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Round 11 team vs Essendon

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B: James Frawley, Jared Rivers, Joel Macdonald

HB: Tom Scully, Jack Watts, James Strauss

C: Jordan Gysberts, Brent Moloney, Jack Trengove

HF: Cale Morton, Colin Sylvia, Jeremy Howe

F: Max Gawn, Brad Green, Jamie Bennell

Foll: Stefan Martin, Nathan Jones, Jordie McKenzie

I/C: Neville Jetta, Liam Jurrah, Daniel Nicholson, Michael Evans

Emg: Matthew Bate, Sam Blease, Tom McDonald

In: James Strauss, Tom Scully, Jack Trengove, Max Gawn, Jeremy Howe

Out: Matthew Bate, Michael Newton (Foot), Matthew Warnock, Ricky Petterd, Addam Maric

New: Max Gawn (Sandringham Dragons), Jeremy Howe (Hobart)

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    Would assume it's Jurrah's turn to be the sub.

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    B: James Frawley, Jared Rivers, Joel Macdonald

    HB: Tom Scully, Jack Watts, James Strauss

    C: Jordan Gysberts, Brent Moloney, Jack Trengove

    HF: Cale Morton, Colin Sylvia, Jeremy Howe

    F: Max Gawn, Brad Green, Jamie Bennell

    Foll: Stefan Martin, Nathan Jones, Jordie McKenzie

    I/C: Neville Jetta, Liam Jurrah, Daniel Nicholson, Michael Evans

    Emg: Matthew Bate, Sam Blease, Tom McDonald

    In: James Strauss, Tom Scully, Jack Trengove, Max Gawn, Jeremy Howe

    Out: Matthew Bate, Michael Newton (Foot), Matthew Warnock, Ricky Petterd, Addam Maric

    New: Max Gawn (Sandringham Dragons), Jeremy Howe (Hobart)

    The future has almost taken control of this team. Sometimes injuries aren't such a bad thing

    Liam to be super sub

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    Kyle Cheney named as one of the interchange froms for the Hawks as well...

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    Talented exciting young team on paper, but we are in for another belting . Let's hope we let the shackles go a bit more this week

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    Isn't it great to see this young team up and ready to have a go!! Can't wait to see how they gel together. There could be some out-of-position, some being-bumped-off-the-ball easily, and some tired legs late in the 3rd quarter but we get to see our list on display, and hopefully they can take the game on.

    And please, Dean Bailey, do NOT start the game with a spare man in defence, and play Watts in the forward half of the ground.

    Jurrah for the sub - I hope. This could be a wake up call for him PLUS he could wreak havoc with fresh legs in the last quarter.

    I really want to see Strauss get a chance to show his foot skill.

    I really want to see Howe play his naturally attacking game.

    I really want to see Gawn making life difficult for Ryder and Bellchambers.

    I get to see Scully running again.

    And Trenners returns with his skill nad poise.

    I feel like Big Kev. I'm excited!!

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    Talented exciting young team on paper, but we are in for another belting . Let's hope we let the shackles go a bit more this week

    Lets hope not. What I really want to see is Strauss, Morton, Bennell all lift their intensity at the hard ball. No room for footsteps this week.

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    Best Ins and Outs in absolutely ages.

    I'm actually excited about footy again.

    SCULLY!!!!

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    How the hell is Bennell still in the side!

    yeah i would actually like to see Maric ahead of him,just doesnt do enough, lovely to watch but only see him a couple times a game

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    We've made more changes than I expected, given we were already so inexperienced. It's nice to see Trengove and Scully back though, and seeing debutants is always interesting.

    However, I reckon we're missing ~11 best-22 players. The good thing is that of those who I don't think are best-22, all bar one are young players who could plausibly push their way into contention.

    I also like the fact that Blease is an emergency, as I think he's the type of player that could be very damaging.

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    There's no way LR will be the Sub...A extra forward is needed on the bench... And Scully will be the one subbed off for one of the other three boys.

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    west coast....wtf ???

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    Four debutants in 3 weeks! Good grief, they'll all need to start wearing name tags to get to know each other.

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    Isn't it great to see this young team up and ready to have a go!! Can't wait to see how they gel together. There could be some out-of-position, some being-bumped-off-the-ball easily, and some tired legs late in the 3rd quarter but we get to see our list on display, and hopefully they can take the game on.

    And please, Dean Bailey, do NOT start the game with a spare man in defence, and play Watts in the forward half of the ground.

    Jurrah for the sub - I hope. This could be a wake up call for him PLUS he could wreak havoc with fresh legs in the last quarter.

    I really want to see Strauss get a chance to show his foot skill.

    I really want to see Howe play his naturally attacking game.

    I really want to see Gawn making life difficult for Ryder and Bellchambers.

    I get to see Scully running again.

    And Trenners returns with his skill nad poise.

    I feel like Big Kev. I'm excited!!

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    Agree, but with Warnock out I'd assume Watts will play a Maxwell type loose defender role, and Frawley and Rivers will take Hille/Ryder/Bellchambers.

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    Happy enough with the ins. This season has turned into another 'development' year so might as well go all all with the debutants. Only suprise is to see so many young guys given a shot after all the talk about bruise free footy.

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    Wow.. Really really small backline.. If Hille and Ryder are both in there we could be in trouble. Watts obviously doesn't count as he wont be playing on either of those two. I like the look of the ins, but Maric and Warnock should not have been dropped.

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    Four debutants in 3 weeks! Good grief, they'll all need to start wearing name tags to get to know each other.

    4 in 2 weeks plus 2 potential first gamers as emergency!

    We could chalk up quite a few first year players by the end of the season.

    In fact we have 5 players in the team tomorrow who have played 2 games or less! Thats almost a quarter of the team!

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    surely jurrah wouldn't be the sub, can produce anything on any night, it would just be a waste of opportunity, gotta give it to evans/jetta

    imagine the roar tomorrow night when scully gets the ball

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