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Good to see Fitzy actually get a game and also get a mention in the 2s.

I presume he will be back in the 1s in no time - he needs to be tested and see what he can do, though he would be excused for being "out of touch".

How about

- Cook - looks as if he may not have played;

- Tom McDonald?

 

Good to see Fitzy actually get a game and also get a mention in the 2s.

I presume he will be back in the 1s in no time - he needs to be tested and see what he can do, though he would be excused for being "out of touch".

How about

- Cook - looks as if he may not have played;

- Tom McDonald?

No, they both played. Not as good as a month ago.

Arrived about half way through the 1st qtr today and left half way through the last. Meaning I missed about 5 of Fev's goals and left thinking he'd kicked about 5!

Was pretty disappointed with the individual performances of the Melbourne boys today. Thought our best would have been Evans who had a good 2nd half and worked hard, still didn't get a heap of it but had a good day. A real honest footballer

Liked Jetta's game, didn't dominate but layed lots of tackles combined with 1 %'s and everytime he got the ball he looked class and use it beautifully

Dunn was pretty solid. Kicked a few towards the end and finished with 4 goals. Put in a hard working, solid performance and would be pleased. Didn't think he tore the game apart however. Copped a bit from the crowd for the moustache!

Thought Blease, Bennell and Cook struggled today. Especially Blease, really quiet periods and made some shocking errors, looked really frustrated on the bench… guess he was stuffed around a bit with MFC selection, sub and then dropped, wasn't too happy and a bit lost. Bennell and Cook very quiet but Cook did a couple of impressive things. Really not confident about those 3… Blease and Cook have improvement left though.

Campbell wasn't great. Didn't dominate the ruck as he should have and was quiet around the ground. Really liked his 2nd efforts in the stoppages though.

A really weird atmosphere down at Frankston! Some abusive supporters (that fev snapped back at) and a drum and trumpet to go with it!

 

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