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Viney and Jones co-captains. Would love to see Jetta included in the leadership group alongside Max. Lewis is the interesting one for me, keep him in or is he out? I’m struggling to see how he plays 22 games. He will give himself every opportunity, his experience is invaluable, but surely it’s a positive sign when he’s getting pushed out of the 22. My smokey to be included is Harmes. His emergence on the back half of the year was nothing short of phenomenal. His finals series was A+, probably our best in the prelim too.

....and that settles it, can’t argue with that, he is a jet.

There’s no right or wrong in this thread, but if OMac is not in your 22 for Round 1 due to time in rehab, why is Melksham?

Best Bet Sunshine Coast Race 9 Number 2 Coral Bay $3.70 Win Off to the Valley tonight, will attempt to mingle in the ring to post market movers. If that’s too tough a task, maybe a pic of Brave Smash. Good luck!

Ok, attempt number 1. B: Jetta, May, Hibberd HB: Hunt, O Mac, Salem C : Fritsch, Viney, Harmes HF: ANB, Weideman, Spargo FF: Melksham, T Mac, Petracca R: Gawn, Oliver, Brayshaw I/C : Jones, AVB, Hannan, Lewis EMG: Garlett, Preuss, Kolodjashnij , Frost Would like to see Trac play deep forward as much as possible with the occasional stint in the middle. No doubt there will be a surprise selection or two come Round 1.

Anyone see what happened to KK? The Trac article also reported KK finished up a little early with adductor tightness and might need to be slightly managed.

Weid is flying so far under the radar he’s not even listed in any Coleman Medal market. I don’t believe he will win it, just curious to see what one of our two main tall forwards was showing. A two goal per game average is doable for the Weid, exciting times ahead, especially with the new rules in place. Get the ball in quick from the centre and watch T Mac and Weid showcase their great marking abilities.

Thanks all, how’s Garlett looking out there?

I’m also hoping Hunt becomes a regular again in the 22. Question to everyone, where would Hunt suit us best? Imo, after reading training reports and observing a session last week a spot in defence is there for him to cement. We all remember his dash and carry over the last few years, but with the 6-6-6 rule in place now you’ll need to back your player’s ability to win the one on one should you lose the centre square clearance and the ball comes swiftly into your defensive 50. He has the pace to close down an opponent, his leap isn’t bad at all so he can spoil and as you stated he’s added muscle over the summer. He could find it a lot easier picking up one of his spoils and dashing out of defence with less numbers in front of him now. I mainly watched the defensive drills last week and most of them consisted of practising for the above scenario. Ball would come in rapidly to a man and the objective was just to kill the contest ASAP. Hunt was like a wild beast trying to get to the ball before his opponent marked it. If that wasn’t enough of a workout, the coaches kept Hunt and Jetta out on Goschs well after everyone headed to the showers. They were standing in the goalsquare and repeatedly had the ball thrown up in the air and the sole objective was just to spoil the ball to the boundary. The coach’s directive was loud and clear. Make sure that ball is dead after it comes in quickly to enable us to get our numbers back, set-up and back our strength of winning the clearance. Apologies for the long-winded post, but this is the kind of stuff that interests me and hopefully other members on here whenever I get a chance to observe a session.

EPL Fulham v Tottenham - Monday at 03:00 Tottenham Win/ Over 2.5 match goals $2.60

Tell them I accept Macca as long as I can bring a couple of sidekicks from DL on the show.? Not sure how many that is in a row, the formula seems to be working at the moment. It was a very strong win in the end, I thought it was done 100m or so from home. Your pick ran on well, it just seemed the leaders had a decent break on the rest. Creedence is usually a pace horse i thought. El ran ok too for a first time attempt at 1400m in town. There wasn’t much separating 2nd-6th. He did some work early, mate thinks they should have gone back from the wide barrier early.

Predicting a bigger year than last for T Mac. Going with 66 goals by the end of Round 23. Although he’s now performing ballet he’s not ready for pointe yet. Yeah I know, not much going on this morning.

