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Casey Scorpions Reserves - four Demons named

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Northern Blues vs. Casey Scorpions

AFL Victoria Development League

Saturday 21st April

Preston City Oval at 10:00 AM

Northern Blues

Backs Yelland Dirago Clark

Half backs Biffin Atta Petroro

Centreline T Wilson McCann Thomas

Half forwards Jenkins Dufficy Soncin

Forwards Dorman Burgess Visser

Followers Marchbank Toman Benbow

Interchange (from) Black Coran Coulson Currie Dowse Lodge O'Connor Taylor Valladares

Casey Scorpions

Backs Salton Riseley Troutman

Half backs Clay Patti Pollard

Centreline Lindsay Corry Weekes

Half forwards Lawrence Williams Plummer

Forwards Allen Bull Page

Followers Cleven  Nicholson Fieldsend

Interchange Chin Costigan Dearaugo Hill Lang J Roberts K Roberts Rosier Spencer

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    Presumably the VFL have rules about how many and who can be dropped to the Reserves when the Seniors have a bye.

    The likes of Bennell, Blease, Cook, Martin, Davis, Tynan will be just spectators then.

    A pretty poorly organised competition to have a bye year after year. If they are to be taken seriously as an AFL feeder / support competition they need to get an even number of teams so that byes aren't regularly stuffing up preparations.

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    Presumably the VFL have rules about how many and who can be dropped to the Reserves when the Seniors have a bye.

    The likes of Bennell, Blease, Cook, Martin, Davis, Tynan will be just spectators then.

    A pretty poorly organised competition to have a bye year after year. If they are to be taken seriously as an AFL feeder / support competition they need to get an even number of teams so that byes aren't regularly stuffing up preparations.

    It'll be fixed next year, Essendon fielding their own team.

    Nicho's back!

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    The bye is disappointing, the players in the reserves not so much. Lawrence doesn't appear up to it, but Nicho is there for game time, Williams is just starting out and Spencer is obviously returning from a long term injury. Let's hope they all play well.

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    Big win for the Scorps with all four MFC reps contributing!

    Casey Scorpions 4.4.28 10.7.67 14.9.93  21.11.137

    Northern Blues 1.0.6 4.1.25 6.2.38 8.4.52

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Hill 4 Lawrence Williams 3 Cleven Troutman 2 Allen Fieldsend Lang Lindsay Rosier Spencer Weekes

    Northern Blues Taylor 3 Burgess Currie Dowse Jenkins Visser

    Best

    Casey Scorpions Plummer Cleven Nicholson Lang Spencer Salton

    Northern Blues Visser Taylor Atta Biffin Burgess Lodge

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    It's great to see MFC listed players playing well in a Mickey Mouse comp (2nds). There is hope yet.

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    If Kelvin Lawrence is any good, and I wouldn't have a clue whether he is or not, there is a huge space in the side waiting for him. If he can't force his way in this year he never will.

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    If Kelvin Lawrence is any good, and I wouldn't have a clue whether he is or not, there is a huge space in the side waiting for him. If he can't force his way in this year he never will.

    I agree. If there's any list you'd want to be on at the moment as a small, fast, crumbing forward trying to break into the seniors, it'd be ours.

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    In respect to the Senior players playing in a 'mickey mouse' competition, it can actually sometimes be harder for a forward as the delivery is often up and under.

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