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Northern Blues v Casey Scorpions

KC from Casey
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Hamstring tightness sounds perfectly normal to me, especially after sugery. If he's actually done his hammy though, that's probably season over.

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    Jones kicks Casey's 4th and sorry but I don't have a direct line to the medical rooms.

    Yeah but you're at the actual game right? You seemingly won't answer that simple question, and if you're there then maybe you've heard something.

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    Thanks for the updates KC, your efforts are always appreciated here. Good to hear the Scorps might get 2/2 today!

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    Half Time Casey 49 Northern Bullants 22

    Late goals to Hunt & Spencer highlights in a lacklustre term.

    ... and ditto for Hunt. Thanks KC, as always.

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    Heard from a player during the week he was only slated to play a half. I'd be thinking he was taken off the ground and this Facebook poster has simply posted given he didn't return, but I'd think that was the plan all along. I doubt there's anything to worry about.

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    Scorpions in control as Hunt gets his second.

    Hunt continues to impress by the sound of it

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    Hunt is growing as a player - he now has three.

    He's the type of player who you don't notice much during a game and then he bobs up and has a big run or kicks an exciting goal.

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    Hunt is growing as a player - he now has three.

    He's the type of player who you don't notice much during a game and then he bobs up and has a big run or kicks an exciting goal.

    Another one, the impatient ones on here wanted to get rid of.

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    Another one, the impatient ones on here wanted to get rid of.

    Agree, although you can understand the impatience after almost a decade of no finals.

    Exciting to see him backing up after a few good games. Hopefully he can continue to do this for Casey for the majority of the second half of the season.

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    Agree, although you can understand the impatience after almost a decade of no finals.

    Exciting to see him backing up after a few good games. Hopefully he can continue to do this for Casey for the majority of the second half of the season.

    Small correction Wiseblood if does not offend you too much.

    Nearly a decade in the bottom six.

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    Hunt is growing as a player - he now has three.

    He's the type of player who you don't notice much during a game and then he bobs up and has a big run or kicks an exciting goal.

    Did we recruit him as a back? The video on the MFC website says that he is relishing a new role as a forward.

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    Did we recruit him as a back? The video on the MFC website says that he is relishing a new role as a forward.

    We recruited him for speed I believe...

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    Hunt will definitely get a new contract now you'd think, possibly even a senior game before the year's out. Fortunes can change fast!

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    Scorpions well in control and lead by 52 points.

    Hunt has 4.

    Awesome, go Hunt

    Soiunds exactly like the type of player we need in the MFC team too

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    Junk time now as Casey coasting as the Russian marks and goals. Lead over 50 points.

    If anyone's interested in how Tyler Roos has gone, he's been pretty quiet. He's a slim lad and he managed only a few possessions - nothing much to report on him.

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    Agree, although you can understand the impatience after almost a decade of no finals.

    Exciting to see him backing up after a few good games. Hopefully he can continue to do this for Casey for the majority of the second half of the season.

    Agree with all that Wise. Being an 'interstater' I've never seen him play, but from the snippets I've heard since he was drafted, he's a tantalizing prospect. Quick, good hands and a lovely kick, but doesn't seem to get a whole lot of the ball .... that's about all I've heard. Can anyone closer to the action fill in some gaps? Is he still very slightly built? Does he read the play well, and get to the right spots? What is his pressure like? Have most of his recent goals been as a crumber or long shots?

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    And there goes the siren for another Scorpions win.

    2015 Peter Jackson VFL

    Casey Scorpions 3.4.22 7.7.49 11.13.69 15.15.105

    Northern Blues 1.2.8 4.3.27 5.3.33 9.4.58

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Hunt 4 Jamar 3 Spencer 2 Byrnes Grimes M Jones King Michie Rutherford

    Northern Blues Johnson Johnston Jaksch 2 Dirago Murray Watson

    Best

    Casey Scorpions Jamar Grimes McKenzie Hunt Hutchins Panozza

    Northern Blues Jones Roberts Ballard Johnston Armitage Whiley

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    And there goes the siren for another Scorpions win.

    2015 Peter Jackson VFL

    Casey Scorpions 3.4.22 7.7.49 11.13.69 15.15.105

    Northern Blues 1.2.8 4.3.27 5.3.33 9.4.58

    Effectively an eight goal win.

    Thanks for the info KC.

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    Small correction Wiseblood if does not offend you too much.

    Nearly a decade in the bottom six.

    Doesn't offend me at all mate, although it doesn't change the fact that we haven't made finals in a decade.

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