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COBURG LIONS v CASEY SCORPIONS

Sunday 18th May

Piranha Park at 2.00pm

COBURG LIONS

B: Linton Hartley Blair

HB: Clifton Fairbairn A Saad

C: D Cooper Venditti Sturgess

HF: Younan Featherstone Proud

F: Clark Anderson Carnell

FOLL: Sortino Uysal McConnell

I/C: (from) Boyd Christensen* Cleary Guthrie Robertella Robinson Z Saad Thomas Totino

CASEY SCORPIONS

B: Toumpas, Georgiou, Blease

HB: Nicholson, Panozza, Hunt

C: Barry, Evans, Kent

HF: Rosier, Smith, Michie

F: Tapscott, Thomas, Strauss

FOLL: Fitzpatrick, McKenzie, Riley

I/C (from) Anderson Best Corry Ferraro Godfrey Hillard Harmes Morris Rutherford*

* 23rd player

Aidan Riley named for both Melbourne and Casey at the weekend. He must be very good then.

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COBURG LIONS v CASEY SCORPIONS

Sunday 18th May

Piranha Park at 11.00am

COBURG LIONS

B: Ellard J Cooper Robinson

HB: Totino Boyd Robertella

C: Brancatisano Phelps Dundon

HF: Brandt Madden Bzenic

F: Morrow Cleary Z Saad

FOLL: M Taylor Guthrie Golding

I/C: (from) Bean Evans Liberatore Lindon Rogers Van Der Byl Yelland

CASEY SCORPIONS

B: Corry Corrigan Welsh

HB: Hillard Waters J McDonald

C: Godfrey Morris Anderson

HF: Wyatt Rennie Scott

F: Paredes Shiels Lang

FOLL: Thwaites Drew Ferraro

I/C: (from) Gawley Symons Murray Pears Meadows Westrupp Saunders West Collins

Maia Westrupp is the only MFC-listed player in the curtain raiser.

 

Good to see Harmes and Kent back

Indeed, for both. Harmesy has shown quite a bit in his first year so far.

 

When did coburg become the lions?

Soon as Richmond Tigers came into the VFL

Edited by dazzledavey36


Soon as Richmond Tigers came into the VFL

Goes to show how much attention I have paid to the rest of the VFL, didn't know Richmond had their own team.

15 of our players listed with Casey. Must suck being one of their players right now. I guess it's a good sign that our injury list is under control for the moment.

 

When did coburg become the lions?

Weren't they originally the Lions before the alignment with Richmond?

They started in the VFA as the Lions. Changed to the Tigers when they partnered with Richmond.

When that partnership ended last year, they reverted back to the Lions.


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Good to see Harmes and Kent back

Harmes impressed me in a few of his games earlier in the season before he punctured his lung. The week before he was injured he picked up around 30 possessions and I had him marked down as a possible rookie elevation later in the season. I think he's ahead of Jayden Hunt who will need a lot more development time.

Harmes, I think could possibly play AFL next year.

Harmes impressed me in a few of his games earlier in the season before he punctured his lung. The week before he was injured he picked up around 30 possessions and I had him marked down as a possible rookie elevation later in the season. I think he's ahead of Jayden Hunt who will need a lot more development time.

Harmes, I think could possibly play AFL next year.

Saw Harmes a few times last year for Country and the Stingray's. Had hoped we'd get him in the third round, so was rapt that we got him in the rookie draft. Courageous and generally makes good decisions.

Harmes impressed me in a few of his games earlier in the season before he punctured his lung. The week before he was injured he picked up around 30 possessions and I had him marked down as a possible rookie elevation later in the season. I think he's ahead of Jayden Hunt who will need a lot more development time.

Harmes, I think could possibly play AFL next year.

WJ, you must have missed Visy last week, in the mud where I thought Hunt would just got knocked out of the way because of his slight build, he actually picked up and took a big step forward, Brett Allison also agreed, that being said at training you can see why we rookied Harmes, hopefully he can pick it up again after a week off

Also put this in a couple of threads, Clisby left training yesterday with what looked like tightness in his lower back/glutes/top of thighs, asked him and he said he was fine, but obviously isn't

Does anyone have the address of The Oval?

Thanks

BB it is just east of the corner of Bell St and Sydney Rd in Coburg

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Casey 4.6.30 to Coberg 2.0.12. Evans and Kent best for Casey. Casey kicked with a strong breeze that quarter.

Casey 7.9.51 v Coburg 6.2.38. McKenzie, Tapscott, Evans, Michie, Nicho all good. Blease lots of the ball but few if any contested possessions. Most MFC players in the game and contributing.

 

thanks phoenix

Half time scores scorps 7-9-51 vs lions 6-2-38 Goals: Evans, Nicholson, Kent, Barry, best, smith, rosier Disposals: Evans and michie 19


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