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Same, I just put it there in the hope Keys or someone would post the article.
Training Pre-Season 2023 (First game 18/3 v North)
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I can’t read it because ****ed if I’m paying for the west but…
I have it on very good authority that the reporter writing that article thought today was a boring training session and he really didn’t know what to write about it
I’m calling clickbait
Jack Williams sore ...knee strapped light jog with Shuey and Allen .
Tyrell Dewar looking good but with Long a fair way to go ....
Petruccelle and Edwards building ...
NicNat , Jamieson and B Williams taking hangers on the bag although NicNat now with the lowest leap but looking in good shape .Liam Ryan couldn't help himself and sounds like outdid the Rucks in the Hanger stakes !!
Tyrell Dewar looking good but with Long a fair way to go ....
Petruccelle and Edwards building ...
NicNat , Jamieson and B Williams taking hangers on the bag although NicNat now with the lowest leap but looking in good shape .Liam Ryan couldn't help himself and sounds like outdid the Rucks in the Hanger stakes !!
Really, that's it? Omg his knee had strapping!
Evidently wasn't moving too well with Shuey and Allen on light duties ....
Headline grabber maybe but might restrict J Williams for a while you would think ...
I know Jack Williams often has a knee strapped. Definitely a slow news day
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looking more like McDougall every day.
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Certainly has the length
Not surprising a few were on light duties after a scratch match on Friday.
If nothing else we seem to be backing off and reintroducing players a lot earlier/faster than other years. Take them out of training early, diagnose and/or settle and niggle or soreness then get them back into training earlier (basically because we are catching a lot before it becomes something more serious).
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We may never get any news about Darlings ankle, it's well known how much he hates divulging his medical details.
Hopefully his ovaries doctor is an ankle doctor too.
Rhino has the medical record, he is just scared if he reports it he will get sued again.We may never get any news about Darlings ankle, it's well known how much he hates divulging his medical details.
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Mark Duffield also finding it hard to put together much of interest from todays session
FWIW, I did cross paths briefly with Petruccelle and asked how his ankle was going and he replied “It’s getting there” without much hint of a concern. Maybe not the Port match, but I think he’ll be good for the Adelaide game
There was as much intrigue about the action off the training field as on it as the Eagles went through their paces in a light skills session at Mineral Resources Park on Monday morning.
Skipper/trump card on light duties: It is expected to be a regular thing at Eagles sessions this year to see Luke Shuey training away from the main group and he walked/jogged laps during Monday morning’s session as he had the previous week. It was more intriguing to see forward Oscar Allen with him, especially with the ankle injury suffered by fellow forward Jack Darling in match simulation last Friday. Allen had kicked four goals in that match simulation and looked cherry ripe for a return to AFL football after a year on the sidelines.
The third member of Shuey’s group was young forward/ruck Jack Williams who also spent some time away from the main group last week before playing impressively in match simulation on Friday when he kicked two goals.
Petrevski-Seton moving forward: It is becoming clearer as this pre-season progresses that the role planned for Sam Petrevski-Seton is as a small forward. The 24-year-old has played 108 games since being drafted by Carlton at pick six in the 2016 national draft. He played 94 for the Blues and 14 last season for the Eagles in a variety of roles.
He has never nailed down a permanent position at either club but has been tried as a forward in match simulation and when the squad split into groups to do specific drills on Monday morning he went with the small forward. It’s early days for Petrevski-Seton in his latest role but West Coast are encouraged by what they have seen so far.
Edwards/Petruccelle still in rehab group:Luke Edwards (quad) and Jack Petrucelle (ankle) trained on MRP’s second oval again as the pair try to build their workloads in time to be back in the frame for pre-season matches. The Eagles were hoping that Petruccelle would be available to tackle at least one of the South Australian clubs in practice matches in the next two weeks but he would need to progress quickly from the running drills he was doing Monday morning.
Liam Duggan, who played the first period of match simulation on Friday after off-season knee surgery, also joined the pair for a while after doing the warm up with the main group.
One eye on the Super Bowl: West Coast didn’t stop training to watch the Super Bowl but they did allow their players to keep one eye on it by having the game live on the electronic scoreboard at MRP. The training session finished just before Kansas City hit the front inside the last minute and the players went inside to watch the end.
