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Highlights:

For Demon fans who make their way out to TBBO, it will be like turning back the clock to the "good old days" when the MFC affiliate was one of the dominant forces in the VFL. A day of nostalgia but beware ... the place is not the same - for one thing, the old fence has gone. However, it's still as tough as ever to find a car park spot.

The Casey Scorpions secured their place in the finals with a terrific final half fightback against the Coburg Lions last week.

Now that the pressure's off and it's a virtual dead rubber for them, expect the Scorpions to put in a big one.

It looks as if Jordie McKenzie is either being rested or the "mystery injury of the week". Jack Fitzpatrick and Dom Tyson missed out on both MFC and Casey but Jimmy Toumpas is back.

Mitchell Cox (18, 180cm, 78kg) of the Dandenong Stingrays comes in as 23rd player.

... and check out the name of one of the players on the interchange bench for the development league team.

Peter Jackson VFL

Sandringham v Casey Scorpions

Saturday, August 29

Trevor Barker Beach Oval

at 2pm

Sandringham

B: Noone Delaney Shakallis

HB: Le Grice Shenton Coates

C: Markworth Jones McKenzie

HF: Siposs M Brown Cook

F: Saad Dennis-Lane Kreymborg

FOLL: Pierce Weickhardt Ong

I/C (from): Armitage Dunstan Grace* Hayes Kelso Laumets Murdoch Ray Saunders Savage Simpkin Verma Zijai

Casey Scorpions

B: Munro Hutchins Pattison

HB: White Grimes Terlich

C: Stretch Gent Newton

HF: Kent Watts Kennedy-Harris

F: Harmes Smith Page

FOLL: Jamar Bail Riley

I/C (from) Anderson Corrigan Cox* Keilty King Morris Muir Rennie Rutherford Scott Toumpas Walmsley K Wilson

* 23rd player

AFL Victoria Development League

Sandringham v Casey Scorpions

Trevor Barker Beach Oval

at 11am

Sandringham

B: Fisher Persson Williams

HB: Daidone Laumets Hooy

C: Neiwand Maitland McKay

HF: D Brown McTaggart Davis

F: Uthayakumar Hayes Cameron

FOLL: Kelso Bazzani Jones

I/C (from): Baumgartner Haidon Harris Hayres Huntington Wallace Woodman

Casey Scorpions

B: Thwaites Keilty T Wilson

HB: Battle Rutherford McDonald

C: Gawley Paredes Anderson

HF: Johnson Moncrieff Hillard

F: Lang Fisscher Wyatt

FOLL: O'Brien K Wilson Scott

I/C (from): Droessler Frost Gains Godfrey Hannon D Johnson Mason Rosier Stanlake Waters Welsh

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Frosty was the guest speaker in the Premium Members room some 5 weeks ago and said then he planned to be back in time to play finals for Casey.

Go the Biff
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Hasn't hurt Hawthorn I agree that Carey is not the answer. He's far too old

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That's the key rule and on that basis, I can see why the omission of James Harmes might be so timely. He's played 7 games for MFC and it could be that the club wants him get a taste of playing finals

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Frosty was the guest speaker in the Premium Members room some 5 weeks ago and said then he planned to be back in time to play finals for Casey.

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Highlights:

For Demon fans who make their way out to TBBO, it will be like turning back the clock to the "good old days" when the MFC affiliate was one of the dominant forces in the VFL. A day of nostalgia but beware ... the place is not the same - for one thing, the old fence has gone. However, it's still as tough as ever to find a car park spot.

The Casey Scorpions secured their place in the finals with a terrific final half fightback against the Coburg Lions last week.

Now that the pressure's off and it's a virtual dead rubber for them, expect the Scorpions to put in a big one.

It looks as if Jordie McKenzie is either being rested or the "mystery injury of the week". Jack Fitzpatrick and Dom Tyson missed out on both MFC and Casey but Jimmy Toumpas is back.

Mitchell Cox (18, 180cm, 78kg) of the Dandenong Stingrays comes in as 23rd player.

