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I went to the game today and it was easily the highest standard VFL game I seen in  a long while. Really good skills, both sides with some serious marking power, genuine pace all over the ground and s

KC from Casey
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Casey has kicked eight goals in an electrifying final term. Fitzpatrick kicks for goal - a point and they lead is 9 points as the siren sounds at 32 minutes. A famous victory for the Scorpions who joi

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It's gonna be pretty hard to get a gig in our potent forward line at the moment.

cowboy_from_hell Redleg

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Green is guaranteed a game next week now. One step closer to 250!

It's gonna be pretty hard to get a gig in our potent forward line at the moment.

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Casey has kicked eight goals in an electrifying final term. Fitzpatrick kicks for goal - a point and they lead is 9 points as the siren sounds at 32 minutes. A famous victory for the Scorpions who join Port Melbourne on 10 wins.

Casey Scorpions 2.3.15 4.5.29 10.8.68 18.10.118

Port Melbourne 6.1.37 10.3.63 12.6.78 17.7.109

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Casey Scorpions Green 6 Couch 4 Page Smith 2 Davey Fitzpatrick Jetta Williams

Port Melbourne Galea 7 Burstin Dwyer Hinkley 2 Bonaddio Cain Pleming Valenti

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Casey Scorpions Fitzpatrick Green Couch Morton L Tynan

Port Melbourne Galea Valenti Pleming Pinwill Baird Dillon

Match Stats Tom Couch 25 possessions, 4 goals

Jordan Gysberts 24 possessions

Matt Fieldsend 23 possessions

Aaron Davey 22 possessions, 5 tackles and 1 goal

Brad Green 21 possessions, 9 marks and 6 goals

Jack Fitzpatrick 16 possessions, 31 hitouts and 1 goal

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Isn't couch back on the rookie list now that Jetta has returned off the long term injured list. Couch would have to get promoted back onto the senior list to get a game.

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Just read the result. How did Cook go?

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Pates Trident

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Wow Casey love their close wins! Great to hear Green kicking a bag, home he continues it onto next week.

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Cook goalless? Did he play?

Is "Lazarus" Williams maybe a genuine prospect in the next year or two?

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Just read the result. How did Cook go?

Cook played a solid game around half forward.He's developing nicely at this level and I would expect him to get a run later in the year. Given another pre season to build up an extra 5kg and he could become a permanent fixture in the MFC forward line in the years to come.

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Here's the goals and best players as per the VFL website:

Casey Scorpions

Goal Kickers: B. Green 6, T. Couch 4, T. Smith 2, N. Page 2, J. Fitzpatrick , A. Davey , L. Williams , N. Jetta

Best Players: J. Fitzpatrick, B. Green, T. Couch, C. Morton, L. Tynan

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Davis good, Jetta did a few good things as well.

The only area where I have to disagree with you Fence. It was a tough day at the office for Davis and I thought he was beaten again today for the second week in a row after several good games which had him on the brink of selection for Melbourne.

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