadership.
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Scully would have been well within his rights to refuse to answer, but he was being questioned by a legend of the game, the club president, who was terminally ill. He shouldn't have lied, but I don't find it hard to understand, or forgive. Given Jimmy's state of health at the time, I expect he was concerned about the future of the club, and so he asked. But he shouldn't have.