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Fitzy is crook

Salem still has a pressure bandage on his calf although he said it is ok, Viney took a belt in he head/stomach/balls at training, Tommy Mc bit stiff in the back, team may sort itself out

Riley and Terlich did ok in the drills but finished early and ran laps, Pig got Billy Stretch a couple of times and tickled is ribs, will put more in the training thread

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FB: Jetta Dunn Garland

HB: Grimes McDonald Salem

C: Lumumba Jones Newton

HF: Kent Hogan JKH

FF: Gawn Dawes Garlett

Foll: Jamar Tyson Cross

Int: Spencer, Pedersen, Frost (need extra talls), Viney, Michie, Toumpas

S: Matt Jones, Bail

Emer: Stretch, McKenzie, vandenBerg

That's a guess at a team. Although I'd like to see Stretch and vandenBerg play. Could leave out Spencer or have him as the sub and swap him with Jamar at half time, but I think they are keen to see Gawn play as much key forward as possible before round 1 and therefore I'd have Spencer and Jamar swapping in the ruck.

Decent 18 but it gets very thin after that IMO :(

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FB: Jetta Dunn Garland

HB: Grimes McDonald Salem

C: Lumumba Jones Newton

HF: Kent Hogan JKH

FF: Gawn Dawes Garlett

Foll: Jamar Tyson Cross

Int: Spencer, Pedersen, Frost (need extra talls), Viney, Michie, Toumpas

S: Matt Jones, Bail

Emer: Stretch, McKenzie, vandenBerg

That's a guess at a team. Although I'd like to see Stretch and vandenBerg play. Could leave out Spencer or have him as the sub and swap him with Jamar at half time, but I think they are keen to see Gawn play as much key forward as possible before round 1 and therefore I'd have Spencer and Jamar swapping in the ruck.

Pretty close I'd say. Wouldn't mind seeing Frost in for Garland, purely because I want to see what Frost offers.

Would also like to see Toumpas spend a bit of time on the wing or playing in tandem with Salem, just to see how it works.

Would take Spencer off the bench and replace him with Vandenberg too, reckon the coaching staff would be pretty keen to see how he goes in a competitive game.

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Dunn Frost Garland


Jetta Mcdonald Salem


Lamumba Tyson Kent


JKH Dawes Toumpas


Gawn Hogan Garlett


Jamar N.jones Cross


Viney, Newton, M.jones, Bail


Grimes Michie



emg: Spencer, Vandenberg, Mckenzie


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Dunn Frost Garland

Grimes Mcdonald Salem

Lamumba Tyson Kent

JKH Dawes Toumpas

Gawn Hogan Garlett

Jamar N.jones Cross

Viney, Newton, M.jones, Bail

Stretch Michie

emg: Spencer, Vandenberg, Mckenzie

Is leaving Jetta out of this an oversight or deliberate? If the latter... why?

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Is leaving Jetta out of this an oversight or deliberate? If the latter... why?

Typo mate, Jetta is starting on the field, i just forgot to put him in there.

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Hoping Bail, M Jones and Spencer get cut from the squad. Would love to see what Vanderberg and Stretch have to offer.

Harsh on Bail and Jones, both been quite solid all preseason, and Jones in particular has probably been one of the most consistent better performers.

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Hoping Bail, M Jones and Spencer get cut from the squad. Would love to see what Vanderberg and Stretch have to offer.

Vanderberg and Stretch are already in the squad!

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FB: Jetta Frost Dunn

HB: Grimes McDonald Salem

C: Lumumba N. Jones Newton

HF: Kent Hogan JKH

FF: Gawn Dawes Garlett

Foll: Jamar Tyson Cross

Int: Garland, Pedersen, VandenBerg, Viney, Michie, Toumpas

S: Matt Jones, Stretch

Emer: Bail, McKenzie, Spencer

I thought I would rather see all the new guys in the squad being given a run. (Bail, McKenzie, Spencer as emergencies)

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Why?

Because we know what to expect from them. Want to see what the new players can offer, and the NAB cup is great starting point. Probably should have put Mckenzie out for Bail or Jones

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Im willing to give the likes of Mckenzie Jones and Bail a go. They are senior mature players with experience. Especially against the likes of Freo we need all the experience we have.

Until someone like a Stretch or Brayshaw absolutely smash the door down at Casey then these guys get the nod for the time being.

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My reaction when the Hulk throws his first opponent to the ground in a one on one contest....

HOGAN.jpg

As long as he doesn't join another team in the future and becomes Hollywood Hogan.
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