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Wholesale changes for next week

Straight Sets Simon
in Melbourne Demons

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OUTS

Bartram, Bell , Newton

INS

Petterd, Aussie, Green(if fit)

Petterd has a hamstring twinge and they do not want to risk him

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    When did that happen ? I thought he was one of sandys best last week??

    Not sure when it happened just told today by James Frawley

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    Gee, I hope Greeny is ready for a game....how we miss him !!!!

    I know for a fact that Green WILL be in next week.

    I heard it from the horse's mouth.

    I was in a lift with him at half time and he said he is defiantly back

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    Have i missed something? How was Bell's game today utterly horrible, and the worst in history?

    Sure it wasn't great, but he lifted in the second half, had about 10 touches in the third quarter.

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    Have i missed something? How was Bell's game today utterly horrible, and the worst in history?

    Sure it wasn't great, but he lifted in the second half, had about 10 touches in the third quarter.

    Agree in the 3rd and a bit of the 4th he found some ball, but overall he was beaten by his opponent and his direct opponent kicked 3 goals in like the first 10 minutes.

    I disagree with people saying Bartram should be dropped, he gives 100%.

    I was really disapointed watching JMAC. I love the guy but he didn't give 2 shits. How was it when he kicked across goal in front of the members, ball was turned over and he just stood there with his hands on his knees until they kicked a goal, it took about 20 seconds from the turnover for them to score, he could have got their to at least put a bit more pressure on.

    Newton really struggled, despite being a great tease with another piece of Juice (the goal), he was crap.

    A strange yet amazing fact over this season is that Valenti and CJ are almost our best players in the team. Very weird yesterday to rather someone kick it to CJ over Bruce.

    The defence tried hard all day and I liked Warnocks effort, apart from that dropped mark.

    It was a bad game, it was cold, boring, cold, poor skills, cold and im probably going to get sick which sucks because I have no sick leave left.

    Onto the changes for next week.

    OUT: Bell, Newton

    IN: Green, Wonaeamirri

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    OUT: Bell, Newton, Bartram.

    IN: Wheatley, Wonaemirri, Green.

    I can see Carroll getting picked though.

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    Might be just me but.......

    i think Bate needs a trip to sandy actually.

    He has been pretty poor as of late and really seems to be lacking confidence to take the game on.

    OUT- Newton, Bell, Bate, Jamar

    IN- Aussie, Green, White, Yze

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    Might be just me but.......

    i think Bate needs a trip to sandy actually.

    He has been pretty poor as of late and really seems to be lacking confidence to take the game on.

    OUT- Newton, Bell, Bate, Jamar

    IN- Aussie, Green, White, Yze

    Could be true regarding Bate, anyway Wheatley?

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    I can see Carroll getting picked though.

    This week, I can agree with you.

    I can see it happening.

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    Drrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr guys the whole idea of playing young guys is to get games under their belts, Sylvia etc included shiet Superman couldn't get a kick ATM.

    Has anybody got a clue?????????????? It is all about playing and developing young players regardless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    No gain wothout pain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Why don't you use more exclamation marks to get your point accross. :blink:

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    IN: GREEN, PETTERD, HOLLAND

    OUT: BELL, BARTRAM, NEWTON (all omitted)

    You heard it here first.

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    I would have Wheatley and Aussie before Petterd and Holland at this stage.

    Sorry.

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    I would have Wheatley and Aussie before Petterd and Holland at this stage.

    Sorry.

    Yes I would prefer that too.

    We can't be 100% sure Wheatley is coming back though.

    Pretty certain Green will play this week, hoping the 22 is below.

    BP: Whelan Warnock Martin

    HB: Green Garland Petterd

    C: Davey Jones CJohnson

    HF: Bruce Bate Maric

    FP: Wona Miller PJ

    R: Jamar Macca Dunn

    Inter: Buckley, Valenti, Morton, Bartram/Sylvia (either way)

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    Well firstly can I say it will be pleasing to see the team on Thursday and see 4 players on the interchange for the first time in months....

    Anyway:

    IN: Petterd, Holland, Wonaeamirri, Green

    OUT: Newton, Bell, Bartram, Sylvia,

    If Green not fit then Sylvia stays. Davey's a possibility to get suspended.

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    Without having seen a replay on TV, I reckon Davey has something to worry about. His brain explosion when he ironed out Thomas, with no eyes for the footy, could cost him a week or two.

    Saw it on the Tele a number of times. Absolutely nothing to answer.

    Nothing was even mentioned about him having anything to worry about.

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    B: WHELAN, WARNOCK, WHEATLEY

    HB: C.JOHNSON, MARTIN, BUCKLEY

    C: GREEN, JONES, BRUCE

    HF: BATE, MILLER, DAVEY

    F: P.JOHNSON, GARLAND, WONAEAMIRRI

    FOLL: JAMAR, MCDONALD, VALENTI

    IC: DUNN, MARIC, SYLVIA, MORTON

    EMRG: BARTRAM, PETTERD, WHITE

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