... and check out the name of one of the players on the interchange bench for the development league team.

Peter Jackson VFL

Sandringham v Casey Scorpions

Saturday, August 29

Trevor Barker Beach Oval

at 2pm

Sandringham

B: Noone Delaney Shakallis

HB: Le Grice Shenton Coates

C: Markworth Jones McKenzie

HF: Siposs M Brown Cook

F: Saad Dennis-Lane Kreymborg

FOLL: Pierce Weickhardt Ong

I/C (from): Armitage Dunstan Grace* Hayes Kelso Laumets Murdoch Ray Saunders Savage Simpkin Verma Zijai

Casey Scorpions

B: Munro Hutchins Pattison

HB: White Grimes Terlich

C: Stretch Gent Newton

HF: Kent Watts Kennedy-Harris

F: Harmes Smith Page

FOLL: Jamar Bail Riley

I/C (from) Anderson Corrigan Cox* Keilty King Morris Muir Rennie Rutherford Scott Toumpas Walmsley K Wilson

* 23rd player

AFL Victoria Development League

Sandringham v Casey Scorpions

Trevor Barker Beach Oval

at 11am

Sandringham

B: Fisher Persson Williams

HB: Daidone Laumets Hooy

C: Neiwand Maitland McKay

HF: D Brown McTaggart Davis

F: Uthayakumar Hayes Cameron

FOLL: Kelso Bazzani Jones

I/C (from): Baumgartner Haidon Harris Hayres Huntington Wallace Woodman

Casey Scorpions

B: Thwaites Keilty T Wilson

HB: Battle Rutherford McDonald

C: Gawley Paredes Anderson

HF: Johnson Moncrieff Hillard

F: Lang Fisscher Wyatt

FOLL: O'Brien K Wilson Scott

I/C (from): Droessler Frost Gains Godfrey Hannon D Johnson Mason Rosier Stanlake Waters Welsh

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But where's Fitz?

correct me if I am wrong, but I am pretty sure he suffered concussion 2 weeks back and due to his history of it they may just be increasingly careful.

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injuries. Pedersen PETRACCA Trengove (season)

Vandenburg 2 weeks.season

Lamumba . ankle 2 weeks. season

Dawes. ankle. rested. 2 weeks. season.

Tyson ????? hamstring

Hunt ????? rested

Mckenzie ????? rested

Fitz. concussion????

Brayshaw . rested

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KC - sorry if you have already wrote on this, but are you able to give a run down on all the MFC listed players eligible to play in the VFL finals for Casey?

These are the rules which were applicable in 2014 and I'm not aware of any changes:-

20. Participation in Finals

20.1 Players who have not played at least one (AFL or VFL) Senior or AFL Victoria Development Leaguematch in the relevant season shall be ineligible to play in the Senior Grade Finals.

20.2 Subject to Regulation 20.3 below, players who have played with the AFL Senior team of any AFL Club after the 1st day of July in the relevant season shall be ineligible to play in the VFL Senior or AFL Victoria Development League Finals unless they have played a total of at least six (6) Senior VFL or AFL Victoria Development League matches in the same season.

20.3 Players who have not played at least two (2) AFL Victoria Development League matches in the relevant season shall be ineligible to play in the AFL Victoria Development League Finals save where immediately prior to selection, an AFL or VFL listed player has missed through injury, at least ten (10) consecutive home & away matches of the VFL football season and his club remains active in the senior VFL Finals series.

20.4 Players who have played in more thaneight (8) Senior VFL Grade matches shall not be eligible to play in Final Series matches of the AFL Victoria Development League unless they have played in at least six (6) matches of the AFL Victoria Development League.

20.5 Notwithstanding the provisions of this Rule 20, except for Regulation 20.6 below,when a Club has both of its Senior Grade (AFL or VFL) teams engaged on the same weekend, the selection of players in the VFL Senior Grade team shall be unrestricted, provided a player has participated in at least one (AFL or VFL) Senior Grade or AFL Victoria Development League match in that relevant season.

