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I asked him what he thought of Bernie's statement, answer 'no pressure there' No good on heights, seems to be same height as Neitschke, was walking with him at end of session

The Tommy Mac toe, not a pretty sight

It was a graded time trial, for those out of rehab and others, who wanted to test themselves

Of course Smith battled manfully, carrying a foot injury so as not to weaken the team further, maybe that helped Pedo run rings

Only bit of info I can get is that it is back related When I have watched him run, didn't seem hindered If back is true, like foot injuries, they take no chances

Whelan is a no for coaching, he is hapoy doing what he is doing, besides which not exactly of 'physical example' his words not mine, Nev will eventually coach methinks, already has his hand in with various academy teams Craig Jennings is trying to create a pathway for Indigenous coaches, he is bemused that some of the talent he finds nationwide can't get a sniff If you think there is no problem, Nev was racially villified by a prat in the stands only 2 seasons ago and Eddie Betts got it last year, it is the 'acceptance'of Indigenous coaches by supporters that has to be normalised for a start

This is an initiative being driven by Craig Jennings, Nev and Matty Whelan They are trying to establish a pathway for Indigenous Coaches into the AFL, and not necessarily ex players

It is a thing they have adopted from NFL, all about team bonding, a few of them are big fans, Goody allows it as obviously it works

Nibbler just tweaked, just checked and strapped it, no issue JKH just rolled his ankle Both finished the session

What Labrador? Its guns would be too ruff a deal for me Sorry had to go to work straight after training Will post pics later tonight, Six was there as well, so should get some good ones from him as well, he actually moved around this time ?? The circuit at the end was brutal, Lewis and Hibberd in the wrestling was good, if only Hibbo could stop laughing, in between trying to get Lewis off him

The drill was one guy to actually get the ball after 'a bit of contact' it didn't develop that way, for all the pairs, obviously to the delight of the coaches, who did nothing to discourage the more robust approach to the drill