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Casey Scorpions v Collingwood

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Half time and Casey leads by 2 points.

Casey Scorpions 5.8.38 to Collingwood VFL 5.6.36

Goals Byrnes Michie Moncrieff Morris Muir

Disposals Morris 16 Michie Tyson 15 Neal-Bullen 14

 

Goals: Byrnes, Michie, Moncrieff, Morris, Muir

Disposals: Morris 16, Michie 15, Tyson 15, Neal-Bullen 14

Neal-Bullen seems to be building towards his debut.

 
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I totally forgot that Tyson was playing in this game.

If he keeps it up and has no after-effects this should be a boost to his confidence.


Neal-Bullen seems to be building towards his debut.

nice to see someone build for a debut rather than get gifted it

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Second half has started and the Pies are back in front by 7 points after 5 minutes with the wind.

No radio or video today?

It seems to me that the Casey Scorpions are on the nose with both television and radio. They've been televised once this year and there are no further telecasts on the horizon.

I thought there was a ray of hope when Casey Radio started doing football broadcasts again but they seem to have more of a liking to local competitions and Sandringham. A bit strange.

 
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Collingwood right on top and lead by 22 points with plenty of time to go in the quarter. Casey struggling to get the ball into their forward half.


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A goal against the run of play to Rohan Bail after some good play from Dom Tyson makes it 16 points the difference.

How is Spencer going KC?

Spencer and Jamar are both doing well in the ducks against the big American guy who isn't really up with the finer points of the game but he did kick a goal earlier.

Sounds like there is a couple of goals in the wind?

Hopefully we are close enough at 3/4 time to make use of it.

Reckon it's definitely a 2-3 goal wind. Billy Stretch is showing some nice class at times. Spencer seems to have faded a little. Jamar is taking as many rucks as Spencer.

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Late in the third quarter, Casey trail Collingwood by 17 points and there goes the siren for three quarter time with Morris kicking one on the buzzer.

Casey 7.8.50 trail Collingwood 8.13.61

Goals Morris 2 Bail Byrnes Michie Moncrieff Muir

Casey have struggled to finish some of their games off this year (apart from the week before the bye) so they're going to need more than the wind advantage alone to get up.


Russian snatches nice goal out of the ruck in attacking pocket. Only 5 points down - 56 to 61 early last qtr.

In front now by 1 pt. 10 mins gone.

Spence marks in the pocket and kicks a point.


ANB another point. Up by 3 now.

And Bail kicks across the body on the run for a GOAL!

 

And Bail kicks across the body on the run for a GOAL!

Shows how the drop in class at VFL level.

He cannot kick them from 30 meters on a slight angle with the Dees


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