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Casey Scorpions v Essendon

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Big win to Casey's Development League team.

Casey Scorpions 4.1.25 7.5.47 11.11.77 12.13.85

Sandringham0.0.0 0.0.0 0.1.1 2.4.16

Goals

Casey Scorpions Fowler Page Riseley 3 Anderson Lang Rosier

Sandringham McKay Rist

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Casey Scorpions Pollard Boland Riseley Rosier Roberts Page

Sandringham Maley Weikhardt Williams Beech Hodges McKay

 
 

Why no updates.....are we getting pumped

 

Worst half of football I've ever seen. It's blowing a gale & freezing cold, spilt half a pie down the front of my jumper, I'm going home.

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Three quarter time: Casey Scorpions 8.3.51 lead Essendon 5.8.38 with the Bombers having the wind in the final quarter. The breeze is worth 4 goals so it's not looking good for the Scorpions.

Scores level at the 5 minute mark of the final term as the Bombers have done all the attacking.

Hogan off with a knock.

:(


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Goal to the bombers who are now 7 points in front. Casey struggling to score and playing an undisciplined game.

Edited by KC from Casey


Casey just haven't been the same since the MFC took Fitzpatrick off them ;-)

We left them them with Hogan though so it will be up to him to turn things around if he wants a run with Melbourne next year!

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Casey Scorpions lose by 11 points but it was a dismal effort with Essendon dominating the final term.

Casey Scorpions 3.3.21 4.3.27 8.3.51 9.4.58

Essendon0.1.1 4.6.30 5.9.39 9.15.69

Goals

Casey Scorpions Best Tapscott 2 Hogan Hughes Jetta Panozza Taggert

Essendon Davey Hille 2 Brown Daniher Duscher Firman Tipungwuti

Best

Casey Scorpions Panozza Nicholson Sellar Davis Magner Tapscott

Essendon Firman Hille Steinberg Kavanagh O'Brien Coghlan

Wow such exciting names that have put there hand up for senior selection next week..

 

Taggert is a very good footballer but needs to be played in the midfield. He is being waisted at the moment but has come off a bad injury last year.

Iv been hearing that for 3 seasons.

Iv been hearing that for 3 seasons.

Pretty good seeing as he's only in his 2nd season.


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