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Casey Scorpions v Frankston - Round 1, 2015

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Wow! Judging from Plapp's effusive praise for the Melbourne players performance at Casey, maybe we should let them play Richmond this Friday and give our first 22 the weekend off?

They've had a couple of big wins, lets hope we don't go back to the sugar coated reviews of a few years back. I know some didn't but I really liked Brett Allison's no holds barred reviews.

 

They've had a couple of big wins, lets hope we don't go back to the sugar coated reviews of a few years back. I know some didn't but I really liked Brett Allison's no holds barred reviews.

As did I.

We may have to now look to the reports that damn with faint praise.

I sincerely hope not. Allison's reports were a breath of fresh air.

 

Wow! Judging from Plapp's effusive praise for the Melbourne players performance at Casey, maybe we should let them play Richmond this Friday and give our first 22 the weekend off?

He's the coach of a VFL side that won convincingly. To do so, most (all?) of the team had to perform well - which is all he's saying.

But there's plenty of info there for anyone who cares to look.

If you're a fan of the word "really", give the player reviews a read.

You'll really, really love them.


Great interview format and well prepared and presented.

Hope Noodles microphone technique improves as he becomes more familiar with and confident in this role.

 

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