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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.

You would think so. Gawn has looked tired the last few matches, as have a number of others.

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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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who went to W.A as the emergency? The team selected had all of the 7 bench players named.

Of the emergencies named for the Demons, I believe that the only one at the ground is Rohan Bail. James Harmes is being rested according to the club's website. Pig Dog's the man who therefore went to WA.

Back at the TBBO Oval, it's gray and overcast and the wind's blowing up off the bay and there's still only a point in it at 3/4 time with Casey in front.

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Thanks KC. Really appreciated. I'm guessing many of us have forgotten the game is on so early. Looking forward to a Casey win and eventually finding out who has played well.

Game starts at 2 LDP, streaming live

http://www.foxsportspulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=1-118-0-0-0&sID=91640&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=34360731

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A three goal win to the accurate Scorpions secures their place in the top four.

2015 AFL Victoria Development League

Casey Scorpions 3.0.18 5.1.31 8.2.50 13.5.83

Sandringham 1.3.9 4.6.30 7.7.49 9.11.65

Goals

Casey Scorpions Lang 3 Fisscher Scott 2 Droessler Moncrieff O'Brien Paredes Stanlake Wyatt

Sandringham McTaggart Uthayakumar 2 Cameron Daidone Harris Jones Williams

Best

Casey Scorpions Scott McDonald Johnson Thwaites Hillard O'Brien

Sandringham Laumets Fisher Woodman Maitland Wallace Hooy

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