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Hes a better kick than TOm MCDonald

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Davey should be dropped. Probably Byrnes too. In something of a slightly radical move, I'd consider dropping Howe - his work ethic is abysmal. Surely Strauss is deserving of a call up. I think it's

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I believe adam came through as a priority draft pick for the Jerusalem water wells he never played at full back and was drafted as a forward, it was his junior year that he played in the backline and

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I hope Spencer kicks some arse. I reckon he'll be a player.

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Strauss ought to be up for delisiting for mine

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strauss , pedersen... Building a great magoos arent we :rolleyes:

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Unfortunately we have saddled them with Gillies bb

A lead weight in the saddle bags if ever I saw one

krist i hope Jason Taylor is OK !!!!

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Strauss not named for Casey and listed as emergency for Dees. Considering Casey play Sunday you'd have no reason not to name Strauss unless he's a certainty to play for Melbourne.

So look out for a late change. Don't tell the Gold Coast!

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Strauss not named for Casey and listed as emergency for Dees. Considering Casey play Sunday you'd have no reason not to name Strauss unless he's a certainty to play for Melbourne.

So look out for a late change. Don't tell the Gold Coast!

Mystery injury of the week!
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Can we change our team for say Hawthorns for this game otherwise we have no hope in hell of winning!

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Strauss not named for Casey and listed as emergency for Dees. Considering Casey play Sunday you'd have no reason not to name Strauss unless he's a certainty to play for Melbourne.

So look out for a late change. Don't tell the Gold Coast!

I saw the same thing but don't want to get my hopes up.

They will probably just fly back Nicho and Blease early if no one feels sore and keep Strauss just in case (or not even fly up Nico)

We need some leg speed and kicking skills coming out of the backline (maybe a late change for Clisby or Dunn?)

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pick Blease. common!!!!!!!!!! Byrnes, Davey and Dunn won't be around next year.

You can't just gift games to players after one good VFL game and a string of bad AFL ones...... but then I guess we gift all our players a game

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Strauss not named for Casey and listed as emergency for Dees. Considering Casey play Sunday you'd have no reason not to name Strauss unless he's a certainty to play for Melbourne.

So look out for a late change. Don't tell the Gold Coast!

Strauss in for Pedersen.
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