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INJURY LIST - ROUND 4

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INJURIES

Jordie McKenzie (calf) TBC

Jack Fitzpatrick (concussion) test

Lynden Dunn (hamstring tightness) test

Nathan Stark (knee) test

Joel Macdonald (hamstring) 1 weeks

Chris Dawes (hamstring) 2 weeks

ON THE BLOCK: Plenty of players put themselves on the block in the second half against the Eagles. Mark Jamars horrible season continues with the big fella failing to take a mark and finding one kick. Aaron Davey was subbed out with five kicks, Cam Pedersen again battled while Jimmy Toumpas who will be a super midfielder doesnt look up to AFL standard just yet.

ON THE CUSP: Boy, wouldnt the Demons love to blood Jesse Hogan this week? Theyve got a ripper in the teenage power forward from out west. He monstered North Ballarat in the VFL with four goals and a clutch of marks, but cant debut until next season. Max Gawn was terrific again, ramping up the heat on Jamar, while James Strauss tried hard. As for Jack Watts? He didnt play anywhere, with the Dees bizarrely taking their three emergencies to the MCG on Saturday.

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    God, seeing how small that injury list makes me even more depressed.

    At least if we had a big list and we lost by 100 points we would have more ways to justify it

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    It doesn't list mental scarring thank God.

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    It doesn't list mental scarring thank God.

    You're referring to Post Traumatic Stress Disorders across the board?

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    Chris Dawes' 3 is looking more like 5..sigh

    He was doing some pretty quick laps on Friday at training. Imagine they will be cautious. Clark will enjoy having Dawes and occasionally Gawn inside 50.

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    Whilst it probably would not have made any difference in any case McDonald, Trengove, Bail, Blease and Clark had interupted pre seasons. It will take a few more weeks before they get near their best football. McKenzie is a big out.

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    Chris Dawes' 3 is looking more like 5..sigh

    I remember the Cats doing the same thing with Ottens.

    We are saving him for our run to the finals

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    liability with the ball

    always beats his direct opponent, and his direct opponent is always the oppositions prime mover

    we need McKenzie in the team

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    always beats his direct opponent, and his direct opponent is always the oppositions prime mover

    we need McKenzie in the team

    How is having a few bad disposals beating his opponent?

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    I remember the Cats doing the same thing with Ottens.

    We are saving him for our run to the finals

    He'll most likely be 50 by then!

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