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Box Hill Hawks v Casey Scorpions

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Green killing em early

Sad really....Brad Green and Cameron Bruce in the twos


Skills of Jurrah and Green a standout

I reckon this team would beat the team playing last night.

 

There are six or seven Melbourne players who genuinely could be knocking on the door for a promotion to the AFL next week, you would think they would be playing with a bit more desperation.

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Two goal lead to Casey at quarter time in a dull game.

Casey Scorpions 2.5.17 to Box Hill Hawks 0.5.5

The Scorps were kicking to the end favoured by the breeze in the first quarter.


There are six or seven Melbourne players who genuinely could be knocking on the door for a promotion to the AFL next week, you would think they would be playing with a bit more desperation.

I agree - intensity not great.

Blease looks hungry.

First time for a while I've seen Spencer, it's like watching the progress of a glacier and he moves about as fast, terrible skills.


Jurrah must play next week...our best by a mile

lets hope we can put another 4-5 on the board in the 3rd with the wind and put this game to bed nice and early.. jurrah all class, liking blease today as well

First time for a while I've seen Spencer, it's like watching the progress of a glacier and he moves about as fast, terrible skills.

Agree - list clogger.


Watching Casey on TV:

Get Jurrah to the Dees ASAP. He is excitement and intensity in everything he does

It is a mistake playing Watts, Green, Tapscott, Blease, Jurrah in the twos. They might not be in great AFL form but they are all far too good for the VFL. They are all a class above. Just leave them in the Dees and let them grow, playing multiple games together.

Lucas Cook is interesting. I don't reckon his fitness is great, but could he do any worse than Martin, Fitzpatrick have offered?

 

Watching Casey on TV:

Get Jurrah to the Dees ASAP. He is excitement and intensity in everything he does

It is a mistake playing Watts, Green, Tapscott, Blease, Jurrah in the twos. They might not be in great AFL form but they are all far too good for the VFL. They are all a class above. Just leave them in the Dees and let them grow, playing multiple games together.

Lucas Cook is interesting. I don't reckon his fitness is great, but could he do any worse than Martin, Fitzpatrick have offered?

They all need to show more urgency and show that they really want to be playing in the AFL.

Watching Casey on TV:

Get Jurrah to the Dees ASAP. He is excitement and intensity in everything he does

It is a mistake playing Watts, Green, Tapscott, Blease, Jurrah in the twos. They might not be in great AFL form but they are all far too good for the VFL. They are all a class above. Just leave them in the Dees and let them grow, playing multiple games together.

Lucas Cook is interesting. I don't reckon his fitness is great, but could he do any worse than Martin, Fitzpatrick have offered?

You have to remember cook had a very injury interrupted pre season and is only playing his third game of the year- he still needs to get match fit for a few more weeks.


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