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I am in Darwin and the oppresive conditions really hit you when you arrive. Was still oppresive at game time last night.

For that reason I'd say we should play Jamar as the lone Ruckman with Dunn to pinch hit and provide extra running depth.

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Who are the 4 that voted for Scully and Moloney (2 each)....seriously.....WAKE UP!

You know, you could just click on 'View' next to their names. This new feature of 'Public Polls' allows you to see who votes for whom.

A bit of research goes a long way when posting on Demonland...

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Dreamin' Demon, you're dreaming if you think Watts should be dropped/

Tell him he's Deamin'

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Just thinking ahead to the selection & the Geelong game, I think it suits this week for team Balance, that PJ will come out, for the Darwin game, with a smaller backup Ruck who can influence field play.

But for the Geelong game, I think we could go with a second Ruck in the Name of Spencer, down their.

We'll need Jetta for Geelong, so he'll play I'm sure this week. I think Wonna will play as we need him next week & he needs a run off interchange with managed ground time. Casey don't play for the next 2 weeks I think.

So, - I would bring in Newton/Dunn, whoever can serve us best in the ruck.

Jetta + Wonna & the Gys. Play a Small team this week as the ball will be mostly on the deck.

Miller for Bate, I'd rest the bate for 1 week, don't risk him with the big games coming up. Get him cherry ripe, 1 week off.

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Just thinking ahead to the selection & the Geelong game, I think it suits this week for team Balance, that PJ will come out, for the Darwin game, with a smaller backup Ruck who can influence field play.

But for the Geelong game, I think we could go with a second Ruck in the Name of Spencer, down their.

We'll need Jetta for Geelong, so he'll play I'm sure this week. I think Wonna will play as we need him next week & he needs a run off interchange with managed ground time. Casey don't play for the next 2 weeks I think.

So, - I would bring in Newton/Dunn, whoever can serve us best in the ruck.

Jetta + Wonna & the Gys. Play a Small team this week as the ball will be mostly on the deck.

Miller for Bate, I'd rest the bate for 1 week, don't risk him with the big games coming up. Get him cherry ripe, 1 week off.

Cmon dee-luded....NEWTON???? Please leave his name well out of these discussions.....no good, just no good. Miller deserves chances before he is let go this year well before Newton.....Newton belongs to VFL level....Miller is above VFL level.

Miller can come in to play the back up ruck.....I will put my house on Morton coming in for Bruce. Miller for Johnson (who is another that has had enough chances and shown NOTHING). Bate will go out.....hope to see Gysberts come in. Jetta and Wonna are very close and maybe Jetta will get the go ahead of Wonna with the trip being not ideal for Wonna to recover at this stage.

I really hope that Gys is played...he deserves his shot. Darwin weather is obviously hot but alot of dew etc, which is ideal for smalls, but difficult to go in with only one ruck option.

OUT - Bruce, Bate, Johnson

IN - Morton, Gysberts, and one of Miller (for a back up ruck) or preferably one of Jetta or Wonna

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