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I wondered if it was something like a 400. They're crystal clear. You've got a great knack for getting action shots at a good point. I guess a motor drive as well. I live in Sydney so really appreciate your pics especially of new players. Gives a great sense of what they are like physically and some skills execution. Oliver's and Weideman's size. The Weid looked much lighter in the upper body than I expected for someone already 91+ kgs. But your shots show he has a really light touch and feel for the ball. He looks from your photos like he could be something special. Also interesting seeing Tracs kicking style. Very unique to him and looks very consistent from the photos. He looks like a beast. He and Mumford would be the only recruits I've heArd of who have to lose weight not out it on. Mummy was mature age when he started. Great stuff. Thanks again. I'm thinking about buying something but I'd be lower end than you. Possibly a 750D or maybe the new 80D. Will use it for a bit of videoing as well. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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As usual excellent photos. Just out of interest what do you shoot them with.
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Interesting no Dawes again.
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Would love to know what they know that we don't. Goodwin said weeks ago they could see improvement in "meetings". Wonder what that means. Whatever it all is they all seem to be seeing it. I suspect its that we are coming from such a low base, they are finally seeing players who are discussing the game plan in a way that indicates that they actually understand it for the first time since that Freo final in '06 ended any semblance of understanding the game plan.
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Truly Ethan Tremblay worthy comment.
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The answer is Injuries Injuries and Injuries. There are real positive signs already from NAB games that there is definite improvement in ball movement and game plan knowledge and execution. Our best 22 could do some real damage this year. However, the list is still clearly very light on for depth with talent and experience. We have very few players who can step in and not cause a weakness when anyone in the top 22 drops out. We've already got Petracca affected by injury and not likely to make a debut till probably 6 or so weeks into the season. Dawes, love him or hate him, is still very important to our structure and unfortunately is still evidently our second best tall forward and will be missing for at least the first month. Pedersen is showing in NAB that he goes missing too easily for periods in every game. Frost clearly isn't up to the forward line yet. Brayshaw will be touch and go for round one and will take some time to get back to where he would have been if he hadn't missed a month or more with his knee injury. HL hasn't played yet and will clearly be effected by his late recovery from injury. At his best and injury free I expect him to be top 22. Frost might be fit now but is clearly missing match practice after last year's injury and on basis of NAB performances should probably do at least a month at Casey and hopefully will pick up how to play the game. Trengove is obviously still coming back from injury so anything up to first 6-10 weeks are probably unlikely. But jeez what a lift to the collective MFC psychy of players, staff and supporters if he makes it back to his best in the course of the rest of the season. So I'm not expecting our best 22 to be out there enough this season to give us a Bulldogs surge up the ladder but I am expecting us to play a hell of a lot better footy most of the time. What that means I'm really not sure. We beat Cats at Skilled, Pies Toigs & GWS last year. They will all be better this year. We'll have our work cut out to repeat those wins. I won't be hysterical if we lose to GWS round 1. I expect it and don't think it will be a sign we haven't improved and are going to have a terrible year again. I still think they are ahead of us. If we do beat them, for me, it will be a sign we are ahead of where I thought we might be and will be deliriously happy and believe anything is possible.
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Like your work. Have just a couple differences of opinion.
