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SANDRINGHAM v CASEY SCORPIONS

Sunday 5th June

Trevor Barker Beach Oval at 2:00 PM

SANDRINGHAM

Backs Waller Walsh Fleming

Half backs Eddy Archer Andreoli

Centreline Winmar Magner Ferraro

Half forwards Irving Stanley Cathcart

Forwards Lourey Boland Johnson

Follower Koschitzke Gram Smith

Interchange (from) Brown* Dore Clarke Crocker Ferguson Gamble Hallahan McQualter Michaliades

CASEY SCORPIONS

Backs Stockdale Warnock Davis

Half backs Lees Mohr Panozza

Centreline Bate Collins J Wall

Half forwards McGough Petterd Dunn

Forwards Maric Cook Fevola

Followers Campbell McNamara Blease

Interchange (from) Edwards* Fieldsend Gent Johnston McDonald Petropoulos Tynan Waite

* 23rd player

SANDRINGHAM v CASEY SCORPIONS Reserve Grade

Sunday 5th June

Trevor Barker Beach Oval at 11:00 AM

SANDRINGHAM

Backs Smith-Cameron Plostins Mavric

Half backs Wade Orr McBain

Centreline Grant Andrews Stapleton

Half forwards Meehan Cahill Shakallis

Forwards Jetta McMahon Newton

Followers D Jones De Blecourt Rist

Interchange (from) Crocker Dore Ferguson Hallahan

Michaliades Sikora

CASEY SCORPIONS

Backs Corry Salton Bolton

Half backs Riseley Hill Dearaugo

Centreline Allen Bell Weekes

Half forwards Petropoulos Purves Baumgartner

Forwards Dowse Waite Lindsay

Followers Cleven McShane Tynan

Interchange (from) Carew Clay T Costigan Minahan Patti Pendlebury Pollard Purdy

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    Campbell into the seniors now that is a good sign.

    I thought he had fallen of the edge of the planet.

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    For probably the first time this year, i dont care about the Casey game much at all. Most of the kids who i wanted to see play, are now playing in our senior side. However, Trevor Barker Oval is nearby and two mates of mine are playing for Sandy so i might get down.

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      On 02/06/2011 at 12:55, rhaz said:
    For probably the first time this year, i dont care about the Casey game much at all. Most of the kids who i wanted to see play, are now playing in our senior side.

    Clearly you've forgotten about Blease! ;)

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      On 02/06/2011 at 13:12, Rogue said:

    Clearly you've forgotten about Blease! ;)

    Cook, Davis,...possible debutants this year.

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    Interesting McNamara is listed on the ball. Haven't seen any casey games while he's been playing in that role. Anyone have any reports about his progress?

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      On 02/06/2011 at 13:49, Bonkers said:

    Interesting McNamara is listed on the ball. Haven't seen any casey games while he's been playing in that role. Anyone have any reports about his progress?

    He played midfield for Casey seconds and did well (30-odd possessions and some goals). I think he's played midfield since he returned to the senior side recently, but I'm not entirely sure about that.

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      On 02/06/2011 at 13:12, Rogue said:

    Clearly you've forgotten about Blease! ;)

    True. I'm excited about McDonald too - although i'd prefer to see Garland back. I wont be too concerned/upset if we dont see Cooky until next year... just want him to get to seasons end completely healthy, then lock him and Morton in the gym weights room.

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      On 02/06/2011 at 13:49, Bonkers said:

    Interesting McNamara is listed on the ball. Haven't seen any casey games while he's been playing in that role. Anyone have any reports about his progress?

    He played in the midfield last weekend, got towelled up, and had a crack and someone, gave away a 50m penalty which resulted in a goal, right when we were on top

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      On 02/06/2011 at 15:00, Demonland said:

    Tom McDonald anyone?

    Emergency for Melbourne this week.

    And Blease our emergency also - first time he has come close to a game with the dees!!!

    Exciting times

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      On 02/06/2011 at 14:22, ucanchoose said:

    He played in the midfield last weekend, got towelled up, and had a crack and someone, gave away a 50m penalty which resulted in a goal, right when we were on top

    Dean Bailey has consistently stated he wants players to be versatile

    Tommy Mac has had a couple of years wrecked with injury, he is/was a tall back, but he also has good hands and a good footy brain, trying him in the midfield, he isn't doing too bad for three games in there....

    ...if it works we end up with a large midfielder who is good in the stoppages a la Jobe Watson who for a couple of years as he learned the craft wasn't much chop.......but look at him now.....

    at least we are trying things, follow Casey quite closely, so we have had Blease at the back learning how to defend now he is in the middle, and we are moving Tom McDonald, Troy Davis and Lucas Cook around, if they get towelled up occasionally I can live with that.....

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      On 02/06/2011 at 15:00, Demonland said:

    Tom McDonald anyone?

    Emergency for Melbourne this week.

    Yes, McDonald too.

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      On 04/06/2011 at 09:23, Whispering_Jack said:

    And Kelvin Lawrence is this week's mystery injured player.

    Not a mystery, just missing from the injury list. Went out of the game early last week, was in the Casey match report and widely mentioned here on Demonland. Nothing serious.

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      On 04/06/2011 at 03:30, Goodvibes said:

    A best on ground performance from Blease tomorrow would cap the weekend off nicely.

    The more pressure on Bennell & Morton, the better.

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      On 04/06/2011 at 09:44, rhaz said:

    Not a mystery, just missing from the injury list. Went out of the game early last week, was in the Casey match report and widely mentioned here on Demonland. Nothing serious.

    Yeah, we know that but why not divulge why he's missing to the fans?

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    A strong north wind affected the reserves game and will have an influence on the main game.

    Sandy has plenty of Saints including early draft picks in their lineup.

    Scorps got up to win the Ressies by 26 points after being down at half time. A slashing third quarter saw them into the lead at the last break. A six goal last quarter saw them coast home.

    Casey Reserves

    Casey Scorpions 0.2.2 5.4.34 9.8.62 15.10.100

    Sandringham 5.4.34 7.9.51 8.11.59 10.14.74

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Hill 4 Pollard Riseley Waite 3 Carew McShane

    Sandringham Michaliades 4 Crocker Jones 2 Cahill Jetta

    Best

    Casey Scorpions Baumgartner McShane Pollard Riseley Bolton Allen

    Sandringham Michaliades Ferguson Wade Andrews Smith-Cameron Crocker

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    For anyone interested this game is being covered by Aussie (SEN sister digital station)

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      On 04/06/2011 at 09:44, rhaz said:

    Not a mystery, just missing from the injury list. Went out of the game early last week, was in the Casey match report and widely mentioned here on Demonland. Nothing serious.

    Spoke to Kelvin after game last week, told me it was a quad and maybe a week out

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      On 05/06/2011 at 04:01, diesel said:

    For anyone interested this game is being covered by Aussie (SEN sister digital station)

    Can you give us a link? The SEN site is crap and you can't find anything on there.

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