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Oscar to debut!


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A surprise selection but wrapped that both brothers will play together!

Congrats Oscar. How scary that Tommy Mac also debut in the 2nd last round aswell. Its all adding up haha.

1 - inside scoop??

2 - who misses?

3 - sodd off Garland and Howe.

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Excellent i was hoping he would get a run. Hopefully they can emulate the febey lads

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Go to the website and watch the interview.

It's refreshing to hear his genuine excitement of playing rather than those who take it for granted.

Where do I purchase a ticket for the delistings/trades come years end?

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so apparently he's played 13 of 17 games at Casey

according to KC from Casey's last 3 match reports these have been the best players

Casey Scorpions Smith McKenzie Spencer Riley Jones Jamar
Casey Scorpions White Stretch Jamar Terlich Page Muir
Casey Scorpions Bail Riley Kielty Byrnes Newton

Where has this selection come from?

Last time I went down this road was with Brayshaw's R1 selection, clearly I was very wrong

Hopefully I am wrong again but this is eyebrow-raising

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so apparently he's played 13 of 17 games at Casey

according to KC from Casey's last 3 match reports these have been the best players

Casey Scorpions Smith McKenzie Spencer Riley Jones Jamar

Casey Scorpions White Stretch Jamar Terlich Page Muir

Casey Scorpions Bail Riley Kielty Byrnes Newton

Where has this selection come from?

Last time I went down this road was with Brayshaw's R1 selection, clearly I was very wrong

Hopefully I am wrong again but this is eyebrow-raising

I wouldnt be using the Best players at Casey as a guide , C & B.

The season is obviously shot, theres two games left.. time to give the kids a go.

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I've seen quire a bit of Casey this year and feel Oscar is progressing well and eventually he will have similar success to Tom. But Freo over there - talk about throwing the kid to the wolves.

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Exciting news, well done Oscar.

Wonder if Dawes is struggling to come up.

We might see O-Mac down back and T-Mac up forward this week.

Quite likely I reckon, with T-Mac doing a bit in the ruck as he has done the last couple of weeks. Big Max will certainly have his work cut out if he has to go it alone against Freo at Subi.

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Wow surprise indeed.

Given my love for all things Tom McDonald, I am quite happy with this.

Are they just trying to generate interest in the game?

Petracca to make a surprise debut in Round 23 to get more than 18 people to the game?

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