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Salem has clearly been watching Mesut Ozil in Arsenal's pre-season games.

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    Half Time Casey Scorpions 8.7.55 to Werribee Tigers 4.5.29

    That was a seven goal to one quarter.

    Goals King 2 Muir Newton Page Salem Toumpas

    Disposals Fitzpatrick 17 Newton 17 Riley 16 Gent 14

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    Great quarter from Casey

    If Salem can run the game out he will come in vs North

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    Scorps by 28 points at the half after a 7 goal to 1 quarter.

    Fitz best on ground by the length of the Flemington straight. Also good to see Mitch White and Ben Newton play really strong quarters.

    Russain and Spencil dominating the ruck while Salem is slowly warming as the game goes on with Toump doing some nice things.

    Need to give credit to Terls also who has been solid.

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    Good to see Newton winning a lot of ball, he needs a big possession game as he hasn't shown he can do that yet.

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    Fitzy may be needed next week, so good form is encouraging.

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    Terlich in defence caught and tackled and gives away the free for a Werribee goal. Then a long kick to Daw and the ball is kicked off the ground for another goal. Casey still leads by 14 points.

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    Terlich now going up the race after a knock to the head.

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    Scorps go forward for the first time since early in the term and Scott goals followed quickly by another to Ben Newton and suddenly the lead is 11 points.

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    Why are Casey playing Salem and Toumpas up forward for majority of the game..??

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    Why are Casey playing Salem and Toumpas up forward for majority of the game..??

    for a reason?

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