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Port Melbourne v Casey Scorpions

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Quarter time scores Casey 2.2 to 6.3. Casey so far given away 3 50m penalties resulting in 2 goals. Kicked into the opposition man about half a dozen times which just about sums up the rabble they are

Warnock here but not playing. Looks fit and ready. We can guess what that means for tomorrow

Strauss now had three kicks out of defense and missed two targets easily. Two goals resulted.

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    Quarter time scores Casey 2.2 to 6.3. Casey so far given away 3 50m penalties resulting in 2 goals. Kicked into the opposition man about half a dozen times which just about sums up the rabble they are

    Warnock here but not playing. Looks fit and ready. We can guess what that means for tomorrow

    Strauss now had three kicks out of defense and missed two targets easily. Two goals resulted.

    Juice Newton kicks his second but a Strauss kick off hits an opponent for an easy goal. Port lead by 31 points and looking the goods.

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    Half time and Port lead by 42 points after dominating the first half.

    Casey Scorpions 5.5.35

    Port Melbourne 12.5.77

    Goals Casey Scorpions Newton 2, Maric Petterd Wall

    Casey, with 15 AFL listed players, are being taught a lesson by the stand alone Borough team which is playing with great endeavour and moving the ball around the ground like pros. Garry Ayres should be putting up his hand to coach AFL. I appreciate that it's probably easier to coach a group of players he has at his disposal every week but Port simply looks better all over the ground in every facet.

    Prospects for promotion next week?

    Only Joel Macdonald.

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    Half time Casey 5.5 to Port 12.5 Goals juice 2, Pettard, Maric, Wall.

    Most of the time Casey are playing like the demons second half last week . Bright spots Tom McDonald who look all class when he gets the ball, and Joel is playing a solid game also.

    I can see why Pettard was dropped . he doesn't chase, neither does Jetta, neither does Maric, juicesometimes but is very wasteful.

    Strauss should be playing Casey seconds, Howe should be promoted.

    This is too much like last week, I'm going home to read a book!

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    Another goal to Port from a 50m penalty after a late Juice spoil. That decision might have been justified but the game has been marred by inconsistent umpiring.

    There goes another 50m penalty goal to Port. Really, it's become a joke.

    Port 102 Casey 56.

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    that sounds to me like there is a doubt on Garland

    Yeah, that's what I thought when I read that Warnock wasn't playing.

    With three goals already it sounds like Newton might be playing another decent game, despite Casey getting pummelled.

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    Three quarter time

    Casey Scorpions 11.9.75

    Port Melbourne 16.6.102

    Thanks for the updates.

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    Yeah, that's what I thought when I read that Warnock wasn't playing.

    It's standard practice to pick one of the emergencies to not play ANY footy on the weekend, just in case someone gets sick tomorrow morning, or gets hurt during warmup etc etc... they never play all three emergencies in the VFL.

    Juice... is on the way to a ton in the VFL. :D

    If he ever came into the Dees side and did anything, MFC are geniuses.

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