Fritta and Turner

Ring of fire

and of course GSAC for swiming etc, and the upgraded Carnegie Memorial Swimming which hopefully will be open by the end of the year and the recently ugraded facilities in Lords reserve; and Caulfield Park and EE Gunn Reserve not to mention all that land freed up with Sky Rail....where Glen Eira does need more open space is down towards Elsternwick... Anyway Caulfied is a very large site and I think it should be able to accommodate most people.

I have never searched morning sickness meds, acne creams, incontinence pads, teens jewelry, or hotels in zurich to name a few I'll leave it at that

Absolutely the right decision for Gus. Will always be a MFC hero. ([censored] decision for me though, gone teary).

Nah, I was talking from my personal perspective. I never put the blinkers on. (Though I might not look too hard). I would hope that some alarm bells had rung within the club and that a review might be warranted.

Pardon my French but Garbage. I'm totally united and dont have my head in the sand. Todays news is stale and at least 4 weeks old for me. And I'm about as well connected as a 4 pin plug. (but it might explain why the media has been having pot shots at our culture since we won the GF). It will not stop me going to games, buying merch and making donations.

That pic was from yesterday. One thing I will say even if you dont make it at AFL you will be very fit. Clarrie was in good humour. Mixing with the Casey boys was fine. Seemed good camaraderie. Marty Hore just looks like a footballer whereas Tholstrup (Kolt) and Sestan (Seso) not quite so much. BBB is coming along fine but will he be match fit is the question.

McAdam does look lean. Woey AMW and Fullarton jogging and now doing a drill hitting up BBB. TMc to the sheds.

2nd 18 drill is to create a turn over then hit up Brown or Fullarton

TMc family is here

Enjoys an ice cream in Koornang Rd Carnegie accompanied by Andrew McQualter. (Also likes fish and chips)

only boomers wear a belt (for a good reason; to keep my pants up)

Just got hit up for the Demon Draw Raffle tickets. Proceeds going towards the Caulfield Facility.

And I get sprung looking through the gap in the corner of the 'tent'

A great day to be in Melbourne, the sun is warm, the breeze is cool, the grass is green and the footballers are out and about. TBH those who have already reported have covered it well but... Number of observers down from last week, probably because the schools are totally back, and no obvious media. The difference between Clarrie this week and last week was that he was moving quicker, start off with a fast jog then sprint. Did some kicking with Fullarton and another. Ended up with Salo running the boundary. BBB - running the boundary, look great, then not so as he tired. Moving well clearly building a fitness base. Fullarton - moving well for someone who had a serious hammy; running freely around the boundary and had a kick with Clarry Mcadam - doing my type of training, walking the boundary then finished up running the boundary with Reece Conca TMc and Disco - had an interesting drill whereby you threw the ball at the other as hard as possible from a couple of metres. They seemed to enjoy it especially when they scored a hit. Melky - on the bike, which I assumed was loaded, as he did like 10 sec bursts. And one for the ladies - shirt off. Petty - not so happy. With a foot injury, everyone comes up and stares at your foot, even if you are wearing a boot. What do they expect to see? But then even I was doing it. AMW - relentless running on the boundary. Match sim - 30 + in it . Schache up forward. Windsor to play round 1 with that talent. Kynan plays with intensity. Sparrow looked slim next to Trac. One of the coaches awarded Lever a free kick - thats blown his quota for the year. Go Dees

McEvoy was picl 9 but Cox was a rookie (wow). Toby is an interesting one, passed over in his draft year but went pick 35 the year after to the the Sydney Sods.....

For me it is a short train ride to training. It feels like you have enough time to eat a Burger with the Lot whilst waiting for the Punt Rd lights to change. Clarrie!!!! - lifted my spirits; still has that same boyish grin and his preferred method of greeting seems to be a wrestle. Light duties, lots of running, some dodging and don't quote me but has magnificent hips. Couldnt lay a tackle on him in a phone box. Had more sunscreen on than the combined U9s cricket team. Looked in excellent spirits. Lots of media in attendance Chin and Spargs train like they are competing for the same spot. Salo Hore and McAdam runing some laps. I dont think Salo would raise a puff blowing out the candles on a birthday cake. McAdam fitness work in progress. BBB made an appearance on the boundary line, handballing. What a head of hair - to think mine started to clog the vacuum cleaner from 15.... TMcs hair coming back to normal. Petty - light duties, feeding handballs into a drill May doesnt tackle lightly No matter where I stand on the fence it always seem to be happening on the other side....grass is always greener..... Go Dees

Are you serious?

very damaging inside the 50m ark

I went down to training and even with old man eyes JVR was a standout from over 300m away. Has much playful competitive energy too. A reasonable crowd there to watch, even a kid in a Pies jumper; certainly a change from 10 years ago when there wasnt many more than a fella in a rain coat standing next to a tree. As I walked the boundary I heard some very familiar DL voices so I propped there for awhile and listened to the chat. Just a few of my observations; Bowey forward having shots on goal; Lever giving an instructional drill whereby you start with your back to the play then turn quickly to get the ball; Jefferson lying on the ground with someone on top and trying to get up; Salo just jogging forever with no sweat; Melky looks great. And they did this drill where you shake your hands in the air and run forward as if wearing flippers. Looked damn silly. Saw Richo and Perty as well. Go Dees

Hi Macca, Just remember that the MRC dont own Caulfield, it is crown land managed by a Trust. MRC pays a nominal rent. Perhaps the MRC would welcome us if we used some of their facilities for events or meetings.

Not sure how you can be locked out of multiple use public parkland -Caulfield

Chris Aitken

was in North Point 2 weeks ago, and dint know