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Sounds like they'll get home. Not a bad effort considering they are light on for AFL and VFL talent.

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    Siren goes and it's a gutsy 16 point win to Casey

    2014 Peter Jackson VFL

    Casey Scorpions 3.2.20 8.5.53 9.9.63 10.11.71

    Northern Bullants 2.1.13 4.3.27 8.7.55 8.7.55

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Smith 5 Tapscott 2 Hunt Mitchie Rosier

    Northern Bullants Bransgrove Wilson 2 Byrne Cattapan Temay Wood

    Best

    Casey Scorpions Blease Smith McKenzie Michie Riley Barry

    Northern Bullants Cachia Graham McInnes Bransgrove Anthony Tardio

    Possessions McKenzie 32 Blease 30 Riley 27 Michie 23 Nicholson 23 Evans 21 Tapscott 20 Toumpas 20 Rosier 15

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    Viv and Tappy

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    Massive concerns that Toumpas is still showing little at 'seconds' level.

    he's only in his second year and in an overall manner hes been good at VFL level.

    He may have had a quiet one today and one of the other weeks, but he has been showing a fair bit at VFL level.

    Bit harsh if you ask me

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    Massive concerns that Toumpas is still showing little at 'seconds' level.

    that just means he's just not ready Yet. nothing to worry about as long as he leaves the lacking footy on the field at the VFL.

    when he's ready & wants to play AFL, he'll show it.

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    Siren goes and it's a 16 point win to Casey

    Goals Smith 5 Tapscott 2 Hunt Michie Rosier

    How could we make Smith quicker Jack?

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    he's only in his second year and in an overall manner hes been good at VFL level.

    He may have had a quiet one today and one of the other weeks, but he has been showing a fair bit at VFL level.

    Bit harsh if you ask me

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    Sounds like a real scrap of a win. Glad to hear Michie put in a good performance after his injury, he looked like he was up for it at training.

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    Massive concerns that Toumpas is still showing little at 'seconds' level.

    Nah, not really, I watch Jimmy as a junior, that is his level.

    It is all above the shoulders for Toumpas.

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    http://www.caseyradio.com.au

    Think they do all Casey games.

    i keep having trouble with all their links @ 3ser & also on the bloody VFL radio page. they just won't open for me. seems like every year i have this trouble with VF bloody L radio, & the rubbish website they have.

    I tried for hours the other week to get 3SER radio even ringing the station for help. I've given up on VFL radio.

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