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Werribee Tigers v Casey Scorpions

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I thought Fitzpatrick's duel in the ruck with stronger bodied Jacobs was very even. Jack showed more pace and agilty and is a good prospect for the future. Ironically, Jacobs was elevated and was running around in the AFL last night while Fitzpatrick is off to the VFL 2's. Can you go figure that?

 

I thought Fitzpatrick's duel in the ruck with stronger bodied Jacobs was very even. Jack showed more pace and agilty and is a good prospect for the future. Ironically, Jacobs was elevated and was running around in the AFL last night while Fitzpatrick is off to the VFL 2's. Can you go figure that?

It has been said quite a few times already but don't read too much into Fitzy and Strauss going back.

It definately does have to do with the finals, getting games into certain players to qualify and getting time into non-listed players so they are ready for the finals.

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A note on the finals which start next weekend:

The VFL will announce the dates and venues for the first week of the finals tonight. At this stage, there's a chance that Casey will be playing it's qualifying final against North Ballarat in Ballarat.

The game will probably not be televised as it seems the ABC will be doing the two elimination finals next weekend.

 

A note on the finals which start next weekend:

The VFL will announce the dates and venues for the first week of the finals tonight. At this stage, there's a chance that Casey will be playing it's qualifying final against North Ballarat in Ballarat.

The game will probably not be televised as it seems the ABC will be doing the two elimination finals next weekend.

O well KC - for some of us its just an hour away- for others like you 2 to 2 1/2.We beat them there this year so two in a row -well hope so at least.

Any scores re the 2nds please.


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Casey Scorpions 2.3.15 2.4.16 3.5.23 5.10.40

Werribee Tigers 4.1.25 9.4.58 19.8.122 23.12.150

Goals

Casey Scorpions David Bell Clay M Dowse N Dowse Petropoulos

Werribee Tigers Perkins 7 Daw Lunardi 3 Baddeley Gardiner Mather Simpson 2 Moloney Priest

Best

Casey Scorpions Petropoulos Tynan Bedggood Dowse Hillberge Costigan

Werribee Tigers Scott Perkins Mather Moloney Gardiner Garland

 

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Quarter time:

Casey Scorpions 5.2.32

Werribee Tigers 6.0.36

Goals Bate Creed Healey MacReadie Plummer

Luke Tapscott looks to have injured his shoulder.


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Half time:

Casey Scorpions 5.2.32 10.5.65

Werribee Tigers 6.0.36 6.3.39

Goals Bate Miller 2 Creed Healey MacReadie McGough Nicholls Plummer

A dominant quarter for the Scorps

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Matty Bate kicks two goals within a minute and its back to a 33 point lead.

Bate now has four goals and Miller has just booted his fourth.

Make that 39 points.


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Three quarter time:

Casey Scorpions 5.2.32 10.5.65 17.8.110

Werribee Tigers 6.0.36 6.3.39 9.5.59

Goals Bate Miller 5 Creed Healey MacReadie McGough Nicholls Plummer Taylor

For those Demon fans who have had to sit thorugh their game v Port Adelaide, I guess it's no consolation to say that Bate and Miller are dominant in key forward positions here at Werribee.

Matt Fieldsend playing a great game for the Scorpions.

 
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Halfway through the final quarter, a goal to Werribee and it's 51 points to Casey.

Tappy not doing much. Could be off the ground again.

The game has come to a standstill - Casey set for third place and Werribee playing out the season.

Word here is that the qualifying final might be on Saturday at Box Hill - North Ballarat v Casey Scorpions.


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