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Casey Scorpions v Northern Blues

KC from Casey
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Who has been the best for Melbourne?

This is a Casey game dazzledavey but I'm assuming you mean who the best Demons are at the moment. The two big boys alternating between ruck and the forward line Max and Jack have been outstanding and have given Warnock a real working over. Matt Jones and Viv Michie are getting a lot of the ball. The rest are all contributing and Dom Barry is better this week.

Angus Scott has just goaled for Casey to give them an eight goal lead.

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    The scorpions must be due to stop running pretty soon!

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    There's been very little scoring in the first half of the quarter but the Blues have now kicked back to back goals to bring the Scorpions' lead back to 34 points but it's all too late for them.

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    There's been very little scoring in the first half of the quarter but the Blues have now kicked back to back goals to bring the Scorpions' lead back to 34 points but it's all too late for them.

    What is the score KC?

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    The Scorpions win for the first time at home in 2014.

    Peter Jackson VFL

    Casey Scorpions 4.2.26 10.4.64 12.9.81 13.14.92

    Northern Blues 3.6.24 3.9.27 4.11.35 6.14.50

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Best Fitzpatrick Gawn 3 M Jones Page Salem Scott

    Northern Blues Walton 3 Bransgrove Totevski Warnock

    Casey Scorpions Gawn Michie Strauss Barry Fitzpatrick Jones

    Northern Blues Armfield Wilson Wilkinson Cripps Sheehan

    Possessions M Jones Michie 26 Clisby 24 Harmes 22 Barry Strauss 19 Gawn 18 Nicholson 16 Georgiou 14

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    Nice to see both Gawn and Fitzy kick three majors!

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    KC, How is Alex Giorgiou tracking? Does he look comfortable at the level? I've got a feeling he could be required to play a bit more senior footy next year.

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    And just looking at the stats, what happened to Salem after half time? One possession after the break.

    Corky by the looks

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    And just looking at the stats, what happened to Salem after half time? One possession after the break.

    cheers for posting the stats here

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    cheers for posting the stats here

    No worries.

    Jones (26), Michie (26), Clisby (24), Harmes (22), Barry (19), Strauss (19), Gawn (18), Nicholson (16), and Georgiou (14). #PJVFL

    Goals: Jake Best (3), Jack Fitzpatrick (3), Max Gawn (3), James Harmes (1), Matt Jones (1), Nathan Page (1), and Christian Salem (1). #PJVFL

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    Harmes coming along nicely ... 22 possessions, 8 tackles ... though going by the stats, everyone seems to have put in today.

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    Good signs from Gawn to back it up again.

    I know Terlich is somewhat like-for-like with Grimes, but really not sure that was the right call over Jones, Michie (or even Strauss).

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    Bumped into a bloke at qtr time who I hadn't seen for a couple of decades. He talked a lot when I knew him a long time ago, and that hasn't changed. We watched the rest of the game together but I couldn't give any updates or keep a close eye on the players because that would have been impolite. Don't some people realise there are more important things in life than friendships???

    Anyway, I thought there was a more even contribution from the team today and found it harder to find standout players.

    Big Max had another very good game playing mostly in the ruck. He was up against Warnock and had the better of him most of the time. Took some more good marks and kicked 3 goals.

    I was pleased to see an improvement in Viv Michie's form. He got a lot more of the ball than I had seen in the past few games at Casey, playing inside mid. Some good passages where he drove the ball forward out of the middle on a few occasions, one of which led to a goal as I recall.

    Harmes continues to impress me with his energy and attacks on the ball, and mostly clean ball handling.

    Nicho was again in a fair bit of the play but didn't dominate as much as a couple of weeks ago. Didn't see him really butcher a ball at all, but there was plenty of play that I couldn't see well across on the far wing.

    Strauss had a just ok game. Had a couple of good passes but didn't cut up through the middle as much this week.

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