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Essendon v Casey Scorpions

KC from Casey
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A preview of the game on the VFL site - Bombers v Scorpions preview

Worth going down to Windy Hill for nostalgic reasons and also to catch a look at the premises opposite the road from the ground which form the basis of so much of what's in the news in the sport of late.

& Jack, give a wave to the old bowlers who maneuvered the "Flying High team", out to a new hangar. :)

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    Not sure if this has been covered, but, is there a reason as to why Barry is missing from the squad?

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    Not sure if this has been covered, but, is there a reason as to why Barry is missing from the squad?

    I think he didn't get home after last weeks game till 05.00am in not a good state.....That's what is being said,....
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    I think he didn't get home after last weeks game till 05.00am in not a good state.....That's what is being said,....

    Hanging out with Dayle Garlett?

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    Will be interesting to see how Hogan & Daniher compare at the final siren.

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    Casey lead 4.2.26 vs Ess 2.4.16

    Hogan couple nice plays, good pickup and hands in one motion, impressive from a hulk

    Wind would be favouring Ess, mostly across the ground but defiantly more that way

    Daniher is a giant, skinny but a giant,

    26 vs 22 as daniher kicks a long goal

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    Narrow quarter time lead to the Scorps - 4 points in an entertaining game.

    Casey Scorpions 4.2.26 lead Essendon 3.4.22

    Goals: Page 2 Best Kearns

    Honours about even after the Scorps kicked the first three goals of the match. Bombers are brim full of Essendon listed players and playing with a lot of pep!

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    Qtr time Casey 4.2.26 to EFC 3.4.22

    Best players Strauss, Hogan, Spencer and Page.

    Hogan 5 kicks 2 handballs 3 marks

    Great - I have been waiting for Strauss to start dominating VFL. He had a good game last week and if he has a good game today I think that will put him in the mix for next week. Although I would like him to show good form in VFL next week as well (3 weeks in a row) before giving him a shot in AFL. I think consistency will have a big impact on his confidence.

    There is always a place for a player with a good kick in our team.

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    Casey Scorpions holding on to their lead. The Bombers peppered the goals, but the Scorps scored against the run of play to go 9.6.60 to 4.8.32.

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    Late fightback by the Bombers but Casey had all the answers and lead by near on five goals at the main break. Some nice co-operation between Jack Fitzpatrick and Jake Best of the Scorps produced goals for both players.

    Half time: Casey Scorpions 11.6.72 to Essendon 6.8.44

    Stats: McKenzie 20, Rodan, Spencer, Couch,Nicholson 11,Hogan 10

    Goals Best Page Rodan 2 Couch Fitzpatrick Kearns Taggert Tynan

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    Looks like Neelds game plan works, and more importantly the players understand it.

    Thanks for the first half update guys.

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    Half time Casey 11.6.72 EFC 6.8.44

    Rodan,Couch and Taggert prominent. McKenzie lots of ball but poor disposal.

    Kent I believe has not touched it in the first half.

    He's clearly bought in to the defensive crticism then but to the detriment of his natural game.

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    spencer and fitz have been dominant in the ruck, and around the ground their 1 percent and pressure acts have been superb. Spencer easily bog at half time for mine I

    taggert has done some very nice things is a very good size now.

    blease,rodan both been busy.

    hogan has taken some nice grabs on long leads. daniher shaded him so far, reminds me of Paul salmon.

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