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Dunn for sure.

If he fails I'll say Buckley. He knows how to play defensive and his as quick as Boomer.

 
Davey will be stuffed after 5 minutes on Boomer......he has the speed, can hurt Boomer if Davey has the ball...but I doubt very much Davey can go with Boomer for even 1 quarter.

For Gods sake you dont play your most talented player in a tagging role.

Welcome Maric and good to have Mac back.

With Ausie out this week, does it mean the club could quietly sneak in another emergency?

I don't know if they can do something like that at this late juncture.

 
I worry about speed more than endurance to keep with Harvey. So Bruce is out and I don't know if Dunn is quick enough either. Bartram is quick enough so maybe use him. Bell is also a good idea High Tower, definitely has the quickness.

What about Davey?

Dunn actually has a good turn of pace on him remember the run down of Foley.


:huh: I read that Dunn did such a good job shutting Pavlich down in the first quarter that he had to be moved forward.

he did. pavlich got dragged. harvey threw him forward and we got smashed.

if only dunn hadnt played so well on him lol

 

Coud not give a toss about who takes boomer, a team effort all over will determine how we go not i player.

Good luck Maric on the start of your senior career

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