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CASEY SCORPIONS v SANDRINGHAM

Saturday 14th June

Casey Fields at 1:10pm (ABC TV)

CASEY SCORPIONS

Backs Taylor Silvagni Miles

Half backs Steven Wall Garrubba

Centreline L Fisher Birss Matthews

Half forwards Howard Rix Dunne

Forwards McDonald Allen C Gardiner

Followers McEvoy Eddy Armitage

Interchange (from) Fiora Glavin Mercoulia O'Bryan Panozza Parker Vernon Waite

SANDRINGHAM

Backs Biddlecombe Lamb Gilchrist

Half backs Buckley Martin C Liddell

Centreline T Johnston Summers Cheney

Half forwards Carroll Crowe Whelan

Forwards Zomer Jamar Waller

Followers Meesen Valenti M Johnston

Interchange (from) Bell Cleeve Dean Gribbin B Liddell Lockwood McConnell McNamara Martyn Monaghan Plymin Weetra

Sandy missing Addam Maric and no Ezra Poyas. Also Michael Newton still not over his injury?

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"Interchange (from) Matthew Bate Nathan Carroll Aaron Davey Mark Jamar Cale Morton Matthew Whelan Adem Yze" - MFC v RFC

Four of the players selected on the interchange bench for Melbourne aren't named in the Sandringham side. That could suggest that Carroll, Jamar and Whelan will be travelling down to Casey Fields on Saturday?

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"Interchange (from) Matthew Bate Nathan Carroll Aaron Davey Mark Jamar Cale Morton Matthew Whelan Adem Yze" - MFC v RFC

Four of the players selected on the interchange bench for Melbourne aren't named in the Sandringham side. That could suggest that Carroll, Jamar and Whelan will be travelling down to Casey Fields on Saturday?

i think that was my early prediction for the mfc team too...

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have we got a 2nds team? i woner if newton is coming back through there?

I don't think the seconds are playing as they played, and beat, the Casey seconds before last week's game against the Filth; the Filth do not have a seconds team.

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"Interchange (from) Matthew Bate Nathan Carroll Aaron Davey Mark Jamar Cale Morton Matthew Whelan Adem Yze" - MFC v RFC

Four of the players selected on the interchange bench for Melbourne aren't named in the Sandringham side. That could suggest that Carroll, Jamar and Whelan will be travelling down to Casey Fields on Saturday?

Davey and possibly Bate would probably need fitness tests before lining up I'd suggest.

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liked what I saw of Zomer last week at Sandy.

Yes, he was quite promising, especially early. After half-time the game degenerated into a kick-to-kick between the half-back lines.

Zomer is very raw, but he has the physical attributes; the future is up to him.

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It appears that an alignment with Casey Scorpions is by no means a certainty - Scorpions could be a stand-alone club in 2009. Would it be possible for two cstand alone clubs to share the same ground at Casey?

Casey know that we cannot afford to run our own seconds; they know that we must form an alliance. They are just playing hard to get.

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