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Casey Scorpions v Collingwood

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wonder what it is like to carry around a 70's number?

I carried a few thirties and forties and they felt heavy enough!

I think Oscar may have inherited Tommy's old number 74...not sure but he did have a 70's number.

 

Bloody hell if OMac is half as good as TMac I will be stoked. Could be another steal.

Just watched the reply.

Jeez Mitch White impresses me. What we lack badly right now is composer and elite kicking skills off half back and thats what White has. Noticed also that he is pretty courageous and has good set of hands on him.

If he develps well we could have an absolute gem on our hands.

 

From the replay I would say

52 Harmes

58 White

59 Spencer

61 Stretch

62 Terlich

63 Michie

66 McKenzie

69 Bail

71 Tyson

72 Neale Bullen

74 Oscar McDonald

75 Jamar

Many thanks

Just watched the replay and was very impressed with Neale Bullen. His ability to get the ball to boot quickly while in heaven traffic was outstanding. I also thought that Michie was good as well. Tyson was clearly BOG.


Where can I find the numbers of the melbourne players for Casey?

The VFL publish the weekends record on their website after every round, here:

http://www.sportingpulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?c=1-118-0-0-0&sID=60274

Just watched the reply.

Jeez Mitch White impresses me. What we lack badly right now is composer and elite kicking skills off half back and thats what White has. Noticed also that he is pretty courageous and has good set of hands on him.

If he develps well we could have an absolute gem on our hands.

White copped a massive hit to his jaw just before 3/4 time in a side on tackle/bump. The trainers were doing all the tests on it as he stood outside the huddle, didnt think he'd come back out there if the medical team

were going to be cautious, but to his credit he came back out.

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