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Terlich looks mentally fatigued.

Hated seeing him forward against the Dogs - he looked terrible!

I still think he does some good things off HBF.

JKH in for whoever.

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    I think Gawn will get another crack and get Jamar to play more fwd. Need to expose Ports lack of tall defenders at this stage.

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    I reckon we need to give Jay and michie another look

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    Terlich looks mentally fatigued.

    Hated seeing him forward against the Dogs - he looked terrible!

    I still think he does some good things off HBF.

    JKH in for whoever.

    Don't want to pour cold water (I really like JKH), but when I dropped in on training for few minutes today, he looked proppy, and seemed to have some problem with his right lower leg. He was joining in some of the drillls at full pace, but would then hobble for a bit. Unfortunately I think this means he would be doubtful for this week at least.

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    IMO Gawny stays out despite the 87 hit outs, Ports strength are they are very mobile and whilst their defence has been very shaky without Carlisle and Trengove I think with Dawes, Frawley and Pedersen as our tall/marking forwards we can cause them problems. A few good weeks of Blease showing form and finally a FD making them earn their spots. Michie may be considered as we are missing Cross and need to add to our midfield rotations because some of our boys need the break.

    Garland Dunn Jetta

    Howe Tmac Grimes

    Blease Tyson Vince

    Watts Frawley Kent

    Bail Dawes Pedersen

    Jamar NJones Viney

    Tapscott, Riley, Michie & MJones Tappy more than likely the sub, Pedersen to pinch hit in the ruck when Jamar needs a rest in the forward line.

    Outs: Mckenzie & Terlich

    the sub must be an impact player along the lines of Blease, Kent, Bail, Salem or KennedyH. Jurrah would beat the lot!

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    Don't want to pour cold water (I really like JKH), but when I dropped in on training for few minutes today, he looked proppy, and seemed to have some problem with his right lower leg. He was joining in some of the drillls at full pace, but would then hobble for a bit. Unfortunately I think this means he would be doubtful for this week at least.

    Bugger!

    Thanks.

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    Bugger!

    Thanks.

    You're welcome!

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    Is there open training tomorrow or Friday. Now that I am a man of leisure I thought I might take in a training session. Never been to one in all my years.

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    Upcoming open training sessions:

    Wednesday 16 July - Gosch's Paddock, 9.00am

    Friday 18 July - Gosch's Paddock, 10.00am

    All other training sessions are closed sessions.

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    Don't want to pour cold water (I really like JKH), but when I dropped in on training for few minutes today, he looked proppy, and seemed to have some problem with his right lower leg. He was joining in some of the drillls at full pace, but would then hobble for a bit. Unfortunately I think this means he would be doubtful for this week at least.

    Okay, so it seems the match committee have made a mug out of me (join the club ... :blink: )

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