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Melbourne at Casey Fields - Saturday March 13

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Saturday March 13th - 2pm

Casey Fields - Melbourne v West Coast

This will be a real measuring stick for us for the future couple of years!

Heres one to win.

Thoughts?

 
 

Thoughts?

Bring in the Killer to play on the same ground as Nicnat...

Oh. And no resting Jamar. All Watts will need to do is rack up half a dozen kicks. :D

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Does anyone know what time?

2PM at Casey

Current forecast is sunny and 25 degrees.

And what are the odds of this actually happening ;) !!!

 

I was kind of hoping to get a team like Geelong or Collingwood, but I think we're a good chance to notch a win next week, as West Coast are yet to leave WA this pre-season.

We should aim to play our best (and fittest) 22 in this match as preparation for Round 1.

Disappointing we have to play another interstate side that's 3 from 4 a bit rough i reckon.

Plan to get along to Casey, I had a really great time at the intra club. Hope there's a big attendence and we end

the pre season on a positive note with a win and gain some confidence. I reckon we might see our virtual Round 1 team

have a hit out.


Why is that a bit rough?? There's no gate receipts in pre-season, what's the difference?? If anything this is good. WC aren't usually as strong in Melb, perhaps some chance for a win.

This should be a really good game. WC are in a fairly similar place to us with their list, perhaps a year or two ahead. I expect our season to more or less mirror theirs in '09. It will be great to see how we handle them, especially given that they have a pretty strong (physically) midfield, so our young guys might well struggle. We also match up pretty well on their forwards, although I'm still worried about our small backs, and LeCras is just the guy to show them up.

I always get a bad feeling when the folks on Demonland start to get cocky.

we will destroy them and go into the real stuff with a bit of confidence!


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This should be a really good game. WC are in a fairly similar place to us with their list, perhaps a year or two ahead. I expect our season to more or less mirror theirs in '09. It will be great to see how we handle them, especially given that they have a pretty strong (physically) midfield, so our young guys might well struggle. We also match up pretty well on their forwards, although I'm still worried about our small backs, and LeCras is just the guy to show them up.

The Squad for Adelaide was - following... + add Wonnaemirri & Bate, + Jamie Bennell, Colin Sylvia and Brent Moloney, rested. Davey & Bruce could return from injury.....

1. Matthew Warnock

2. Nathan Jones

3. Clint Bartram

5. Jordan Gysberts

7. Brad Miller

8. James Frawley

9. Jack Trengove

13. Jordie McKenzie

14. Lynden Dunn

15. Ricky Petterd

16. Jack Grimes

18. Brad Green

19. Addam Maric

21. Daniel Bell

23. James McDonald

24. Liam Jurrah

25. Kyle Cheney

27. Jared Rivers

28. Joel MacDonald

29. Michael Newton

30. Tom McNamara

31. Tom Scully

33. Austin Wonaeamirri

34. Stefan Martin

40. Mark Jamar

42. Jake Spencer

44. Rohan Bail

47. James Strauss

48. Jack Fitzpatrick

The team could look like this -

Jamie Bennell, James Frawley, Matthew Warnock,

Joel MacDonald, Jared Rivers, Cam Bruce,

James McDonald, Brent Moloney, Jack Grimes,

Aaron Davey, Matthew Bate, Brad Green,

Ricky Petterd, Brad Miller, Stefan Martin,

Mark Jamar, Colin Sylvia, Nathan Jones,

Jake Spencer/Tom Scully/Jack Trengove/Jordie McKenzie/AustinWonaeamirri/Jordan Gysberts/

Lynden Dunn Kyle Cheney James Strauss Rohan Bail Michael Newton

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Crumbs... first practice match of our local footy comp will get in the way of going to Casey. I've really enjoyed the trips out in the sticks to watch footy at Casey.

I always get a bad feeling when the folks on Demonland start to get cocky.

Me too. IMHO when we click together as a team we'll be competitive against most teams this year, but no point in getting ahead of ourselves on the basis of one praccy match. Just like there was no point in calling the undertakers after the NAB vs Freo. And still a bit of a concern that we had plenty of chances to win it in the last but couldn't put it away. But it's great to see the improvement.

Saturday March 13th - 2pm

Casey Fields - Melbourne v West Coast

This will be a real measuring stick for us for the future couple of years!

Heres one to win.

Thoughts?

Would you classify this match as critical???

Only rassin !


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Would you classify this match as critical???

Only rassin !

Yep, Yes, Yeah Man. Critical Dude, critical we all get there, cheer on the boys & be positive towards the young players & the clubs rebirth.

Oh by the way, the weather still sounds fine, man.

http://www.weather.com.au/vic/melbourne

Lets get there & dig it & bring your non member mates.

 

Does anyone have directions/information on getting to the ground from Cranbourne station? Is there a bus that takes you to or near the ground?

There is a bus "TrainLink" which meets every train at the Cranbourne Station and travels to Cranbourne East. The bus drops you at the new aquatic complex, and there is then an easy 700 meter walk to Casey Fields.

There is a bus "TrainLink" which meets every train at the Cranbourne Station and travels to Cranbourne East. The bus drops you at the new aquatic complex, and there is then an easy 700 meter walk to Casey Fields.

Thanks mate. Much appreciated. I know where the aquatic centre is in relation to the ground so that info really helps.


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