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Just said on the abc that Neeld spoke to the commentators and was disappointed about what was written in the paper regarding cook and gysberts and that they are both still on the list. Can't remember the exact words, but they write not directly from Neeld anyway.

 

For those watching on tele - what do you make of the comments at half time about Cook?

The commentator (Donegan I think) said they had just spoke to Neeld, who said that he was very unhappy with the papers for reporting that Cook is finished at Melbourne.

Are reports of his demise greatly exaggerated?

 

For those watching on tele - what do you make of the comments at half time about Cook?

The commentator (Donegan I think) said they had just spoke to Neeld, who said that he was very unhappy with the papers for reporting that Cook is finished at Melbourne.

Are reports of his demise greatly exaggerated?

probably not after this game !!!! :)

VFL is a joke, sooner we go stand alone the bettter

Silly comment. Casey finished top of the ladder mate. MFC have shafted them a little with the amount of senior listed players that they've pulled out.

 

Silly comment. Casey finished top of the ladder mate. MFC have shafted them a little with the amount of senior listed players that they've pulled out.

Bit of payback for Fev last year! Really hindered Cook's development :unsure:


Just said on the abc that Neeld spoke to the commentators and was disappointed about what was written in the paper regarding cook and gysberts and that they are both still on the list. Can't remember the exact words, but they write not directly from Neeld anyway.

Thats why when I say Gina Rhinehart is a fat ,disgusting and ugly excuse for a whale that I cannot be sued .

When the media reports falsities about players leaving they should be sued and made to pay compensation.

False reports like this can damage the actual team .

Hey KC, I've only seen 4 or 5 Casey games this year, but I've never seen them go backwards so much, what's the go with that you reckon?


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Tim Smith,on the run, gets Casey's third goal late in the quarter. That goal saves them from having the lowest score of the season but they're still 40 points down.

Tim Smith kicks a goal for Casey.

Likely looking type, good size, hard at the contest, looks fairly young. What's his story anybody? KC? Worth trying, even just for preseason training?

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Tim Smith kicks a goal for Casey.

Likely looking type, good size, hard at the contest, looks fairly young. What's his story anybody? KC? Worth trying, even just for preseason training?

Smith's having a good year but he's in inconsistent during games. It would probably be worth giving him a try in the pre season for a rookie spot.

Silly comment. Casey finished top of the ladder mate. MFC have shafted them a little with the amount of senior listed players that they've pulled out.

Hence why it is a joke, the fixture is a shambles and we just pull all our players out once our season is over. I should have mentioned it was also be better for Casey.


Hence why it is a joke, the fixture is a shambles and we just pull all our players out once our season is over. I should have mentioned it was also be better for Casey.

Why would the fixture be any different if we weren't aligned?! Also, if MFC weren't in the finals we'd still pull out players. And I fail to see how minor premiers Casey would be "better off"?

VFL is a joke, sooner we go stand alone the bettter

THIS the competition is tainted it all comes down to what afl listed players are available

 
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Not that it matters but the rain is coming down and is negating the wind advantage Casey would have otherwise had. The umps miss a free to the Scorps and the Seagulls kick the first goal of the final quarter.


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