Nunez
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What you were buying was doing the trick just fine.
Really good of you to spend time with the Blynd mate.
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What you were buying was doing the trick just fine.
I wonder what the neanderthals ate.
That is, in addition to eating each other. And before they had established well-irrigated market gardens that is.
Yes I think this is the answer, to stop global warming we should eat more humans.
Soylent GreenYes I think this is the answer, to stop global warming we should eat more humans.
Nothing green about soylent.Soylent Green
The only way I can get the protein I need is if I gave those great big steroid enhanced battery farmed chicken breasts. By the bucket full.
It's them or my gains man.
Sorry Bro but no steroids or hormones in chicken and haven't been for decades. Need more tofu to bulk up
Some say the reason for those great big "enhanced battery farmed chicken breasts" is years of farming experience, plus faster growth rate and higher feed-to-meat ratio!
Sadly, not the steroids, but just a fat fetish!
I could never argue with GOBGuys I'm trying to affect an ignorant, selfish loudmouth vibe here.
Ill try to get away from the food discussion and just add a couple of random thoughts.
Finally think I'll be able to add a few more Lions to my 2019 supercoach team. Think Bez could be a real smokey. Looks fit, strong and hungrier than ever. Great to see him leading the running. Would be great of champion data gave bonus points for good character and leadership. If so, he would be one of the highest priced selections! New recruit Neale is obviously on the radar for a coveted mid spot and Ely Smith could be a nice bench option as a rookie with a mature body.
Heard Fages on SEN after work and he was asked which players to look out for next season. The first player he mentioned was Zac Bailey. Said that he loves his explosive break away speed and his best game was the final game of the season, where he polled coaches votes from both sides. I think he will get plenty of game time this year and entrench himself in our best 22. One of the players on our list that I am the most excited about. Could really add another dimension to either our midfield or back 6. Also mentioned that Starc and Fullerton were tracking along nicely as well. Exciting to hear.
Terry Wallace also made the comment that as a parent, you would be extremely happy for your son to be coached by a person like Chris Fagen. Geez I have a lot of man love for that bloke.
I say this every year, but can't wait for next season! #Uncaged.
Does anyone have a link to that interview? On the SEN site looks like the drive podcast audio stopped last week with KB & the Doc's last day.
He posts things to deliberately rile people. That’s what a troll is.
Thanks Jason. Great report.Went down to training this morning at Yeronga and watched the first 90 minutes or so.
1) Virtually full squad opposed full field possession/transition drills. Lots of basic drills in general, as usual a lot of non dominant side kicking and hand balling.
2) First time I've seen Ely Smith in person and the photos are accurate, he's a bloody big boy.
3) Tom Joyce and Tom Berry working by themselves doing stability drills and laps.
4) Charlie Cameron did the full field drills so must be very close to 100%, he is so fast and just glides over the ground, seemingly effortlessly. Marcus Adams did the full field stuff as well and did some good things.
5) I heard one of the trainers tell Nick Robertson to do a 20 minute high intensity bike session with Connor McFadyen.
6) Very upbeat and happy group, lots of talk, Mitch Robinson stands out with the talk and encouragement.
7) Chris Fagan doesn't have much to do with the instruction/teaching, he just sits back and watches and leaves it in the hands of his assistants.
8) They all looked good but the ones that stood out for me in the full field drills were, Allen Christensen, Mitch Robinson, Josh Walker, Charlie "lightning" Cameron, Dayne Zorko, Lewy Taylor to name a few.
9) Lachie Neale is short but very solidly built, tree trunk thighs, can see why he is hard to knock off the ball.
Can not wait for season 2019, lots of competition for spots in the first 22, for the first time in a long while there will be some hard selection decisions and some unlucky boys playing in the NEAFL, great signs.
The bit l like the most is Fagan just leaving it in the hands of the assistants. This is basically what happened in Hawthorn. All the coaches are on the same page and know exactly what to do. This is where Leppa went wrong, he tried to do everything himself and got burnt out. It also allows our assistant coaches to really develop their careers as they are allowed to run the session as the should.Went down to training this morning at Yeronga and watched the first 90 minutes or so.
1) Virtually full squad opposed full field possession/transition drills. Lots of basic drills in general, as usual a lot of non dominant side kicking and hand balling.
2) First time I've seen Ely Smith in person and the photos are accurate, he's a bloody big boy.
3) Tom Joyce and Tom Berry working by themselves doing stability drills and laps.
4) Charlie Cameron did the full field drills so must be very close to 100%, he is so fast and just glides over the ground, seemingly effortlessly. Marcus Adams did the full field stuff as well and did some good things.
5) I heard one of the trainers tell Nick Robertson to do a 20 minute high intensity bike session with Connor McFadyen.
6) Very upbeat and happy group, lots of talk, Mitch Robinson stands out with the talk and encouragement.
7) Chris Fagan doesn't have much to do with the instruction/teaching, he just sits back and watches and leaves it in the hands of his assistants.
8) They all looked good but the ones that stood out for me in the full field drills were, Allen Christensen, Mitch Robinson, Josh Walker, Charlie "lightning" Cameron, Dayne Zorko, Lewy Taylor to name a few.
9) Lachie Neale is short but very solidly built, tree trunk thighs, can see why he is hard to knock off the ball.
Can not wait for season 2019, lots of competition for spots in the first 22, for the first time in a long while there will be some hard selection decisions and some unlucky boys playing in the NEAFL, great signs.