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“Footy Food - All the Nutritional Facts in Black and White”, by Lorna Garden, Sports Dietician and Nutritionist, Collingwood Football Club. Published 1993 (though it looks like 1983: the hair, the shorts!). Contains: Training techniques Building the Perfect Body Pregame Preparation: what to eat in the 48 hours prior to a game After the Siren Sounds: throw away the pies and beer cans and discover what real footballers eat after the game! Footy food for footy fans - what can supporters eat to maximise their performance? Footy Food of Yesteryear: Alby Pannam (1935-1945): “Players in this era were not allowed liquids during training or games as this was considered a sign of weakness. At 3/4 time Alby had a nip of whisky to keep him going. After the match the first fluid on hand was beer…” Footy Food, a set on Flickr.
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“Footy Food - All the Nutritional Facts in Black and White”, by Lorna Garden, Sports Dietician and Nutritionist, Collingwood Football Club. Published 1993 (though it looks like 1983: the hair, the shorts!). Contains: Training techniques Building the Perfect Body Pregame Preparation: what to eat in the 48 hours prior to a game After the Siren Sounds: throw away the pies and beer cans and discover what real footballers eat after the game! Footy food for footy fans - what can supporters eat to maximise their performance? Footy Food of Yesteryear: Alby Pannam (1935-1945): “Players in this era were not allowed liquids during training or games as this was considered a sign of weakness. At 3/4 time Alby had a nip of whisky to keep him going. After the match the first fluid on hand was beer…” Footy Food, a set on Flickr.
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“Footy Food - All the Nutritional Facts in Black and White”, by Lorna Garden, Sports Dietician and Nutritionist, Collingwood Football Club. Published 1993 (though it looks like 1983: the hair, the shorts!). Contains: Training techniques Building the Perfect Body Pregame Preparation: what to eat in the 48 hours prior to a game After the Siren Sounds: throw away the pies and beer cans and discover what real footballers eat after the game! Footy food for footy fans - what can supporters eat to maximise their performance? Footy Food of Yesteryear: Alby Pannam (1935-1945): “Players in this era were not allowed liquids during training or games as this was considered a sign of weakness. At 3/4 time Alby had a nip of whisky to keep him going. After the match the first fluid on hand was beer…” Footy Food, a set on Flickr.
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“Footy Food - All the Nutritional Facts in Black and White”, by Lorna Garden, Sports Dietician and Nutritionist, Collingwood Football Club. Published 1993 (though it looks like 1983: the hair, the shorts!). Contains: Training techniques Building the Perfect Body Pregame Preparation: what to eat in the 48 hours prior to a game After the Siren Sounds: throw away the pies and beer cans and discover what real footballers eat after the game! Footy food for footy fans - what can supporters eat to maximise their performance? Footy Food of Yesteryear: Alby Pannam (1935-1945): “Players in this era were not allowed liquids during training or games as this was considered a sign of weakness. At 3/4 time Alby had a nip of whisky to keep him going. After the match the first fluid on hand was beer…” Footy Food, a set on Flickr.
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“Footy Food - All the Nutritional Facts in Black and White”, by Lorna Garden, Sports Dietician and Nutritionist, Collingwood Football Club. Published 1993 (though it looks like 1983: the hair, the shorts!).

Contains:

  • Training techniques
  • Building the Perfect Body
  • Pregame Preparation: what to eat in the 48 hours prior to a game
  • After the Siren Sounds: throw away the pies and beer cans and discover what real footballers eat after the game!
  • Footy food for footy fans - what can supporters eat to maximise their performance?
  • Footy Food of Yesteryear: Alby Pannam (1935-1945): “Players in this era were not allowed liquids during training or games as this was considered a sign of weakness. At 3/4 time Alby had a nip of whisky to keep him going. After the match the first fluid on hand was beer…”

Footy Food, a set on Flickr.

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