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Three Quarter Time: Casey Scorpions 9.11.65 to Sandringham 7.12.54

I noticed Lucas Cook had 6-7 touches in the first quarter. How is he playing today? Is he clunking a few grabs?

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    Earlier this year Beau Wilkes kicked three goals and was probably the difference for St. Kilda v Melbourne.

    He's repeating the dose today for Sandy against Casey.

    Scorps lead by a point but they're under pressure.

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    Tom Couch goes bang from 50!

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    Farren Ray misses as the siren goes.

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    Farren Ray -can he kick it 50?

    No-what a game.

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    commentators been terrible, i reckon they missed 3-4 of couch's possessions and gave them to collins. same with the tynans.

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    ... and Ray's shot misses. A 4 point win is just another day at the office for Casey.

    Casey Scorpions 1.4.10 6.10.46 9.11.65 11.15.81

    Sandringham 2.6.18 5.8.38 7.12.54 10.17.77

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Gysberts Martin Petterd 2 Bennell Couch McGough Smith Williams

    Sandringham Wilkes 4 Shenton 2 Cockie  Ledger Markworth Polo

    Best

    Casey Scorpions Panozza Gysberts Strauss Martin Plummer Smith

    Sandringham Peake Cockie Markworth Curren Marigliani Ferguson

    Main possession winners: Panozza 30, Gysberts 23, Martin 21, Strauss, L Tynan 18.

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    Leehow - they did have issues early with calling Couch but he didnt help by not gettting much of it.

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    Another pass from Spencer in the last quarter 25 meters smack on the money and in the rain as well!

    What a kick this guy is!

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    you beauty , 4 pt win

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    He had 6 disposal in total - one of which was his last kick. I doubt they only called one of his touches.

    what im saying is i think he had more than that. i heard donegan and booth 3-4 times call collins' name when couch got the ball out of a pack
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    I thought Gysberts and Martin showed AFL quality today. Gysberts in particular could add something to the midfield rotation.

    Youngsters in Davis, Sheahan, Cook, Tynan, Williams all pretty far off AFL level.

    Spencer was beaten in the ruck, especially in the around-the-groun throw-ins. i'd be seriously scared if we had to rely on him at AFL level.

    Petterd and Bennell showed glimpses of class, but it just hasn't clicked with those 2. May not have a future at the club if they don't lift to another level.

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    Petterd almost lost that game for Casey with an extremely undisciplined piece of play two minutes from the end 20 metres out.

    Gave away a free kick when Martin had knocked the ball to ground.

    P--s poor effort Ricky

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    Honestly, looking at that game there weren't many who would warrant a call-up. Martin was really good, especially in the wet, and Gys did some good work in the tight spaces. Aside from that I can't see anyone knocking on the door.

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    I thought Gysberts and Martin showed AFL quality today. Gysberts in particular could add something to the midfield rotation.

    Youngsters in Davis, Sheahan, Cook, Tynan, Williams all pretty far off AFL level.

    Spencer was beaten in the ruck, especially in the around-the-groun throw-ins. i'd be seriously scared if we had to rely on him at AFL level.

    Petterd and Bennell showed glimpses of class, but it just hasn't clicked with those 2. May not have a future at the club if they don't lift to another level.

    What about his short passes sylvinator!!!

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    Good to see Strauss get through a full game... he does something well that a lot of melbourne players don't, provides a shepherd.

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    Scorps very lucky. Fwd line was hopeless in last quarter...

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    Casey dominated play in the third and last quater. Forward line seemed completely lost. Poor disposal into it as well.

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