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I mad this mistake as well. If you scroll down you will see the 8 on the bench. Alex Neal BullenAaron vandenBerg Jefferey Garlett Jack Grimes Neville Jetta Tomas Bugg Ben Kennedy Matt Jones Dean Terlich James Harmes Josh Wagner
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - LIAM HULETT
Its Time for Another replied to Nasher's topic in Melbourne Demons
Just look at the photos and the size of their upper bodies. What's your theory? Mine is that the Weid must have very heavy feet cause you sure can't see any weight anywhere else. He's going to be a big boy when/if he fills out. I'm going with "when". -
Essendon vs Melbourne MCG Round 2
Its Time for Another replied to Deestar9's topic in Melbourne Demons
Don't really understand people boycotting this game because of Essendon. If I was in Melbourne I would be making a point of going so I could very loudly let them know what I think of that Club. I would also really really enjoy seeing 1) them getting smashed by us; 2) our boys getting their first back to back wins in quite a few years; 3) the transformed execution of the new game plan; 4) Hoges kicking a big bag. Why wouldn't you go to see that. -
WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - LIAM HULETT
Its Time for Another replied to Nasher's topic in Melbourne Demons
Can't help but think that come the end of the year he will be ahead of Dawes and behind Pedersen as a forward, assuming Frosty ends up in the backline. Would have thought Dawesy's got to be looking down the barrel at the end of the year. Would love to be proved wrong and see him have the year we've all been waiting for but I suspect times up. -
Training - Wednesday 2nd March, 2016
Its Time for Another replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
I thought it was just "The Greatest" -
3/3/16 - 30,160 4/3/15 - 27,619 4/3/14 - 28,582 5/3/13- 24,801 WE continue to track about 2,500 ahead of last season. If it stays like that we'll be around 38,500 for the year. Only got about 600 after the great win on Saturday and the fan day straight after on Sunday. I'm guessing a lot of them had already signed up. With a few more good showings pre season and maybe the first two rounds I would expect a bigger increase at the end than just 2,500 more than last year. Be interesting to know how many of the 30,000 are renewals, how many are new and how many haven't renewed yet.
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Christian Petracca's toe injury (in full training)
Its Time for Another replied to DeeSpencer's topic in Melbourne Demons
His build and movement reminds me of Darren Jarman. Of course, given he hasn't played a game of Senior footy yet, I can't talk about how he plays, just who he looks like. -
Fair enough. And a win's not important in the scheme of things. However, in this case I beg to differ. For this group this win can't be underestimated. What value do you put on "belief". How could they not come away from that game and not be thinking, Jeez this stuff we've worked on for this entire bloody summer works.......and I/we can do it. When do you think the last time was that they came away from the start of the season thinking that. Key Factors for me :- 1. As many others have said "competitiveness". But most importantly competitiveness when they were blown out of the contest and used it to get back in. That's a step up. 2. Fitness = running capacity=running to space to create options. Was expecting to see this from what I'd read coaches etc saying in the pre season but jeez it's a pleasant surprise to have it confirmed. Saw more of this than I have in a very very long time. 3. Injuries. With our best 22 or close to it on the park (surely we area about due), we could do some real damage this season. Everyone else has covered anything I'd have to say about individual players.
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Training - Thursday 25th February, 2016
Its Time for Another replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Lets see how that translates into action come round1. I'll never ever ever forget watching Neeld's first game against Port. Flew down from Sydney totally pumped under the new "hardest to play against" regime. You could literally see within 5 minutes the collective confidence disappearing like air out of a balloon. I don't trust in pre season anything anymore. Proof will be in the matches. I'm coming down for round 1 again. Hope its not an ongoing exercise in the definition of madness. I expect it not to be but I'm also not entirely mad. -
Training - Thursday 25th February, 2016
Its Time for Another replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Did Trenners do the full main group session? -
Training - Tuesday 23rd February, 2016
Its Time for Another replied to Cards13's topic in Melbourne Demons
What, for someone to climb on. Jeffy might agree with you. -
Training - Tuesday 23rd February, 2016
Its Time for Another replied to Cards13's topic in Melbourne Demons
There is a Misson video on the website updating injuries etc. Petracca rejoining main group next week but will need a few weeks of full training before playing. Didn't put a specific time on it. HL and Max King will be ready to play by the 3rd NAB game. Jones had a knock on his knee a few weeks ago but is pretty right now. Won't play this weekend. Trenners is going well. He did 2/3rds of last training session but will still need to build up to full sessions and then a month of full sessions before being ready to play. Didnt' put a time line on that but my guess given his rate of improvement is it looks like maybe 5-6 weeks. Dawes 4th calf in a year. Going to take much longer on this to try to make sure he is right for the full season. No time line. -
Training - Tuesday 23rd February, 2016
Its Time for Another replied to Cards13's topic in Melbourne Demons
The rate Cripps is growing he'll be playing ruck by then and Hoges can stay in the goal square.