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I'd run with this group this week.

Assuming:

1) Jurrah has done what he needed to do last week

2) Jamar is okay

3) Sylvia is not back yet. If he is, Bartram out, Tapscott to BP, Sylvia to HFF

FB: Warnock Rivers Bartram

HB: MacDonald Frawley Garland

C: Trengove Jones Scully

HF: Tapscott Watts Davey

FF: Howe Dunn Jurrah

Foll: Jamar Moloney McKenzie

Int'change: Petterd Gysberts Martin

Sub: Green

Out: Strauss Bate Gawn

In: Jurrah, Jamar, Warnock

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    In: Jurrah, Syl and Morton

    Out: Strauss, Bate, Tapscott

    Trengove to play back.

    Morton to play on ball.

    Jamar to come in for Gawn if right.

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    Tappy is apparently OK (no concussion), so he is in.

    No way will Green be sub. If he remains captain, he gets to start.

    Strauss and Bate out.

    How about Blease and Fitzy in??

    Lets see if Jamar is OK< then he would come in for Gawn

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    Tall backline... LeCras will cut us to pieces!

    Bartram is my choice for LeCras

    Warnock on the resting ruck

    As for Green, I think he's escaped a game at VFL due to his captain role, but I still think we need to try and take a stand while also trying to find a way to get him more influential.

    Sorry for the already existing thread. Lazy on my behalf. Please merge.

    :)

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    Tall backline... LeCras will cut us to pieces!

    He will cut us to pieces anyway

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    Don't know if Martin has the physicality to compete with CoxNat. Warnock would be better suited to the job while it frees Martin up to do some damage around the ground. I also think we should send Warnock to the 50 on kick ins as an extra big to aim at. He could muscle up on their bigs to allow Martin/Jamar to contest the mark.

    We certainly need to be more attacking in our match ups. In almost every match-up there is an advantage for every disadvantage but I don't think we utilise them.

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    I'd like to see Robbie Campbell get a run. Stef will need some real support again Cox and Natinui, and Campbell certainly has more experience and bulk than Big Max. He may also give us more of that leadership that we so badly lack.

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    Wouldn't mind seeing Jetta get a run. From reports his pressure and intensity was pretty good at Casey. This has been dearly lacking in our past few weeks.

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    Wouldn't mind seeing Jetta get a run. From reports his pressure and intensity was pretty good at Casey. This has been dearly lacking in our past few weeks.

    I agree, Jetta is very under rated by most and I think that is because he is not a forward pocket he is a midfielder although I would like to see him down back trialed as a small defender. Anyway my team for this week

    Bartram Martin Frawley

    MacDonald Rivers Garland

    Scully Moloney Trengove

    Sylvia Watts Howe

    Davey Gawn Jurrah

    Jamar McKenzie Gysberts

    Jones Tapscott Jetta

    Green

    Out Bate, Petterd, Strauss, Dunn

    In, Jetta, Sylvia, Jamar, Jurrah

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    I agree, Jetta is very under rated by most and I think that is because he is not a forward pocket he is a midfielder although I would like to see him down back trialed as a small defender. Anyway my team for this week

    Bartram Martin Frawley

    MacDonald Rivers Garland

    Scully Moloney Trengove

    Sylvia Watts Howe

    Davey Gawn Jurrah

    Jamar McKenzie Gysberts

    Jones Tapscott Jetta

    Green

    Out Bate, Petterd, Strauss, Dunn

    In, Jetta, Sylvia, Jamar, Jurrah

    What if Jamar does not make it?

    Also not sure that having Jamar, Gawn and Martin gives us good balance.

    2 of the three for me

    Also Moloney must be close to being given a rest?

    Edited aboveNot sure why I wrote Jones

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    What if Jamar does not make it?

    Also not sure that having Jamar, Gawn and Martin gives us good balance.

    2 of the three for me

    Also Moloney must be close to being given a rest?

    Edited aboveNot sure why I wrote Jones

    I think we can go the three talls this week .

    I wouldn't drop Ricky P either

    Out:Green ,Strauss ,Tapscott ,Dunn ,Bate

    In Sylvia ,Jetta ,Jurrah ,Nicholson.

    Shuffling deckchairs a bit .

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