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I'll head down as its only down the road... makes me miss being with sandy, although i do love driving past TBO and seeing sandy losing!!!!

Is the dees game on fox or 10? if its on 10 i could be home not long after the start!!!

3pm on Ten Delayed. Was thinking the same thing.

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Isn't this on at Visy Park? Thats what my fixture says.

I'll be spewing if its moved, I've been looking forward to heading down to Visy all week as its just around the corner.

I'm going off what its saying here:

http://www.sportingpulse.com/comp_info.cgi...mp;compID=80515

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It's going to be a great day on the couch..

Too right. Makes me not so disappointed about missing my first MFC game in Victoria for the season.

As an aside, I really hope Casey smash the Zebs and return the favour for the drubbing they received in Round 1. Should definitely be a spiteful encounter.

Adding further fuel to the flame, the past comments made publicly by Zebra senior players in the pre-season, namely captain Peter Summers, regarding the split in alignment of MFC/Sandy, could be described as rather 'unsavory', unprofessional and a real backhander. The Zeb's would have felt well happy with themselves after the round 1 result seemingly justifying earlier said comments, so i hope we can serve it right back now.

And now that Casey are in form and Sandy seem to have lost their way, they're a big chance to shove the comments right down Summers' throat in front of their home crowd.

Carn' the Scorps!

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Aren't we playing Collingwood Doggo?

This match has been moved for a while. I remember it coming up some time ago because I remember thinking "why are we playing Collingwood at TBO" so I wrote on that thread "why are we playing Collingwood at TBO?"

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Too right. Makes me not so disappointed about missing my first MFC game in Victoria for the season.

Same.

And it's going to be a great way to keep myself from finding out the results early and attempt to watch the match 'live'.

Watts followed by Jurrah and Grimes. Awesome!

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Aren't we playing Collingwood Doggo?

This match has been moved for a while. I remember it coming up some time ago because I remember thinking "why are we playing Collingwood at TBO" so I wrote on that thread "why are we playing Collingwood at TBO?"

LOL... :o Oooops, crap, we are playing Collingwood. Disregard that post then...

I guess i saw the words TBO and assumed it was against Sandy. You know what they say about people who ass-u-me...

My bad.

P.S. I stand by my comments re: beating Sandy. Anyone know when Casey play them again?

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Not again this H & A season I don't think.

Bugger. The way Sandy have been going lately, wouldn't surprise me if they missed finals this year too. Casey definitely look finals-bound at this stage.

Oh well, we'll just have to wait and see.

Might end up facing off in a spiteful and bloody final later in the year!

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Adding further fuel to the flame, the past comments made publicly by Zebra senior players in the pre-season, namely captain Peter Summers, regarding the split in alignment of MFC/Sandy, could be described as rather 'unsavory', unprofessional and a real backhander. The Zeb's would have felt well happy with themselves after the round 1 result seemingly justifying earlier said comments, so i hope we can serve it right back now.

And now that Casey are in form and Sandy seem to have lost their way, they're a big chance to shove the comments right down Summers' throat in front of their home crowd.

Carn' the Scorps!

That so called "phone call" was a hoax...so you have your facts wrong!

And if there was any supposed "ill feeling" from the Melbourne players, then they didn't show it when quite a few of them turned up to a practice match at sandy at the same time Casey were playing a practice match at Casey Fields...

I look forward to playing Casey again...the way sandy are going it won't be in the finals this year..

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COLLINGWOOD v CASEY SCORPIONS (ABC TV) - Seniors, Saturday 18th July at Trevor Barker Beach at 1:10 pm

COLLINGWOOD

Backs Dyas Thoolen Reed

Half backs Francis Reid Corrie

Centreline Wellingham Barham Blight

Half forwards Cook Dawes Stanley

Forwards Cox Bryan Rounds

Followers Keefe Sidebottom Clarke

Interchange Ceglar* Colbert Hayes Hunt K Pendlebury Mahoney Peverill Sundburg Walker

CASEY SCORPIONS

Backs Stockdale Silvagni Cheney

Half backs McKenzie Faulks Whelan

Centreline Matthews Valenti Wall

Half forwards Chivers Miller Panozza

Forwards Hughes Newton Watts

Followers Johnson Bennell Creed

Interchange Bail Collins Donchi* McGough MacReadie Mohr Scanlon Taylor Waite

* TAC Cup 23rd man

COBURG TIGERS v CASEY SCORPIONS – Reserves Sunday 19th July at Coburg City Oval at 2pm

CASEY SCORPIONS

Backs Mazurek Snow Virtue

Half backs McNamara Waite Lees

Centreline McGough MacReadie Scanlon

Half forwards Buckley Hillberge McLeod

Forwards Patti Zomer Liddle

Followers Spencer Collins Blaser

Interchange Clay Costigan Crespin Dean Mildren Singh Sykes Terry

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good to see Mcnamara, Spencer and Buckley named in the Casey twos. Hopefully they can all break into the Melbourne seniors before the season is out. I would especially like to see McNamara get a game or 2 at the end of the year if he is up to it.

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That so called "phone call" was a hoax...so you have your facts wrong!

And if there was any supposed "ill feeling" from the Melbourne players, then they didn't show it when quite a few of them turned up to a practice match at sandy at the same time Casey were playing a practice match at Casey Fields...

I look forward to playing Casey again...the way sandy are going it won't be in the finals this year..

I really appreciated the alignment between Sandy and MFC, used to love going down to TBO. At the time when i heard about the "phone call", i was less than pleased. I'm glad to know that it was indeed a hoax.

I really rated Summers, still do, but had lost a lot of respect for him, so very glad it was a hoax! Sandy are a great club. No hard feelings on this end... Thanks Zebraman.

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I really appreciated the alignment between Sandy and MFC, used to love going down to TBO. At the time when i heard about the "phone call", i was less than pleased. I'm glad to know that it was indeed a hoax.

I really rated Summers, still do, but had lost a lot of respect for him, so very glad it was a hoax! Sandy are a great club. No hard feelings on this end... Thanks Zebraman.

Likewise Doggo...I have no hard feelings towards Melbourne...we had some fantastic times...but we now have new partners...I actually approached Peter Summers about that call and he said that he got woken up by a mate of his who rang him to tell him that someone was on the radio using his name...

It's a strange draw when we play Casey in the 1st game then don't play them again this season...

I'm doing the scoreboard tomorrow at Sandy for the game so I'll certainly be hoping that Casey [censored] the pies

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Pardon my ignorance Zeb, but how come the game is being played at TBO?

Collingwood's home ground this year is Visy Park...go figure...Collingwood playing home games at Carlton!

Lot of work going on there and they aren't able to play there this week...they approached Sandy a few weeks ago asking to play at Trevor Barker Oval...we get gate receipts, food sales and bar taking in the social club...we just have to provide Scoreboard, gate attendants etc...

I'm happy to do it as Sandy have a bye

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