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With Nov just around the corner, when do EF start their pre-season?

Freezin wrote: With Nov just around the corner, when do EF start their pre-season?

Fairly certain all the Wafl clubs commence pre-season training toward the end of November each year.

Except Subi who start on what would normally be mad Monday.

Or perhaps ring the Club office and ask would be a good idea. Someone in the Club office would be able to tell you.

Ted Nugent wrote: Except Subi who start on what would normally be mad Monday.

Except for the reserves who commenced weight and sprint sessions the week following being knocked out of the finals - they have apparently been sprinting all around Leederville showing everyone how much harder they train than all other clubs.

It's usually the second week in November after the Melb Cup.
Some clubs start the week after that.

Cheers WAG and Roman....hopefully Bill and Earl have the same Subi intel as Ted and Ooll and take the bull by the horns and start the preseason early and hopefully train the players harder and for longer then....looks like hard work is the key to any success....

Freezin wrote: Cheers WAG and Roman....hopefully Bill and Earl have the same Subi intel as Ted and Ooll and take the bull by the horns and start the preseason early and hopefully train the players harder and for longer then....looks like hard work is the key to any success....

Don’t forget the number 1 key...............lots n lotsa money!!!! That’s what wins end on end flags.

58, considering the likes of Sokol became a better player because of Subi's riches....one would assume if drafted and going on a better pay packet, Sokol will become Gary Ablett like in 2020....tho with De Luca getting delisted and Zac Clarke on his way out, quite surprised their fatter pay packets didn't elevate them to Ablett status this year....obviously money talks for some but not for others...

OK, let's accept what Capes, the self-professed greatest list manager and CEO in the WAFL, has to say. He claims that Subi's football department spends less than most rival clubs. So Subi have achieved something unprecedented in commerce: attracting quality staff with the promise of more work and less pay. It's all clear to me: Robbins, Pang, Kayser-Thompson, MacDougall, all went to Subi because they felt guilty at how much money they were being paid by Perth. Robbins even had to break his contract to assuage his conscience.