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Waterman clunked the mark with all 12 fingers.
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Started working back when the retirement age was 50 which helpsHe finished working 25 years ago.
Got here just after 9.30 and they were well into training by the time I arrived. Don’t know what time they started obviously
Pretty much all the rehab/deload guys weren’t out there - only Cole, Davis and Johnston running laps. The rest either didn’t train or had already finished
By my count there were 24 listed players still involved meaning 16 I didn’t see
- Sheed, Ginbey, Harley, Brockman, Allen, Long, Graham, Chesser, Hough, Petruccelle, Barnett, BWilliams, Champion, Jamieson, Edwards and Hutchinson
A few Beagles players (Lucassen was the only one I recognised, maybe Sparks as well) plus Walley and I think Banfield. Walley looks and moves a lot like Dewar
Yeo, Owies and Dewar left sometime before the contested work
They did some uncontested ball movement work from halfback for about 15-20 minutes followed by some full field contested work for about the same amount of time
About 10.20 they stated wrapping things up and they’re all drifting off now as I’m typing this. At a guess I’d say I’ve missed at least half of the session
Notable -
• Waterman is starting to hit his strides and presented well up forward in the match sim
• Hewett moving through the midfield well
• Duggan is leading pretty well and looks to be a full time mid in drills
• Cripps still helps set a training standard
• Baker is in the thick of everything and works his arse off to provide an option coming out of defence
• McGovern was in the contested drill so whatever issue there was with his ribs must’ve been minor
• Archer took one really nice pack mark and presented well
• Maric is on a steep learning curve down back but is getting plenty of help from the coaches
• Gross and Allan were both very good in the match sim work. An early debut for Allan looms
• Hall provided some good run also and is looking very fit
• Nice to see Bazzo do the contested match sim
• Rawlinson had a good session and isn’t looking out of place
• Didn’t mind some of Burgiel’s work in the match sim - still lacks conditioning though
• Brock had his hands full with Reid
• Kelly got a full session in as well
• Shanahan with a great run down tackle at one point to cause a turnover
Coaches were very vocal with their instructions on what they wanted players to do - gaining territory as fast as possible is the primary focus
Archer and JWill the last to leave the track as they stayed at to practice some set shot goal kicking
Sounds like Allan is under notice
But seriously, what’s your job? because you get to training pretty much all the time. Very jealous.
I could go back and scan past reports, but while I think of it, where has Barnett generally been training so far this pre-season?
Got here just after 9.30 and they were well into training by the time I arrived. Don’t know what time they started obviously
Pretty much all the rehab/deload guys weren’t out there - only Cole, Davis and Johnston running laps. The rest either didn’t train or had already finished
By my count there were 24 listed players still involved meaning 16 I didn’t see
- Sheed, Ginbey, Harley, Brockman, Allen, Long, Graham, Chesser, Hough, Petruccelle, Barnett, BWilliams, Champion, Jamieson, Edwards and Hutchinson
A few Beagles players (Lucassen was the only one I recognised, maybe Sparks as well) plus Walley and I think Banfield. Walley looks and moves a lot like Dewar
Yeo, Owies and Dewar left sometime before the contested work
They did some uncontested ball movement work from halfback for about 15-20 minutes followed by some full field contested work for about the same amount of time
About 10.20 they stated wrapping things up and they’re all drifting off now as I’m typing this. At a guess I’d say I’ve missed at least half of the session
Notable -
• Waterman is starting to hit his strides and presented well up forward in the match sim
• Hewett moving through the midfield well
• Duggan is leading pretty well and looks to be a full time mid in drills
• Cripps still helps set a training standard
• Baker is in the thick of everything and works his arse off to provide an option coming out of defence
• McGovern was in the contested drill so whatever issue there was with his ribs must’ve been minor
• Archer took one really nice pack mark and presented well
• Maric is on a steep learning curve down back but is getting plenty of help from the coaches
• Gross and Allan were both very good in the match sim work. An early debut for Allan looms
• Hall provided some good run also and is looking very fit
• Nice to see Bazzo do the contested match sim
• Rawlinson had a good session and isn’t looking out of place
• Didn’t mind some of Burgiel’s work in the match sim - still lacks conditioning though
• Brock had his hands full with Reid
• Kelly got a full session in as well
• Shanahan with a great run down tackle at one point to cause a turnover
Coaches were very vocal with their instructions on what they wanted players to do - gaining territory as fast as possible is the primary focus
Archer and JWill the last to leave the track as they stayed at to practice some set shot goal kicking
Good work- he's not easy to spot. Crazy for a bloke to be wearing a beanie in summer thoughOutstanding on track was Wes Walley
Walley got a bit of Flyin in his game
EAGLES TRAINING NOTES: Match sim offers up position clues
West Coast’s match simulation session on Friday morning offered up some clues as to where the likes of Bo Allan, Ryan Maric and Jack Hutchinson may be positioned next season. Here’s what we saw.thewest.com.au
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Didn't notice Hutchinson he was on far side
Article mentions Hutchinson playing wing in match sim - can’t say I saw him out there
ROYAL EAGLE - did you see Hutchinson out there?
Interesting. Ryan gets a bit of shtick on here for his lite running. Slow to adapt to new game style - run, run, run?Mini was giving it a lot to Liam Ryan last in running and in match Sim wasn't moving enough and told him off...
always been a little lazy at training and preseasonInteresting. Ryan gets a bit of shtick on here for his lite running. Slow to adapt to new game style - run, run, run?
Sorry about that every time I said sim auto correct changed it to SimonSimon already our best player