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

[Grantysghost]

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Probably not a bad sign really - you want them to be training hard.

[jeemak]

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How's the "not this ****wit again" look on the faces......

[Grantysghost]

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How's the "not this ****wit again" look on the faces......

Heppell is like ah this again.

[GVGjr]

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Stringer in a brawl with team mate at training today

From Bomber Blitz

I don't mind seeing it as a show of strength but it doesn't need to linger on.

[Bornadog]

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I don't mind seeing it as a show of strength but it doesn't need to linger on.

Between two players is a bit of competition, but the photo posted by GG is not a good look.

[GVGjr]

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Between two players in a bit of competition, but the photo posted by GG is not a good look.

To me the optics are a bit irrelevant because it's just push and shove and it's not like Setanta OhAilpín kicking Cameron Cloke (I think it was Cam) when he was on the ground. I expect them to shake hands and get on with it.

[Grantysghost]

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To me the optics are a bit irrelevant because it's just push and shove and it's not like Setanta OhAilpín kicking Cameron Cloke (I think it was Cam) when he was on the ground. I expect them to shake hands and get on with it.

Same G. I reckon if you're going to have match sim, the guys that are going each other are actually taking it seriously. Unless it was chirping for no good reason I'm ok with it.

[Mofra]

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"By the way Stringer hit Redman in the face. I am sure thats what i saw. It was quite serious. Redman was roughing him up playing from behind as a defender… and giving him some elbows to the back… Jakey then whacked him. Funny enough the play was still going on. Redman then went back at him as ball was coming in again and bumped him hard from behind and they then wrestled each other to the ground. Players broke them up. They separated and the drill was then over. It was physical at times today with tackling and pressure. Better they are ramping up this time of year than down like last year"

- From Bomber Blitz

[Bornadog]

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"By the way Stringer hit Redman in the face. I am sure thats what i saw. It was quite serious. Redman was roughing him up playing from behind as a defender… and giving him some elbows to the back… Jakey then whacked him. Funny enough the play was still going on. Redman then went back at him as ball was coming in again and bumped him hard from behind and they then wrestled each other to the ground. Players broke them up. They separated and the drill was then over. It was physical at times today with tackling and pressure. Better they are ramping up this time of year than down like last year"

- From Bomber Blitz

If true, then it did go too far

[Rocket Science]

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[Grantysghost]

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Not pleasant on the eye balls but great for Moz he has a gig at the highest level considering he made the jump to move his family to QLD.

If he injures a few that would be ok too.

[Axe Man]

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I hope our mids take note of this little insult. Although claiming their midfielders are better and then mentioning Rhys Mathieson is taking the piss surely!

Dunkley: "Once we Cross that White Line, It'll be On"

Josh Dunkley admits he’s put a big circle around Brisbane’s Round 3 fixture against the Western Bulldogs.

The 26-year-old has settled into life as a Lion and spoke to Lions Media about how refreshing the move north has been.

“I’ve loved Queensland ever since I started coming up with my family,” he said.

“My partners family are here, my sister moved up a few years ago and to be able to come up here permanently has been great.”

n one of the most talked about trades of the 2022 off-season, Dunkley said his decision to leave the Western Bulldogs was a bittersweet one.

“Looking back now, it was certainly a tough one.

“The way it transpired in the end was obviously positive but throughout that process it was quite challenging, and I had to lean on my family and friends a bit.

“Dom (Ambrogio) and the team gave me full confidence that the deal would get so all I could do was sit back and enjoy every moment.”

Now having trained with his new side for nearly three months, Dunkley said he’s enjoying playing alongside a star-studded midfield.

“It’s tough on the track when its 35 degrees and humid from rain the night before, but I think early days it was hard to adjust, the balls slippery but now I feel like I’m used to it,” he said.

“The boys are training really well, everyone’s looking really fit and we’ve been running a lot, which is a different for me. It’s been great to change the stimulus of training and it’s been really refreshing for the mind and the body.

“To come from a place that has really good midfielders, to come into the Club which has even better midfielders is amazing.

“You’ve got a Brownlow winner in Lachie, Hugh McCluggage and you look at how good he’s been in the last few years, plus blokes like Dev Robertson and Matho, we take each other honest at training and drive high standards.

“It’s a huge dynamic with a lot of faces going through the middle which is exciting.”

With pre-season well underway, Dunkley admitted it was hard not to look forward to Round 3, where the Lions will take on the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium.

“I was always looking to see when we were playing the Dogs,” the 26-year-old said.

“I think it’s going to be good to get it out of the way, but we only play them once so the build-up will be pretty big I reckon.

“Hopefully the crowd’s not too harsh on me but there’ll probably be a bit of niggle, Libba might throw in a few elbows but it’s all good fun, they’ve been good to me throughout the journey.

“But I have no doubt once that siren goes and we cross that white line, it’ll be on.”

[dog town]

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I hope our mids take note of this little insult. Although claiming their midfielders are better and then mentioning Rhys Mathieson is taking the piss surely!

