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Scorpions' coach starts with a clean slate

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Thanks - so he could be competing with Jesse Hogan for a place on the forward line.

I hope not 'Jack' as we will also have one or two others looking at those key forward posts. He is also said to be a rather unusual character, not sure he would suit our elite mantra.

...anyway the Casey money issue might be enough to keep him away.

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    I hope not 'Jack' as we will also have one or two others looking at those key forward posts. He is also said to be a rather unusual character, not sure he would suit our elite mantra.

    ...anyway the Casey money issue might be enough to keep him away.

    Agree about the money. I would have thought that Anthony could make heaps more by staying in the West, rather than coming to Casey.

    I believe Jai Sheahan was hoping to be picked up by Casey, but doesn't look good for him. Thought he would have gone back to the Geelong region. Has talent.

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    Agree about the money. I would have thought that Anthony could make heaps more by staying in the West, rather than coming to Casey.

    I believe Jai Sheahan was hoping to be picked up by Casey, but doesn't look good for him. Thought he would have gone back to the Geelong region. Has talent.

    Surely Casey would list Sheahan in a heartbeat if he was available to them?!?! He was best on ground in 2/3 games last year and showed a bit as a rebounding defender.

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    Surely Casey would list Sheahan in a heartbeat if he was available to them?!?! He was best on ground in 2/3 games last year and showed a bit as a rebounding defender.

    Agree, I was surprised we let him go. Could be character/attitude problems.

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    Agree, I was surprised we let him go. Could be character/attitude problems.

    Bingo, or so I heard from a player agent.

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    In addition to the Melbourne v St. Kilda NAB Cup match on March 9th, Casey Fields will host at least three Scorpions' practice matches during March:-

    March 16th v Frankston

    March 23rd v Port Melbourne

    March 30 v Box Hill

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    Thanks - so he could be competing with Jesse Hogan for a place on the forward line.

    Nothing wrong with either Anthony or Hughes competing with Jesse Hogan on the forward line, nor with Fitzy, Sellar etc also in the mix. If he is good as we suspect then he will hold his place, especially against a player who has been discarded from another Club.

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