Best Bet Rosehill Race 9 Number 6 Harmattan $2.80 Win.

Article also states umpires were there to officiate the match practice part of training. Would like to know more about which players participated and starting positions in this match practice.

Did Vanders train in the main group today?

Smart, bumping the price up from $1.05 to $1.12 on race day.

We’ll just have to wait and see what the plan is with the big boys. Also, a tad harsh on Max, his kicking for goal improved and was accurate during the finals when drifting forward. Can’t say I’ve seen too many of the 8 games Preuss has played so far but I’m guessing you have seen a big enough sample to make that judgement.

Rams 34 at Saints 23 Patriots 17 at Chiefs 38

@layzie^^^ Absolute downer, was pretty confident we could get through Dortmund next month, wait and see now I guess.

Those names in the trial lol, just a shade better than the run of the mill trials at Balnarring.

Terrible for Spurs Macca. Let’s see if Pochettino gets his wish to go to the transfer market. I’m glad I had overnight feeding duties for the newest one, the Socceroos match was very enjoyable as a spectacle.

Great memory and 30 minutes well spent watching the last quarter again, made even better when they panned to poor old Harvey in the Freo box late in the last and there’s one of the Scott brothers staring blankly.

It looks like El will be on the quick backup at Flemington this coming weekend. Up to 1400m and at this stage starting on the banks of the Maribyrnong (13). TAB showing $10 as 14:10 today. Race 3 - 2:10PM VRC Member Michael Nicolson Handicap (1400 METRES)Times displayed in local time of Race Meeting Of $75,000.1st $41,250, 2nd $13,500, 3rd $6,750, 4th $3,750, 5th $2,250, 6th $1,500, 7th $1,500, 8th $1,500, 9th $1,500, 10th $1,500 Prize money contribution totalling 2% will be directed to jockey and equine welfare prior to distribution BenchMark 70, Handicap, Minimum Weight 54kg, Apprentices can claim. Track Name: Main Track Type: Turf Track Condition: Good 4 Field Limit: 16 + 4 EM No Last 10 Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight Penalty Hcp Rating 1 4216407x74 SABOTAGE (NZ) Symon Wilde Ms Chelsea MacFarlane(a3/51.5kg) 12 62kg 74 2 215348547x DANE THUNDER Matt Cumani Fred W Kersley (a2/50kg) 11 61.5kg 73 3 81070x7038 ASTRO CASTRO Alan Hunter Jason Benbow 3 60.5kg 71 4 2544x172x7 BATTLECAMP (NZ) Mark Kavanagh James Winks 16 60.5kg 71 5 7x11x218 ROX THE CASTLE (NZ) Kerry Edwards Jack Martin (a2/55kg) 7 60.5kg 71 6 x574125x81 SACRED THEME Darren Weir John Allen 9 59.5kg 69 7 221221x ENGLISH GAMBLER Darren Weir Mark Zahra 2 59kg 68 8 x4120x4149 FAST PLAN Mitchell Freedman Luke Currie 15 59kg 68 9 3321579x67 PAREMUUS BOY Matthew Williams Liam Riordan (a3/53kg) 5 59kg 68 10 16268x0411 RIVERDANCE LAD Robbie Griffiths Matthew Allen 8 59kg 68 11 x1195520x1 WEAPON Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young Regan Bayliss 14 59kg 68 12 214x399x11 WAITING FOR A MATE Norm Loy Luke Nolen 4 58kg 66 13 4416006343 DOMESDAY WARRIOR Peter Sullivan Joe Bowditch 10 57.5kg 65 14 5543x10452 EL MAGNIFICENCE Pat Carey Rhys McLeod 13 57.5kg 65 15 634100x834 O’LONHRO BAY Lee & Shannon Hope Tahlia Hope (a3/51kg) 1 56.5kg 63 16 11525x7923 ABYSSINIAN Enver Jusufovic Ben Allen (a0/50kg) 6 56kg 66

Yep, Kyrgios gonski!