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Your tip for the Toumpas v Strauss v Nicholson v Clisby v play another mid/forward for Terlich's spot? Toumpas leading the disposals it seems.

Not watching the game but:

Toumpas: would like him to develop at Casey for at the first half of this year.

Strauss: would like to see him get consistent game time at AFL but Clisby is probably ahead of him

Nicho: dont want to see at AFL level again

Clisby: Deserves a chance at AFL (good offensively but don't know what he is like one on one tho)

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    Scorps 54 to 62.

    Carn Scorps - as Roos said a good footy culture starts in the reserves.

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    Not watching the game but:

    Toumpas: would like him to develop at Casey for at the first half of this year.

    Strauss: would like to see him get consistent game time at AFL but Clisby is probably ahead of him

    Nicho: dont want to see at AFL level again

    Clisby: Deserves a chance at AFL (good offensively but don't know what he is like one on one tho)

    seems to be building confidence in Casey, give him time. There is no rush to have him in after yesterday.

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    Byrnes is firing & puts the Scorps in front 66-63.

    Cats have the slight wind advantage in the final quarter.

    Nice comeback

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    Gee I'd love us to win this. Over the last 8 years we would not have had too many weekends where the seniors and ressies both won!

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    I'd also like to echo those thoughts, thanks a lot WJ.

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    Ta WJ. Love that Salem may be finding his feet.

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    I think Salem will blossom within 5 or 6 matches, give him time. Think PJ was spot on when he said our team will really look better in the second half of the year when Hogan/Salem/Toumpas/JKH/Viney are all settled in.

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    How long left?

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    I think Salem will blossom within 5 or 6 matches, give him time. Think PJ was spot on when he said our team will really look better in the second half of the year when Hogan/Salem/Toumpas/JKH/Viney are all settled in.

    Jimmy T is a smart player. By years end I'd like to think he has established himself in the ones.

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    Casey Scorpions 2.3.15 4.6.30 9.12.67 12.14.86

    Geelong 3.0.18 9.8.62 10.10.70 14.18.102

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Byrnes Fitzpatrick 3 Salem 2 Best Page Petropoulos Smith

    Geelong Walker 3 Hamling Hollmer Linton 2 Bates Herbison Jansen Luxford Thurlow

    Best

    Casey Scorpions Panozza, Byrnes Jetta Toumpas Gent Clisby

    Geelong Schroder Walker Sheringham Bath Hollmer Herbison

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    Final score Geelong 14.18.102 to Casey Scorpions 12.14.86

    Thanks WJ for the updates - shame they couldn't get over the line

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