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2nd May Sundays' Casey 2nds vs Werribee

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If anyone is interested,I wandered down to Casey Fields (Casey 2nds vs Werribee 2nds)

to check on Wona, Spencer,and Sam Blease,and to see what other talent was on offer.

It was a steady drizzle driving to the ground.The game kicked off at midday.By then the rain had stopped,but made conditions slippery under foot.

I was paying more attention to Wona,Blease,Spencer but 3 Casey players stood out for me.

Wona: Didnt set the game alight,but played in spasms,when he was up and going, he was pretty good. Kicked a few nice goals,but generally still needed to be more involved.

Spencer: Played a very good game,took some nice grabs,considering it was a slippery ball. Played in the ruck,spent a small amount of time @ FF.

One passage of play he gave a Werribee rover,approx a 10 mtr head start, run him down and grabbed him as he kicked the ball. (Not bad for a big bloke I thought)

Blease: Did some nice things when the ball came his way. Nice kick,and good skills when under the 'pump'

But was mostly a bystander for 90% of the game. I didnt get too see any of his 'blistering' pace.

Chris Connolly was in attentance,which was surpring to see him taking a interest. Afterall this was Casey Reserves.

I had a short chat to him,before departing.

Summary: Of the 3 MFC listed players,probably Spencer was the pick of the bunch. But Wona got thru and looked to be a lot slimmer than when I last watched him play.He chased and tackled,just needed to be more involved.

 
 

2nd hand info:

Wona kicked 3 despite playing just over a half.

Blease wasn't on the ground a lot, still working through an injury.

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