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Travy14

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  1. On the park: Trac Spargo Gawn Viney Langdon May Fritsch Salem Henderson Rehab: McVee (updated to include Melk, Kolt, AMW and Kentfield) Spoke to "Gus" the trainer, he said these are the guys not playing tomorrow. Will be playing a lot of the kids. Henderson training to get to know the guys. General drills with running incorporated into it for fitness, nothing really to report. McVee doing plenty or run throughs at gentle pace, but impressed considering its an eight week hammy.
  2. Sweet, I fly in this morn. So will pop by on the route out to lilydale. And good food nearby?
  3. From what saw at Wednesday's training, Melksham will be fit and ready by round 1. I'd expect him to be back in full training next week
  4. Was a bust when we got him. Nothing has changed. Baffling recruiting especially with what we gave up
  5. Bowey May Salem Windsor Petty Lever Would be my guess with Hore or Howes as the bench back up in the rotation.
  6. Recon most that follow footy know how midfield rotations work
  7. The midfield will be those 4 with others floating in. But they will be 5min bursts. These 4 will be in there majority of the time.
  8. Whilst this was match sim like, it wasn't full match sim. Clearly focusing on some defensive structures and ball movement. As they stopped the drill once the ball was locked in a pocket and second half there was no ball ups. This made the forwards’ performance a little hard to read. Rehabilitation - Melksham & Kolt who went straight back into the rooms after some stretching and photo. Spargo and Trac joined rehabilitation after drills. Was Melksham’s injury a hammy? If so he is pretty much over it, did a power of running, wrestling and sideways drills. Oliver - clearance king, nothing too much from him, but he just got clearance after clearance. Langford - holds his own in the midfield, will get a run, but also don't expect too much from him yet. We have a midfield of Oliver, Trac, Viney and Rivers. Kozzie - electric, everywhere. As previous reports from trainings. Petty - solid, few skill errors, pushing forward from defence when an opportunity arises. Jefferson - good contests and covering the ground well. Good signs. Rivers - looking good through the midfield, will be part of the midfield 4. Langdon - absolutely everywhere as a midfielder. BOG. Billings - barely sighted for me. Sharp - good on the wing, covering ground and getting into defence. Chandler - back on the park, moving well early, very good in match sim. Also showing real leadership with his voice. Spargo - into early drills, looked gassed at times. Think he is a bit off senior footy still. Fritsch - playing high half forward, has a lovely left foot and knows how to get out the back. I like this role for him. I believe this also allows Petty to roll forward and create a mismatch in game play. McVee - Was smooth and classy till he went down with what looked like a hammy, walked off with assistance from trainers, but once he reached the boundary he looked to grab around the ankle area and then walked by himself. Await club report, hopefully just an ankle.
  9. Have been very surprised but tge early song selection, half the team's parents wouldn't have even met when these tunes came out!! Right in my wheel house though!!
  10. I have notes section up on my phone ready
  11. Bucket list item ticked off today. First training attendance. Very excited!
  12. I love your optimism, but clearly for the past 2 years its not the love of the club that is the reason for possibly leaving. Hopefully its enough for him to stay though!!
  13. not to mention that both teams know the game plan, so they know where the ball is going. Hence why it looks like bad kicking to contests, but the fact is everyone knows it's going there.
  14. the work rate from kossie in the last play of this clip. God i hope he stays
  15. He is a big strong body, if you closely watched him last year you would see how well in and under he was for an 18 year old. He has the frame and will fill out nicely to become a Zac Merret type frame. He is hard at it and perfect for a midfield run, will improve his kicking and learn the game tempo and when to take it on.
  16. He is clearly going to the half back. This is where kids learn the game now. Picking up the pace and how the game flows. He will end up on ball, think Rivers progression.
  17. Haha let's be serious followed but both Brayshaw and Tracy for Kossie
  18. That's what we said about Jackson. Clubs don't walk away from trades if the player wants to go.
  19. Darcy would be a very good move, if we had too!
  20. Thank god we ain't in the 90s anymore. Useless stat. Do the last 5 years. Hell even 10!
  21. Caufield currently in flames, making more room for our facilities hopefully
  22. Just depends who the VFL players are, and they may play him instead of Kentfield. but if he has a defensive game, for sure
  23. With this team it's making the VFL side look like(Dees listed players only): FB: Hore ??? Howes HB: AMW Adams Lindsey C: Woewodin Sparrow Billings HF: Spargo Jefferson Melksham FF: McAdam Kentfield Johnson Mid: Campbell Laurie Sestan Int: Brown Mentha Verrall ??? This is a very handy VFL team and this is just AFL listed players, there is a good 5-6 ex AFL listed players on Casey's list to fit in as well. I don't have Fullarton in atm as i'm not sure where he fits. might have to play in def this year.
  24. i hope there is improvement, but improvement means that they take spots not all get in. 2 small fwds isn't enough especially when one of ours plays the high half fwd role. We need the high half forward and a couple of small pressure/goalkicking fwds also. The only way i could see it working is if Tmac/Petty and Turner have a rotation between CHF/CHB and Ruck to give max a chop out, and one would almost certainly be subbed out every game. would be interesting and potentially a game changer, but i don't think we are doing that.
  25. Jackson didn't play as a key fwd, if someone could play that role id be all for it.