The spectators who had attended the open skills session weren’t so lucky with the scoreboard shut down immediately triggering a scramble for mobile phones.
FWIW, I did cross paths briefly with Petruccelle and asked how his ankle was going and he replied “It’s getting there” without much hint of a concern. Maybe not the Port match, but I think he’ll be good for the Adelaide game
There was as much intrigue about the action off the training field as on it as the Eagles went through their paces in a light skills session at Mineral Resources Park on Monday morning.
Skipper/trump card on light duties: It is expected to be a regular thing at Eagles sessions this year to see Luke Shuey training away from the main group and he walked/jogged laps during Monday morning’s session as he had the previous week. It was more intriguing to see forward Oscar Allen with him, especially with the ankle injury suffered by fellow forward Jack Darling in match simulation last Friday. Allen had kicked four goals in that match simulation and looked cherry ripe for a return to AFL football after a year on the sidelines.
The third member of Shuey’s group was young forward/ruck Jack Williams who also spent some time away from the main group last week before playing impressively in match simulation on Friday when he kicked two goals.
Petrevski-Seton moving forward: It is becoming clearer as this pre-season progresses that the role planned for Sam Petrevski-Seton is as a small forward. The 24-year-old has played 108 games since being drafted by Carlton at pick six in the 2016 national draft. He played 94 for the Blues and 14 last season for the Eagles in a variety of roles.
He has never nailed down a permanent position at either club but has been tried as a forward in match simulation and when the squad split into groups to do specific drills on Monday morning he went with the small forward. It’s early days for Petrevski-Seton in his latest role but West Coast are encouraged by what they have seen so far.
Edwards/Petruccelle still in rehab group:Luke Edwards (quad) and Jack Petrucelle (ankle) trained on MRP’s second oval again as the pair try to build their workloads in time to be back in the frame for pre-season matches. The Eagles were hoping that Petruccelle would be available to tackle at least one of the South Australian clubs in practice matches in the next two weeks but he would need to progress quickly from the running drills he was doing Monday morning.
Liam Duggan, who played the first period of match simulation on Friday after off-season knee surgery, also joined the pair for a while after doing the warm up with the main group.
One eye on the Super Bowl: West Coast didn’t stop training to watch the Super Bowl but they did allow their players to keep one eye on it by having the game live on the electronic scoreboard at MRP. The training session finished just before Kansas City hit the front inside the last minute and the players went inside to watch the end.
The spectators who had attended the open skills session weren’t so lucky with the scoreboard shut down immediately triggering a scramble for mobile phones.
What a nothing burger of a board this is
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Geez I thought we would’ve had news on Darling by now. Typical secrecy from Nisbo and co.
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The silence is deafening with Darling, so I'm going to assume the worst. The silver lining is that this gives Allen his chance to step up to the big time. Darling lead our forward line in 2012 (when several years younger than Allen), so now it's his time to shine.
It will also allow us to figure out who of the remaining talls have potential (Williams x 2, Waterman, Jameson, Edwards). We know we need a youngster to replace Darling in a few seasons, but this will let us know how pressing the need is. If we get lucky and one of the others steps up, we may be able to prioritise another position instead.
Assume he's out for the season and you can only be pleasantly surprised if he's not.
And just ignore the injury reports or Kate will put out a restraining order on you when you point out how bad they are every single week.
And just ignore the injury reports or Kate will put out a restraining order on you when you point out how bad they are every single week.
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Still holding out hope for a relatively mild diagnosis but we surely wouldn’t be seeking further testing if this was a simple ankle injury.
My mind can’t help but drift back to Chesser’s injury where his ankle just got completely ****ed up and resulted in a 12 month recovery
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Kelly a pre-season standout, youngsters given midfield chance
Draftees Reuben Ginbey and Elijah Hewett were given a chance in stoppage drills at training on Monday as West Coast looks to finalise its midfield group
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A bit from Nathan Schmook on today's training session. Tim Kelly a standout, Hewett and Ginbey given time training with the mids. Luke Foley was included in some of the stoppage work which is interesting.
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