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Geelong v Casey Scorpions 

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Casey Scorpions

Backs Davis Sheahan Watts

Half backs L Tynan Panozza Fitzpatrick

Centreline Couch Gysberts Bennell

Half forwards Blease Cook McGough

Forwards Collins Jurrah Petterd

Followers Spencer Lees Nicholson

Interchange (from) Fieldsend Gent Lawrence Petropoulos Plummer Riseley Smith Taggert Viney *

Players i'd like to see as really consolidated in the best 18 by years end:

- Jurrah, Petterd, Watts, Gysberts, Bennel, Blease

Of those not playing VFL today, i'd add Stef Martin and Strauss.

That's 8 players younger than 24, 4 of them first round picks and all of them supremely talented.

If we're going to improve it's going to be through these 6 players (plus the youngsters already in the starting team) taking big leaps forward in their football development.

 

Players i'd like to see as really consolidated in the best 18 by years end:

- Jurrah, Petterd, Watts, Gysberts, Bennel, Blease

Of those not playing VFL today, i'd add Stef Martin and Strauss.

That's 8 players younger than 24, 4 of them first round picks and all of them supremely talented.

If we're going to improve it's going to be through these 6 players (plus the youngsters already in the starting team) taking big leaps forward in their football development.

Add Davis to that list

So who's going down, and who is going to provide us lovely people of Demonland a much appreciated in depth analysis of all Demon players?

 

Players i'd like to see as really consolidated in the best 18 by years end:

- Jurrah, Petterd, Watts, Gysberts, Bennel, Blease

Of those not playing VFL today, i'd add Stef Martin and Strauss.

That's 8 players younger than 24, 4 of them first round picks and all of them supremely talented.

If we're going to improve it's going to be through these 6 players (plus the youngsters already in the starting team) taking big leaps forward in their football development.

From the sight unseen list, suggest after watching both of them at Junior Level and one in the games last year

Cook - who is as good as they originally said and why we drafted him, just had a bit of a run with injury

Taggert - Club was really pleased to grab him when we did, he will surprise

So who's going down, and who is going to provide us lovely people of Demonland a much appreciated in depth analysis of all Demon players?

Man, that avatar's disturbing........


Watts, Jurrah, Gysberts, Blease, Viney all playing for Casey this week. This match is a far more exciting prospect than the Melbourne match this week and this saddens me.

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Players i'd like to see as really consolidated in the best 18 by years end:

- Jurrah, Petterd, Watts, Gysberts, Bennel, Blease

Of those not playing VFL today, i'd add Stef Martin and Strauss.

That's 8 players younger than 24, 4 of them first round picks and all of them supremely talented.

If we're going to improve it's going to be through these 6 players (plus the youngsters already in the starting team) taking big leaps forward in their football development.

Agree wholeheartedly, Sylvinator, but thinking best 25, rather than 18. I think you'll struggle to find the eight players you are going to remove from our current best 18 to fit these guys in.

Never wanted a VFL game to be televised more than today, what a pity... Damn I hope Jurrah just steps right back into it and bags 3 or 4, would love him at the feet of (or on the shoulders) of big Mitch in the near future.

 

So who's going down, and who is going to provide us lovely people of Demonland a much appreciated in depth analysis of all Demon players?

im going down to give the boys some support

not sure about providing a report though hopefully i wont be cringing in dismay but cheering hard for outstanding play

ive got an idea that we will shock the cats alil and hopefully give a few bruises as well


Game 20 odd minutes in and I havent even heard a score on ABC Grandstand, which is supposed to be all about the VFL. Crap how hard it is to follow VFL unless you can go.

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At quarter time: Casey Scorpions 5.2.32 lead Geelong Cats 1.5.11.

Jurrah and Watts both doing well with the latter scoring a goal on the siren.

Thanks KC and great start Scorps...

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Liam's doing well. Probably had half a dozen touches in the first quarter.

Cats start the second quarter well with a couple of goals but Casey still leads by 9 points.

How is Viney, Strauss, Watts playing and what are their positions on the ground? Keep the updates coming KC!


Our side looks much stronger - result will be fascinating.

Casey's side. I don't even barrack for Casey in the VFL, although I like them to do well.

Where is Watts playing ?

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Already a bit of a contrast to last year when Geelong kicked ten straight in the first quarter to lead by almost six goals.

Sure is WJ. A little over halfway through the term and Casey lead 9.2.56 to 4.5.29.


Casey's side. I don't even barrack for Casey in the VFL, although I like them to do well.

Yes 'OUR SIDE' and if you do not barrack for it tough tities. Casey is still 'OUR SIDE'.

Greatfully appreciated getting your updates of 'OUR SIDE' KC.

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Why can't he do in the big league!!!

Thanks for the updates KC.

Whereabouts has Watts been playing? Wing? Up forward?


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