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Changes for Round 8

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EMG: Max Gawn, Aidan Riley, Mitch Clisby

On a side note spencer is out for another 3 weeks with his ankle injury. Matt Burgan mentioned it on the team selection chat.

 

EMG: Max Gawn, Aidan Riley, Mitch Clisby

On a side note spencer is out for another 3 weeks with his ankle injury. Matt Burgan mentioned it on the team selection chat.

Hopefully that means Gawn gets a crack (Jamar and Gawn can alternate between ruck and full forward with Jamar doing about 70% of the rucking).

A forward line of Dawes, Hogan, Chip, JKH, Howe and Gawn/Jamar would stretch most defences


Boy George stiff to be named as an omission rather than a rest /injury.

Probably part of his planning and to give him a bit of a rest at Casey.

Very confident of a win tomorrow night, predicting 5 goals from watts and Nathan Jones to bounce back hard from a quiet game last week

 

Boy George stiff to be named as an omission rather than a rest /injury.

Probably part of his planning and to give him a bit of a rest at Casey.

The guy has made a great transition from SANFL to AFL despite his "lack of polish" which he makes up for with effort and never-say-die approach.

It wouldn't be an altogether bad idea to rest his completely for a week - after all I believe he was involved in some sort of "incident" involving concussive head forces last weekend.


Don't think Frawley will play.

If he doesn't the in will be interesting. I'd consider Gawn but as a dewy night game I don't know the benefit of Gawn, Pedersen and Dawes all forward. Pedersen back and Dunn or Howe forward would be the way to go but would be destabilizing.

Wouldn't at all be surprised to see Clisby or Riley instead of the big fella

Surprised frawley is still named. I'm sure he was in a moon boot on Sunday.

Did I miss something?

Turf toe. Sprain ligament. 50:50 according to injury report. But unsighted at training today. So presume they'll have a fitness test at some stage. My intuition is they won't risk him

I reckon chip will play

In the worst case scenario of Viney and Chip not being available

In -

Colin Garland

Max Gawn

Aidan Riley

Out -

Alex Georgiou

Jack VIney (crucified)

Chip Frawley (injured)

I seem to recall some other bloke was crucified and then resurrected on the third day. It's happened again.


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