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Is there a training session tomorrow Wednesday ???

Nothing advertised as it may be a closed session . If there his I will post any photos taken .
Guess so - Those as said before it might be at 8:30, Could be closed but that does not stop anyone going but If it is closed I am not 100% sure about People taking Pictures because I read someone did that and Got told to leave
 
Did anyone go and See if there was Training?
 

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Guess so - Those (this should be though)as said before it might be at 8:30,

Dave the Man - We have all said it a million time but you still seem to not understand.

That sentence makes no sense.

You need to use the word though, not those. They mean two completely different things.

Sorry to complain but it makes reading your posts very hard as you always have to read them twice to understand what you mean.

Thank you.
 
Dave has mentioned he has difficulty with though two words.

I cdnuolt blveiee that I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd what I was rdanieg.

It isn't too difficult to work it out so give him a break!
 
Pies fire up on the Paddock


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Jonathon Bernard 3:42 PM Wed 28 January, 2009
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Dale Thomas and Nick Maxwell worked through a grappling drill at Gosch's Paddock on Wednesday
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Mid-week training was one of the toughest this pre-season as players had to withstand 40 degree heat at Gosch’s Paddock on Wednesday 28 January.

Additional trainers were on hand as the players worked their way through six drills over the course of 90 minutes.

The heat didn't look to have a factor on the players fervour as the intensity was up for most of the session.

Sports science director, David Buttifant, was utilising the heat to get the players ready for next week’s round one clash against West Coast at Subiaco Oval.

The group split into pairs and worked on grappling; body on body contact.

Dale Thomas and Nick Maxwell paired off and pushed each other to the limit of their exhaustion.

After a short two minute fluid break, the team formed two sides and moved through a zoning drill. The red team’s objective was to work the ball from the kick-out to the forward 50.

Head coach Michael Malthouse called upon Shannon Cox to take the kick-outs. The 14 gamer proved to be a reliable force down back. In one particular play he delivered a short pass to Heath Shaw on the boundary line. Cox then quickly ran up the ground to accept the handball from Shaw and launched a 55 metre pass down the ground to teammate, Chris Dawes.

Paul Medhurst trained with the team for the first half of the session before kicking with rehabilitation coach, Justin Crow, on the neighbouring field.

The session finished with a gruelling 35 minute drill with Malthouse directing players to use the corridor to move the ball down the ground. From the back-pocket, the ball was moved by the offensive side through the middle of the Paddock to the “launching pad”.

Dayne Beams, Leigh Brown and Tarkyn Lockyer came to the fore during this drill. Not only was their ball usage exceptional, but their ability to move the ball through traffic was impressive.

The players then headed back inside the Lexus Centre to take the season photo.

There will be an intra-club match held at Gosch’s Paddock on Friday 30 January at 10:00 am.

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So they did have Training and the Intra Club is now at 10am:thumbsu:

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