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Changes for Next Week

Straight Sets Simon
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Roosy and co must have massive raps on Billy to debut him against Sydney, one of the toughest and biggest bodied teams in the AFL

 

Clearly the club is getting behind the idea of rewarding good form at Casey, and if the seniors aren't playing well then you're dropped. Absolutely love it.

Stretch will get the vest but it's terrific to see him get a run so early in the season. Good luck to the kid!
 

Clearly the club is getting behind the idea of rewarding good form at Casey, and if the seniors aren't playing well then you're dropped. Absolutely love it.

Stretch will get the vest but it's terrific to see him get a run so early in the season. Good luck to the kid!

No guarantee that Stretch will get the vest - could easily be Toump.

BANG!!

Loving the changes.. except im gobsmacked Grimes is out after one game yet Watts is still in..

If and when he's finally dropped, well he's had his chances.

Glad Spencer is given a go. His form at Casey has been really strong. I really hope he has a break out game keeps his spot in the side.

No guarantee that Stretch will get the vest - could easily be Toump.

He was named on the wing, pretty sure the sub has to come from the 4 man bench

I hope he starts on the ground

No guarantee that Stretch will get the vest - could easily be Toump.

I think every first gamer under the Roos regime has been given the vest. Plus Toumpas has been named in the starting 18 which generally means they won't get the vest.

Not that I'll complain either way, just think Roos will stick to his guns.
 

He was named on the wing, pretty sure the sub has to come from the 4 man bench

I hope he starts on the ground

On the MFC website he's listed on the bench, so Wiseblood is probably correct in saying that he'll be the sub.

On the MFC website he's listed on the bench, so Wiseblood is probably correct in saying that he'll be the sub.

Viv Michie a bit unlucky to be dropped.


Viv Michie a bit unlucky to be dropped.

Doesn't tackle. Basic standards from Roos.

I recall this was a bit of a knock on him from last year.

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