The $1,000,000 also helps to sooth the pain.
That wouldn't go far with his missus
The $1,000,000 also helps to sooth the pain.
Just did a drive by in anticipation of tomorrow. It appears @caesar has enlisted his assistants! Cya there.
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$100k per game is pretty impressiveAnd I think Sydney knew that. Has played 118 games now for Sydney. Huge cost but credit to Frankiln, he's played with stuffed shoulders for a lot of his time at Sydney. He's just an awesome talent. Anyone lesser couldn't have continued on their raw talent as Franklin has.
All things being equal the boys should be on the track at about 9:30, unless they take them away for a time trial to see who has and hasn't been a naughty boy over the beak.
I find it a grind going for a 30 min run every morning, to be honest.I think you would be surprised at just how much of a grind it is, TT.
We often talk about them being lucky to get to play the game we all love but it very much becomes a job, playing the game itself is really the only part of their existence that has much pleasure involved.
Pretty easy no contact session, ran little over an hour. A bit fumbly.
Looking sharp today, Marlion, Dusty, Stack, Prestia, Lynch.
Of the new boys Hugo stood out today.
The voices were back, ( New Year! No Rance! MOVE ON!!)
Rehab Group: Houli, Nank, Aarts, Oleg
No shows: Astbury and Grimes.
Bearing in mind that it was non contact session it was good to see Prestia, Shai, Graham and Higgo out of rehab post Christmas, only Graham likely to go back to that group when contest stuff in vogue?
PS. Other clubs, ( Collingwood and Carlton) , had over 2 hour game simulation sessions breathing in all that smoke haze, (maybe not so smart?). Anyway they started back late last week whereas today was 1st day back for us.
Tell him I found them.Stack looking lighter?
They said he’s dropped 7kg over summer.
Smoke haze aside, it could just be that their seasons finished earlier than ours so obviously they start training back a little earlier to allow for the mandated break time. But, I don't mind hearing of clubs pushing extra hard early in the pre season. Season's a marathon n it's a massive balancing act getting the correct fitness into the players early without breaking them n then managing the whole year while having them primed for finals. Nothing like seeing a few clubs doing a mad sprint for the round one starting line, ya just know they're going to be toast by about round 15 / 18 n gimping their way to the finish line.PS. Other clubs, ( Collingwood and Carlton) , had over 2 hour game simulation sessions breathing in all that smoke haze, (maybe not so smart?). Anyway they started back late last week whereas today was 1st day back for us.
Yep, happy to drop a few early in order to be primed when it matters.Smoke haze aside, it could just be that their seasons finished earlier than ours so obviously they start training back a little earlier to allow for the mandated break time. But, I don't mind hearing of clubs pushing extra hard early in the pre season. Season's a marathon n it's a massive balancing act getting the correct fitness into the players early without breaking them n then managing the whole year while having them primed for finals. Nothing like seeing a few clubs doing a mad sprint for the round one starting line, ya just know they're going to be toast by about round 15 / 18 n gimping their way to the finish line.
All things being equal the boys should be on the track at about 9:30, unless they take them away for a time trial to see who has and hasn't been a naughty boy over the break.
Smoke haze is the new altitude training at Collingwood.
That's not to be confused with hazing, which is what the Dees experience whenever they play.
Smoke haze aside, it could just be that their seasons finished earlier than ours so obviously they start training back a little earlier to allow for the mandated break time. But, I don't mind hearing of clubs pushing extra hard early in the pre season. Season's a marathon n it's a massive balancing act getting the correct fitness into the players early without breaking them n then managing the whole year while having them primed for finals. Nothing like seeing a few clubs doing a mad sprint for the round one starting line, ya just know they're going to be toast by about round 15 / 18 n gimping their way to the finish line.