Dunkley: "Once we Cross that White Line, It'll be On"

Josh Dunkley admits he’s put a big circle around Brisbane’s Round 3 fixture against the Western Bulldogs.

The 26-year-old has settled into life as a Lion and spoke to Lions Media about how refreshing the move north has been.

“I’ve loved Queensland ever since I started coming up with my family,” he said.

“My partners family are here, my sister moved up a few years ago and to be able to come up here permanently has been great.”

n one of the most talked about trades of the 2022 off-season, Dunkley said his decision to leave the Western Bulldogs was a bittersweet one.

“Looking back now, it was certainly a tough one.

“The way it transpired in the end was obviously positive but throughout that process it was quite challenging, and I had to lean on my family and friends a bit.

“Dom (Ambrogio) and the team gave me full confidence that the deal would get so all I could do was sit back and enjoy every moment.”

Now having trained with his new side for nearly three months, Dunkley said he’s enjoying playing alongside a star-studded midfield.

“It’s tough on the track when its 35 degrees and humid from rain the night before, but I think early days it was hard to adjust, the balls slippery but now I feel like I’m used to it,” he said.

“The boys are training really well, everyone’s looking really fit and we’ve been running a lot, which is a different for me. It’s been great to change the stimulus of training and it’s been really refreshing for the mind and the body.

“To come from a place that has really good midfielders, to come into the Club which has even better midfielders is amazing.

“You’ve got a Brownlow winner in Lachie, Hugh McCluggage and you look at how good he’s been in the last few years, plus blokes like Dev Robertson and Matho, we take each other honest at training and drive high standards.

“It’s a huge dynamic with a lot of faces going through the middle which is exciting.”

With pre-season well underway, Dunkley admitted it was hard not to look forward to Round 3, where the Lions will take on the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium.

“I was always looking to see when we were playing the Dogs,” the 26-year-old said.

“I think it’s going to be good to get it out of the way, but we only play them once so the build-up will be pretty big I reckon.

“Hopefully the crowd’s not too harsh on me but there’ll probably be a bit of niggle, Libba might throw in a few elbows but it’s all good fun, they’ve been good to me throughout the journey.

“But I have no doubt once that siren goes and we cross that white line, it’ll be on.”

If you watch the video he also mentioned they do much more running at Brisbane than what he was doing with us.

[Grantysghost]

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I hope our mids take note of this little insult. Although claiming their midfielders are better and then mentioning Rhys Mathieson is taking the piss surely!

Dunkley: "Once we Cross that White Line, It'll be On"

Josh Dunkley admits he’s put a big circle around Brisbane’s Round 3 fixture against the Western Bulldogs.

The 26-year-old has settled into life as a Lion and spoke to Lions Media about how refreshing the move north has been.

“I’ve loved Queensland ever since I started coming up with my family,” he said.

“My partners family are here, my sister moved up a few years ago and to be able to come up here permanently has been great.”

n one of the most talked about trades of the 2022 off-season, Dunkley said his decision to leave the Western Bulldogs was a bittersweet one.

“Looking back now, it was certainly a tough one.

“The way it transpired in the end was obviously positive but throughout that process it was quite challenging, and I had to lean on my family and friends a bit.

“Dom (Ambrogio) and the team gave me full confidence that the deal would get so all I could do was sit back and enjoy every moment.”

Now having trained with his new side for nearly three months, Dunkley said he’s enjoying playing alongside a star-studded midfield.

“It’s tough on the track when its 35 degrees and humid from rain the night before, but I think early days it was hard to adjust, the balls slippery but now I feel like I’m used to it,” he said.

“The boys are training really well, everyone’s looking really fit and we’ve been running a lot, which is a different for me. It’s been great to change the stimulus of training and it’s been really refreshing for the mind and the body.

“To come from a place that has really good midfielders, to come into the Club which has even better midfielders is amazing.

“You’ve got a Brownlow winner in Lachie, Hugh McCluggage and you look at how good he’s been in the last few years, plus blokes like Dev Robertson and Matho, we take each other honest at training and drive high standards.

“It’s a huge dynamic with a lot of faces going through the middle which is exciting.”

With pre-season well underway, Dunkley admitted it was hard not to look forward to Round 3, where the Lions will take on the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium.

“I was always looking to see when we were playing the Dogs,” the 26-year-old said.

“I think it’s going to be good to get it out of the way, but we only play them once so the build-up will be pretty big I reckon.

“Hopefully the crowd’s not too harsh on me but there’ll probably be a bit of niggle, Libba might throw in a few elbows but it’s all good fun, they’ve been good to me throughout the journey.

“But I have no doubt once that siren goes and we cross that white line, it’ll be on.”

He has hitched his wagon to Lachie Neale. Vomitus eruptus.

He might be in for a rude surprise.

[dog town]

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Another Melbourne player praising Hunters pre-season and footy smarts today. Reckon something obviously had to give but this one has some potential to make us look a little stupid.