20.6 When an AFL Club is eliminated from the AFL Final Series on the same weekend as the VFL Grand Final, unrestricted selections as per 20.5 for AFL listed players still apply.

20.7 Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 20, for a VFL Club(s) who does not field a AFL Victoria Development League team in the competition, AFL listed players must qualify players under Regulation 20.2 and must have played not more than 12 AFL games to be eligible to play in VFL finals matches.

20.8 Notwithstanding any other provision of these Rules, the General Manager of AFL Victoria can deem any person eligible to play in any match.

When I get home tonight if I have time, I'll check my records to see if I can identify which players are eligible. With the turnover of players due to injury, I suspect there might not be as many as we think.

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20.4 Players who have played in more thaneight (8) Senior VFL Grade matches shall not be eligible to play in Final Series matches of the AFL Victoria Development League unless they have played in at least six (6) matches of the AFL Victoria Development League.

When I get home tonight if I have time, I'll check my records to see if I can identify which players are eligible. With the turnover of players due to injury, I suspect there might not be as many as we think.

That's the key rule and on that basis, I can see why the omission of James Harmes might be so timely. He's played 7 games for MFC and it could be that the club wants him get a taste of playing finals football - albeit at a lower level than AFL - just to get a feel of what it's like to take part in that area of the game.

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As far as I can see the below players should be eligible:

Hunt - 6 games

King - 6 games

Spencer - 12 games

Russian - 14 games

Bail - 10 games

Newton - 8 games

Harmes - 10 games

McKenzie - 15 games

Riley - 10 games

Fitzy - 12 games

M.Jones - 9 games

Terlich - 15 games

White 14 games

Mitchie - 8 games

JKH - 6 games

Toumpas - 9 games

O.McDonald - 13 games

ANB - 6 games

Grimes 5 games needs 1 more

Stretch 5 games needs 1 more

Frost and Kent both missed more than 10 consecutive matches but Frost needs to play for the seniors next week to be eligible for VFL seniors

Max gawn has playeed 6 games but if he plays the last two rounds of the AFL he will be ineligible for VFL finals.

May have miss read the finals eligibility rules but I believe we should have a pretty strong team to select. Only negative is the rules of the Casey affliliation which further restricts how many AFL players we can select.

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As far as I can see the below players should be eligible:

Hunt - 6 games

King - 6 games

Spencer - 12 games

Russian - 14 games

Bail - 10 games

Newton - 8 games

Harmes - 10 games

McKenzie - 15 games

Riley - 10 games

Fitzy - 12 games

M.Jones - 9 games

Terlich - 15 games

White 14 games

Mitchie - 8 games

JKH - 6 games

Toumpas - 9 games

O.McDonald - 13 games

ANB - 6 games

Grimes 5 games needs 1 more

Stretch 5 games needs 1 more

Frost and Kent both missed more than 10 consecutive matches but Frost needs to play for the seniors next week to be eligible for VFL seniors

Max gawn has playeed 6 games but if he plays the last two rounds of the AFL he will be ineligible for VFL finals.

May have miss read the finals eligibility rules but I believe we should have a pretty strong team to select. Only negative is the rules of the Casey affliliation which further restricts how many AFL players we can select.

Another problem is that finals start next week which is the last round of the AFL so we still won't have a full strength side. Hoping we win the first final so we can get full sstrength side.
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Another problem is that finals start next week which is the last round of the AFL so we still won't have a full strength side. Hoping we win the first final so we can get full sstrength side.

If the finals start next week then Grimes and Stretch are out as they haven't played enough games. That leaves 20 players barring AFL selection and emergencies.

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Max gawn has playeed 6 games but if he plays the last two rounds of the AFL he will be ineligible for VFL finals.

May have miss read the finals eligibility rules but I believe we should have a pretty strong team to select. Only negative is the rules of the Casey affliliation which further restricts how many AFL players we can select.

With Spencer and the Russian eligible for the finals, you would think the best course would be to let Max have a break to gear himself for season 2016.

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