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FB: L Fowler, S Wight, A Ingerson

HB: B Green, G Hardeman, S Febey

C: S Alves, H Mann, R Flower

HF: G Lyon, D. Schwarz, A. Davey

FF: A Jakovitch, D. Neitz, J. Farmer

FOLL: J. Stynes, R Barassi, G Wells

INT: P Moore, A. Yze, C Bruce J McDonald

EMERG B Dixon R Robertson G Parke

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    Your team is a good one 'Demonjamo' but I think mine is even better.

    B. John Beckwith Tassie Johnson Rod Grinter

    HB. Noel McMahen Gary Hardeman Don Williams

    C. Robbie Flower Laurie Mithen Frank Adams

    HF Alan Johnson David Schwarz Bob McKenzie

    F. Gary Lyon Allen Jakovich Jeff Farmer

    Ruck. Jim Stynes Ron Barassi Stuart Spencer

    Interchange. David Neitz, Todd Viney, Hassa Mann and Bob Johnson (jnr).

    Edited by bobby mckenzie

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    FB: L Fowler, S Wight, A Ingerson

    HB: B Green, G Hardeman, S Febey

    C: S Alves, H Mann, R Flower

    HF: G Lyon, D. Schwarz, A. Davey

    FF: A Jakovitch, D. Neitz, J. Farmer

    FOLL: J. Stynes, R Barassi, G Wells

    INT: P Moore, A. Yze, C Bruce J McDonald

    EMERG B Dixon R Robertson G Parke

    Like this one. Not sure about Ingerson though.

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    Reckon Graeme Yeats is a bit stiff to miss out on a spot. Terrific back pocket.

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    FB: S.Wight D.Hughes A.Johnson

    HB: B.Lovett A.Ingerson A.Yze

    C: R.Flower G.Lovett S.Tingay

    HF: G.Lyon D.Schwarz G.Healy

    FF: J.Farmer D.Neitz A.Jakovich

    Foll: J.Stynes A.Obst T.Viney

    Inter: P.Moore, S.Woewodin, A.Davey, R.Grinter

    Emer: J.White, T.Johnstone, B.Wilson

    The back six pick themselves and the forwardlien shows how blessed we've been for skilled forwards, but it also shows how cruel fate can be as well. Schwartz and Jakovich could have been anythign if not for injuries, ass Lyon in that group as well, and we lost both Farmer and Healy as they enyered their prime.

    The midfield shows how much we've lacked quality for the last decade.

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