Following our exes...................

[Bornadog]

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Yep. I wonder if all these hard liners who are worried about hospitals being overrun are happy for the obese to pay for the own health issues?

Obesity is not contagious and can’t be fixed with a vaccine

[comrade]

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Obesity is not contagious and can’t be fixed with a vaccine

Yeah, I’m not even going to bother. Peace.

[The Pie Man]

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Yeah, I’m not even going to bother. Peace.

I’ll ask again, have you got any issue with the ‘no jab, no play’ re: school kids?

[comrade]

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I’ll ask again, have you got any issue with the ‘no jab, no play’ re: school kids?

What about it?

[The Pie Man]

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What about it?

Do you believe such a policy should be in place?

Forgive me if I wasn’t clear

[comrade]

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Do you believe such a policy should be in place?

Forgive me if I wasn’t clear

I believe it’s overreach.

Also my son had a bad reaction and is now riddled with allergies since he was vaccinated (not COVID) so your mileage may vary.

[The Pie Man]

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I believe it’s overreach.

Also my son had a bad reaction and is now riddled with allergies since he was vaccinated (not COVID) so your mileage may vary.

That sucks, sorry to hear that - are you sure it was the vaccines? Kept seeing all kinds of weird & debunked vaccines cause autism theories about when my two were due

[comrade]

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That sucks, sorry to hear that - are you sure it was the vaccines? Kept seeing all kinds of weird & debunked vaccines cause autism theories about when my two were due

The reaction was immediately after (within hours), the allergies developed within a few months so our doctor believes it MAY have been a contributing factor. These things happen and it hasn’t turned us off vaccines in general.

Mandates on the other hand, I don’t agree with at all.

[Twodogs]

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I believe it’s overreach.

Also my son had a bad reaction and is now riddled with allergies since he was vaccinated (not COVID) so your mileage may vary.

Sorry to hear it Comrade. It sucks when your kids are sick no matter their age.

[kruder]

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Saw some preseason training pics of lewis Young on the AFL site, it looks like he has finally hit the gym

[jeemak]

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wrong thread

Was it a post about an ex-player posted here by mistake?

[Bornadog]

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Was it a post about an ex-player posted here by mistake?

nah, covid stuff.

[Axe Man]

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Ex-Dog to train with Blues

Former Western Bulldogs midfielder Will Hayes is reportedly set to train with Carlton's throughout the pre-season after joining the Blues' reserves for 2022.

Hayes was cut by the Dogs in October, with forward Ben Cavarra joining the 26-year-old in not being offered a new deal for the upcoming season.

His second delisting in the space of 12 months, Hayes looks set to continue his fight for a career lifeline, having signed with Carlton's VFL side.

The Euroa product has also taken on managing the Flemington stable for brothers Ben and JD since having his AFL tenure brought to a halt, and is the son of racehorse trainer David Hayes.

"I'm hoping that the dream isn't done yet and a pre-season does come my way, but I'm fortunate to have a great industry to go into afterwards. And that's racing. So, I see it as a win-win," Hayes told RSN last year.

"I've been around the stables since I was a little fella so that makes it second nature."

According to 7 News' Mitch Cleary, Carlton are understood to have offered Hayes the opportunity to train under the club's AFL pre-season program ahead of the 2022 season.

The Blues are already hosting Jason Cripps, the young brother Carlton co-captain Patrick, and Eastern Ranges product Tyreece Leiu, who are both battling for the last remaining list spot this summer.

Hayes played 11 matches for the Bulldogs across three seasons at the Kennel, making his debut against the Blues in Round 5 of the 2019 season.

The 181cm onballer played a further eight matches that year before playing just the further two games in 2020 and none last year.

Hayes is set to join former Essendon forward Ned Cahill in linking up at Ikon Park for the 2022 season.

[jazzadogs]

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Ex-Dog to train with Blues

Former Western Bulldogs midfielder Will Hayes is reportedly set to train with Carlton's throughout the pre-season after joining the Blues' reserves for 2022.

Hayes was cut by the Dogs in October, with forward Ben Cavarra joining the 26-year-old in not being offered a new deal for the upcoming season.

His second delisting in the space of 12 months, Hayes looks set to continue his fight for a career lifeline, having signed with Carlton's VFL side.

The Euroa product has also taken on managing the Flemington stable for brothers Ben and JD since having his AFL tenure brought to a halt, and is the son of racehorse trainer David Hayes.

"I'm hoping that the dream isn't done yet and a pre-season does come my way, but I'm fortunate to have a great industry to go into afterwards. And that's racing. So, I see it as a win-win," Hayes told RSN last year.

"I've been around the stables since I was a little fella so that makes it second nature."

According to 7 News' Mitch Cleary, Carlton are understood to have offered Hayes the opportunity to train under the club's AFL pre-season program ahead of the 2022 season.

The Blues are already hosting Jason Cripps, the young brother Carlton co-captain Patrick, and Eastern Ranges product Tyreece Leiu, who are both battling for the last remaining list spot this summer.

Hayes played 11 matches for the Bulldogs across three seasons at the Kennel, making his debut against the Blues in Round 5 of the 2019 season.

The 181cm onballer played a further eight matches that year before playing just the further two games in 2020 and none last year.

Hayes is set to join former Essendon forward Ned Cahill in linking up at Ikon Park for the 2022 season.

Good luck to him - strikes me as a type who really will battle for every opportunity, and is clearly a nice guy to go with it. Not sure that there is a real future for him at AFL level though.

[azabob]

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As reported Jesse Glass-McCasker has signed with Carlton VFL but he is also now in the running for the final list spot at Carlton more as KPD cover rather than forward.