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Footscray v Casey Scorpions - Round 2, 2015


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Anyone know if radio mentioned if Bail is injured? Haven't seen him out here for quite a while and we do seem to be one rotation down on the bench

I wouldn't worry - the commentators wouldn't be able to identify their own thumb if their life depended on it

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All over. Scorps lose by 24 points - poor kicking and a lack of discipline costly.

Casey Scorpions 0.3.3 3.8.26 6.8.44 10.13.73

Footscray Bulldogs 3.4.22 6.4.40 13.6.84 15.7.97

Goals

Casey Scorpions Pedersen 3 Hutchins 2 Bail Gent Harmes Morris Stretch

Footscray Campbell Redpath 4 Hamilton 2 Buchanan Hunter Kelly Minson Russell

Best

Casey Scorpions Grimes Smith Pedersen Hutchins Spencer Riley

Footscray Hunter Goodes Prudden Roberts Redpath Campbell

Disposals Toumpas 28 Riley 24 Gent 21 Harmes McKenzie 20

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Sounds like we were umpired out of it!

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Just driving back from the game now. .

My stand outs are..

Grimes

Spencer

Matt Jones

Fitzpatrick

Toumpas.

In that order.

Out depth isnt what people think it is...just saying

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So Riley gets 24 touches and had his name called twice...

Barely touched it first half when there was a bit more speed in the game. He was only having 5 minute bursts before going to the bench. Second half he was in and under almost every pack and spent a much bigger % of time on ground. Has good hands in close, but his lack of speed and stamina will have him found out in the next level up

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What is the standard of our opponent like?

Those pushing for selection have got to be playing excellent footy.

Footscray were fluent and skilled in movement. They'd have about 6-8 blokes who could step into the seniors confidently. Casey worked hard but couldn't string plays together like the opposition.

Riley was great extracting the ball from packs.

Grimes was clean in the contest, he created play and used the ball well through the corridor. I've been a massive knock on him in the past but today he looked good and could step back in.

Terlich was strong in the contest and gave a lot of drive. Put his hand up also.

Toump faded in and out. Has a lot of poise but not sure if you'd line him up on the wing in the seniors and probably a couple in front of him for a back position.

Fitzys fustrating in the sense that with a bit more mongrel he'd be being playing 1's. Won some good contests out of the back line in the last quarter but the game was over.

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