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The idea of recruiting this guy has amazed me from Day 1

Have never been able to see why we took him in the first place.

Why? can anyone tell me ?

From what I have seen at training he is easily the worst player on the list and on a list of the quality of the MFC that says a lot.

why? because he was a good volley ball player..............and he's skinny............make sense now od?

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This game is now a golden opportunity for anyone who is able to really bust this game open.

There will be at least two places up for grabs in the Dees next week.

Plus another two if Jetta is injured and Georgiou gets a holiday.

Will be interesting to see if any of them are up to it.

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The site's been down but you don't really want to know.

Casey 1.4.10 to Sandringham 7.5.47 23 minutes into the second quarter.

The Scorps are an undisciplined rabble and to make things worse, Col Garland just limped off.

McKenzie probably best of a poor bunch.

Maybe take the site back down and leave it there for the rest of the day.

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land was off the air for a few hours.....only just came back

oh ok fair enough lol

The site's been down but you don't really want to know.

Casey 1.4.10 to Sandringham 7.5.47 23 minutes into the second quarter.

The Scorps are an undisciplined rabble and to make things worse, Col Garland just limped off.

McKenzie probably best of a poor bunch.

Garland limped off? arghhhhhhhhhhh

Not good

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Not the week boys! You needed to lift!

Hopefully someone can grab the game by the neck and pull them over the line.

Any idea what's wrong with Garland?

Limped off badly (left leg). Went straight to the rooms. Knee or ankle?

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Half time: Casey Scorpions 1.5.11 to Sandringham 7.5.47

Goal Best

A very ordinary half of football. Coach gave them as bake at quarter time but it didn't help.

Casey to win by 3 points.

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Casey doesn't look interested.

No changes for Melbourne next week.

Zebs by 43 points.

Garland back on but just miskicked a kick in. This is truly appalling.

That wasn't Garland, was Toumpas. Garland didn't come out of the rooms after halftime.

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