Bit confused about this 'closed' training session. You can go down to a training session at any time, I go quite often. The whole complex is quite open, it's a bit hard to keep people out. Absolutely, hence the inverted commas in the subject. There must have been an intro/welcome to those invited. ...

sunsaint wrote: ↑Fri 07 Dec 2018 4:13pm PS thanks for the report

no worries, sorry, not sure how to describe the hip thing, just seemed to move around quite a lot
Given he's such a big kid hope it's not something that causes trouble

He and Clavarino were doing a lot of small group defence training with Gears.

No.11 wrote: ↑Fri 07 Dec 2018 3:05pm Yeah, Jacks back. Poor skin folds mind you. As well as three others, one a habitual offender.

Any clues or should we guess No.11?
Only other lap runners I recall were Jake, Langlands and Billy. Max King of course.
Didn't notice Armo or Rice out there

No.11 wrote: ↑Fri 07 Dec 2018 3:05pm Yeah, Jacks back. Poor skin folds mind you. As well as three others, one a habitual offender.

Any clues or should we guess No.11?
Only other lap runners I recall were Jake, Langlands and Billy. Max King of course.
Didn't notice Armo or Rice out there

saint-stu wrote: ↑Thu 06 Dec 2018 9:36pm Thanks for the update. Which members were invited?

I just got am email fromthe club Stu, level 2 reserved seat holder, dunno if that's the criteria. There are two other dates in Jan from memory

he was down there today working with three NGA kids, including Bigoa 'Biggy' Nyuon another kid with long blond hair and another who looks a bit like Tom Liberatore Dal took them for some sessions but they also trained with the main group for periods Biggy is a lovely mover and found the ball pretty...

Attended the members closed training session today, nice initiative by the club interesting to see the new recruits on the field lots going on in numerous groups so hard to track everyone but a few thoughts - Max King - great mover, only running laps but he really covers the ground well, chalk and c...

he was down there today working with three NGA kids, including Bigoa 'Biggy' Nyuon another kid with long blond hair and another who looks a bit like Tom Liberatore Dal took them for some sessions but they also trained with the main group for periods Biggy is a lovely mover and found the ball pretty ...

chook23 wrote: ↑Fri 23 Nov 2018 2:13pm

spiral3 wrote: ↑Fri 23 Nov 2018 2:10pm hits targets in the highlights, so he can execute. replacement for Ray Connellan

that is why those are highlights

fair dinkum! great insight, thanks

hits targets in the highlights, so he can execute. replacement for Ray Connellan

given his speed, his knickname has to be Legs!
nice highlight reel, great mover
wait and see on skills

Paddy is a bust. If he was pick 61 instead of 1 he wouldn’t been delisted by now. After the players are drafted the pick they were selected at means squat. Max King will be taking hangers over him next year. I don’t agree he d be delisted if #61 after 4 years. If Dean Kent can be on a list for 7 ye...

big concerns are the ability to translate that dominance from U18s when playing against AFL level defenders also, these weaknesses from Knightmare (draft guru) on Bigfooty "Weaknesses: Endurance Work rate Rarely pushes up outside the forward 50m arc Conversion in front of goal No established se...

We used our 2nd round pick for Logan Austin. That's why a lot of us wanted to make sure that he got a few games this season. The club has invested quite a bit in him. Think he'll make it thank goodness. We swapped this year’s third round for Port’s fourth round and Austin. http://www.afl.com.au/new...

veterans list on AFL site - http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-07-18/s ... bs-over30s

Uncontracted vets worth consideration?
Goddard
Heath Grundy

went to training, from match sim it didn't look there would be much change to starting 18. Looks like Hickey, Gilbo, Lonie, Mav, Phillips, Carlisle staying in Seb in, Hunter out? Webster didn't train fully so ?? Jake trained fully Battle trained fully, so ? Acres trained, ? Webster, White, Austin an...

happy with that, too old for our list
have a crack at Polec
not sold on Gaff (esp for what we'd have to give to get him), gets the ball but can he lift a side when the chips are down?

only ran laps at training today, along with Coffield

saynta wrote: ↑Wed 11 Jul 2018 1:39pm Sammy was already in the side

yeah I know, but it doesn't look like he's coming out as many are expecting (thought it was worth mentioning)

other observations from training - like the look of Paton, good agility and strength, reckon he'll become a handy player - Seb training in that defensive distributor role - Lonie handy in the F50 drills, good competitor for size (I'm not a fan but he has a good crack) - Jake owned Lewie Pierce in on...

went to training today and based on the way they split up in match simulation, I'm guessing IN Carlisle (stayed out of one tackle drill but seemed to do most other work, incl match sim) Hickey Marshall Gilbo (staying in) Out Hunter Wright Joyce Longer Acres and Steele played for the second 22 group,...

One would assume significant work is being done on his technique. In the latest incident, for not the first time, he went head first to the contest when there was no need to do so. absolutely right, isn't smart with his head in collisions fixing his poor technique will remove more risk than the hel...

So all you see is the number '4' next to goals, without looking at the context... - one goal from a mark where no defenders were near him - one goal from his opponent literally slipping over to the ground. - one goal from a good snap admittedly - one goal from an actual mark on an opponent I admit ...

it's so bad it's laughable Gresham incredibly poor in front of goal I heard a former player on SEN talking about goal kicking. He referenced three keys to goal kicking, according to Jason Dunstall (who kicked a couple) 1. Run where you want the ball to go - straight at the goal 2. Have relaxed arms ...