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Coburg Lions v Casey Scorpions

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Casey haven't scored this quarter and lions draw level.

Becoming a familiar theme down there ...

A Georgiou clanger cost Casey the game.. Coughed it up at CHB and a coburg ran in a goal. Georgiou looked all at sea compared to when he was playing for melbourne.. Tapscotts foot skills are also very average...


Very disappointing result.. shows out our depth when we lose to a dtand alone VFL side.

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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.

So no loose ball gets or intercept marks for Blease? Everything had been passed to him by a team mate?

 

Melbourne listed players stats: Mckenzie 35, michie 34, Evans 30, Kent 27, blease 23, Nicholson 23, tapscott 23, Strauss 22

How did we lose?????

Very disappointing result.. shows out our depth when we lose to a dtand alone VFL side.

Could also be poor coaching, especially if there's a lack of real support for the Roos style as has been rumored before...


Very disappointing result.. shows out our depth when we lose to a dtand alone VFL side.

No, it doesn't show our (MFC) lack of depth. It shows that Casey are struggling as a team to run out games and this could be for a number of reasons that have nothing to do with depth.

The depth looks ok with McKenzie, Mitchie, Evans and Kent getting a bit of ball. Frawley, Hogan, Clark (ret), Spencer and not sure on Fitz missing does put a dint in the tall department though.

27 touches and a goal. Looks like Kent had a good one. I'm excited to have him back in the seniors soon.

Melbourne listed players stats: Mckenzie 35, michie 34, Evans 30, Kent 27, blease 23, Nicholson 23, tapscott 23, Strauss 22

How did we lose?????

Maybe because there are 14 other players in the team. Numbers can be deceiving, keen to see bests.

No, it doesn't show our (MFC) lack of depth. It shows that Casey are struggling as a team to run out games and this could be for a number of reasons that have nothing to do with depth.

The depth looks ok with McKenzie, Mitchie, Evans and Kent getting a bit of ball. Frawley, Hogan, Clark (ret), Spencer and not sure on Fitz missing does put a dint in the tall department though.

Fitzy played and did ok. He started at FF but moved into the ruck in the last. It wasn't a FF day with the quality of ball coming in, it was awful. He was very clean with his hands below his knees, marked quite well and was good when he went into the ruck against modest opposition.

Kent looks closest to me and would be a step up from Salem or Toumpas. Michie, mcKenzie and Evans could all do a capable job in the seniors but where are the spots. Blease kept running behind the man with the ball and tried to dazzle with every possession..he failed. Having said that he did get some of his own ball in the second half. Nicholson and Tappy got a bit of it and Barry impressed in patches. Hunt is learning and Georgio had a poor game.

Caseys problem is they don't seem to play team footy and a lot of the possession were like MFC in the preseason games. A lot of The Lions goals came when we tried to switch and turned it over in dangerous positions.

It is nice to see some big numbers from some midfield depth.

I'd argue that Evans, Kent and Michie could well be in our best 22 by season's end.


Fitzy played and did ok. He started at FF but moved into the ruck in the last. It wasn't a FF day with the quality of ball coming in, it was awful. He was very clean with his hands below his knees, marked quite well and was good when he went into the ruck against modest opposition.

Kent looks closest to me and would be a step up from Salem or Toumpas. Michie, mcKenzie and Evans could all do a capable job in the seniors but where are the spots. Blease kept running behind the man with the ball and tried to dazzle with every possession..he failed. Having said that he did get some of his own ball in the second half. Nicholson and Tappy got a bit of it and Barry impressed in patches. Hunt is learning and Georgio had a poor game.

Caseys problem is they don't seem to play team footy and a lot of the possession were like MFC in the preseason games. A lot of The Lions goals came when we tried to switch and turned it over in dangerous positions.

Thanks Bob, good to know Fitzy is up and about. Would be good to see him get a bit more ruck time with Spencer out.

I'm sure Kent will be pushing up soon enough.

It is nice to see some big numbers from some midfield depth.

I'd argue that Evans, Kent and Michie could well be in our best 22 by season's end.

I'm not as convinced as some on Evans, I think he's a really good VFL level player who will give it his all at AFL level but not quite there. The other 2, I think have a bit more to offer.

Instead of which three players?

If anyone can will themselves to run and present as much as Matt Jones his spot could be open (poor disposal obviously lets him down). I can't see him going anytime soon though, one of the hardest workers in the team


Is anyone having issues with the SEN app today?

Yep and tunein app has been terrible for sen too.

Yep and tunein app has been terrible for sen too.

Glad to c I am not the only one but it's bloody frustrating.

 

Just got home.

Casey is severely lacking in talls. Fitzy was pretty good. He was moved to the ruck and dominated. But there was no one to kick it to as far as tall forwards go.

The one thing I really took from the game was how much better melbourne players are in close with their hands.

I thought michie and Evans were our best. Mckenzie played well but just lacks any penetration.

Kent got a bit of footy but he turned it over sooooo many times today. I'm a big Kent fan but was frustrated with him today.

Tappscott had some turnovers as well. Blease started really well but tried a bit too much later in the game.

Think of the Richmond game in the preseason. With no one really to kick long to we tried to make kicks that just weren't there.

I saw the 2nd half of the magoos just to see westrupp. He would have had 10 or so possessions as a back who plays tall. He took a good mark down back and almost a huge pack mark near the wing. He didn't turn it over once and created a good amount of run. It's the first time I've seen him in a game and I thought he went ok. Needs to back himself a bit more. Not sure if he can go further but you never know.

If anyone can will themselves to run and present as much as Matt Jones his spot could be open (poor disposal obviously lets him down). I can't see him going anytime soon though, one of the hardest workers in the team

Jones is one of few who has leg speed. I would say Evans disposal is worse than Jones.


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