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Highlights:

Christian Salem selected on the extended interchange bench.

The game's at Victoria Park.

Peter Jackson VFL

Collingwood v Casey Scorpions

Sunday, July 26

Victoria Park at 12 noon

Collingwood

B: Marsh Scharenberg Reid

HB: Maynard Goldsack Sinclair

C: Young Karnezis Oxley

HF: Goodyear Close Manteit

F: Jarryd Blair Gault Jack Blair

FOLL: Cox Greenwood Dwyer

I/C (from): Armstrong Borthwick Fennell Gray Greenhough Hellier Matheson McKeown* Moloney R Pendlebury Taylor Wallin J Williams

Casey Scorpions

B: McKenzie Hutchins Grimes

HB: Terlich Fitzpatrick Panozza

C: Toumpas Michie Newton

HF: M Jones King Neal-Bullen

F: Bail Spencer Kennedy-Harris

FOLL: Jamar Riley Gent

I/C (from): Byrnes Hunt O McDonald Moncrieff Morris Muir Munro Page Roos* Rutherford Salem Scott White

* 23rd player

In the AFL Victoria Development League, the Casey Scorpions have a bye.

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Highlights:

Christian Salem selected on the extended interchange bench.

The game's at Victoria Park.

Awesome news KC! Love your updates and will be grateful as always to read them this weekend.

Hopefully Salem tears them apart! :)

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Fantastic to see so many Melbourne listed players pulling on the Casey jumper in the back half of the season. Lots of interest in this game, esp. King, Hunt, Salem, JKH, Toump and any youngsters who may drop back from the Dees extended bench

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It's being broadcast live from 1pm on Casey Radio, 3ser, 97.7fm.

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Interesting to see Paul Roos'es son Tyler is playing for Casey.

It would be interesting to see how he goes. Might be a good rookie pickup!

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Interesting to see Paul Roos'es son Tyler is playing for Casey.

It would be interesting to see how he goes. Might be a good rookie pickup!

he played last week

didn't get much of the ball although i don't know how much game time he had

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Unless you've completed a medical degree this week and can provide detailed injury updates, I won't be reading your reports KC - last week's failure to immediately diagnose Kent's hammy tightness was a total disgrace ! ;)

No medical degree and I haven't been able to enlist a replacement with the requisite skills in the health industry, both Dr. Jack Kavorkian and Stephen Dank being unavailable.

I doubt whether Dean Kent would have played in the senior team anyway given his brief appearance in the development league last week so that's in keeping with what the club has said is its conservative treatment of players coming back from such injuries. I'm not expecting a great deal from Christian Salem either - if he plays at all.

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No medical degree and I haven't been able to enlist a replacement with the requisite skills in the health industry, both Dr. Jack Kavorkian and Stephen Dank being unavailable.

I doubt whether Dean Kent would have played in the senior team anyway given his brief appearance in the development league last week so that's in keeping with what the club has said is its conservative treatment of players coming back from such injuries. I'm not expecting a great deal from Christian Salem either - if he plays at all.

I promise not to ask you anything remotely related to the game, players, or injuries you may have heard about Sir KC.

;)

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No medical degree and I haven't been able to enlist a replacement with the requisite skills in the health industry, both Dr. Jack Kavorkian and Stephen Dank being unavailable.

I doubt whether Dean Kent would have played in the senior team anyway given his brief appearance in the development league last week so that's in keeping with what the club has said is its conservative treatment of players coming back from such injuries. I'm not expecting a great deal from Christian Salem either - if he plays at all.

I think you'll find that Kavorkian is not available any time these days KC. Passed away in 2011.

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