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Casey Scorpions in VFL First Qualifying Final

KC from Casey
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Can see why Mohr isn't on an AFL list.

Brain fades galore.

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    The wind which was an absolute gale in the Ressies and strong in the first quarter of this game has moderated. Port Melbourne is playing with confidence, has taken over in the midfield and is scoring at will. Casey now down by 28 points.

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    Seems that Port have put their foot down. Need a few boys to stand up, if they dont get a cpl of goals back by half time game will be shot.

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    Brendan Fevola seems to be the only danger player in the Casey attack. He gets his third to end Port's run of goals and put the Scorps within 20 points.

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    Will get downright ugly from now on

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    Port Melbourne has come out with renewed power and is dominating the game with the first two goals of the half to lead by 32 points.

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    well..just tuned into the third qtr.. .Not much to get excited about is there.Amateur hour really...no manning.. silly passes..turnovers...

    Two teams chalk and cheese.

    Have their work cut out for the last if they are to salvage any pride.

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    Juice gets Idiot of the day award.. Fev rightly peeved.

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    Collins is killing his teammates.

    A real turnover merchant.

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    Gary Ayres amazing game plan .

    Kick first and foremost -do all the basics properly .

    Handpass as a second option .

    Absolutely amazing .

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    Gary Ayres amazing game plan .

    Kick first and foremost -do all the basics properly .

    Handpass as a second option .

    Absolutely amazing .

    that and get players to the contest..back your team mates up, provide pressure or options.. FFS Its not really rocket surgery is it. Its not like they have to turn up and invent the game on the day...Mind boggling stuff.

    Both teams at times look like theyre not that bothered..only dif is Port have the ball.

    truly embarassing now

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    That was a poor third quarter by Casey.

    Need to do better next week.

    masterrfully understated !! lol

    that...was gettting your bum smacked !!

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    How is Valenti going?

    Valenti would be among the best three players on the ground.

    Fevola kicks his fifth but the game's well and truly over.

    Casey Scorpions 8.8.56

    Port Melbourne 20.12.132.

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    Fevola kicks a long goal to record his sixth but Port has the game well in its grip.

    Since early in the second quarter Fev is Casey's only goalscorer.

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    Once again at finals time due to injuries we have left Casey weakened.

    They wouldn't be half as dirty as Box Hill.

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    Game over.

    Casey Scorpions 3.2.20 6.4.40 6.7.43 9.9.63

    Port Melbourne 3.4.22 9.7.61 17.12.114 24.16.160

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Fevola 6 Dunn Gawn Lawrence

    Port Melbourne McMahon 5 Rose 4 Burstin Dwyer 3 Cain 2 Lynch 2 Batsanis Fanning Galea McGrath Pinwill

    Best

    Casey Scorpions Panozza Fevola Stockdale Mohr Warnock Lees

    Port Melbourne Valenti Fanning Pinwill Brewer Batsanis Skipper

    Statistics - Stockdale 25 McNamara 21 Macdonald 21

    I wouldn't write off Casey from the finals race as long as Melbourne plays ball with its players as a number who missed today and are playing with the Demons tomorrow are eligible to play in next week's semi final against Werribbee.

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    I wouldn't write off Casey from the finals race as long as Melbourne plays ball with its players as a number who missed today and are playing with the Demons tomorrow are eligible to play in next week's semi final against Werribbee.

    I agree.

    I was at the game and it was obvious that Casey was short of class whilst Port was probably playing close to its best list.

    Add Maric, Nicholson, Bate, Fitzpatrick, McDonald and others who I may have forgotten and you'll have a fairer contest.

    BTW Gawn was outstanding and totally dominated the centre contests, but was alone in there. His work around the ground, and even on the ground in totally inappropriate conditions for someone of his height was so impressive.

    He's come a long way and will be going further!

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    I was not at the game but from the telecast Gawn was a cut above and will start to become a serious force next year. Will be interesting how they balance his development with Jamar and Martin.

    Casey appeared to have a alot of same pace players and getting some class and speed back into the side next week will do them the world of good.

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