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Casey Scorpions Off Season News

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1 hour ago, ex52k2 said:

     Watched  both  the  development  and  senior  games  and  there  was  a  player  I  liked  for  Casey.  Can  anybody  tell  me  anything  about  no.  25  McInerney.  He  was  the  ruckman  in  the  dev.  game  and  played  well.  A  big  lump  of  a  bloke  who  didn't  mind  getting  down  when  the  ball  didn't  clear  the  centre  pack.

    His  ruckwork  was  good  and  he  hit  to  advantage  a lot. 

Comes from Montrose EDFL. Only young but goes alright. Not enough meat on his bones . Has a twin brother who is about half his height. 

 
23 hours ago, Redleg said:

Unless Hunt is injured, I think we will see him debut next week with Oliver. If he wasn't in calculations and is uninjured, he would have played today.

He certainly has the pace we need off half back and HL might not have done enough yet.

Redleg, just the normal sheep who haven't seen Hunt play an awful lot writing him off before he has fired a shot in anger, saw him play a couple of junior games and at Casey he has promise, has had a terrible run with injury  reckon Footy Dept gave him this year to see what is there when fit  if his best is not good enough we all know the end result

Thanks very much to all for the match reports.  Feel like I've just watched the game on fast forward without missing any good bits. 

 

I understand Hunt didn't play on the weekend, but surely it's got nothing to with the fact that the coaches have already locked him in for round 1 as some are suggesting?

I find that incredibly hard to believe. 

Unless the coaching group have a specific run-with/shut-down role they want him to play..

But he certainly didn't get enough ball during NAB to put his speed/run and carry on show.

Hunt did not play because he played the last three weeks. 

Just needed a week off like the other players. 

Nothing to read into it. 


50 minutes ago, Samael said:

Comes from Montrose EDFL. Only young but goes alright. Not enough meat on his bones . Has a twin brother who is about half his height. 

A bit like Arnie and Danny DeVito

7 hours ago, Satyriconhome said:

Redleg, just the normal sheep who haven't seen Hunt play an awful lot writing him off before he has fired a shot in anger, saw him play a couple of junior games and at Casey he has promise,  has had a terrible run with injury reckon Footy Dept gave him this year to see what is there when fit    if his best is not good enough we all know the end result

Who's writing him off? The "sheep" are just saying that it's highly improbable that he'll play round 1 based on his NAB Cup performance. And the "sheep" were factually refuting Redleg's claim that he must be a lock for round 1 because he didn't play for Casey yesterday.

1 hour ago, Wiseblood said:

If people are still spelling Trengove as 'Trengrove' around here, then the chances of his last name being spelled right on a consistent basis are slim to none.

& in the big picture its of little consequential to how he pe5rforms on gamedayz,  juzt as long as we understand watt some one is trying,,, to communicate.

 

butt if the responder is being angry & taking it out on de postor, then that is outa line.

 

now, goin' fishin'

2 hours ago, Cards13 said:

Red you can have all the pace in the world, you still need to get the pill and dispose of it properly. Not saying he is or isn't up for it as I have seen very little of him to this point, just the blank pace description doesn't determine it.

 

blease ?

Edited by dee-luded

 

If Oscar Mc Gets a game in front of Lynden Dunn then I'll turn to the dark Side ( Essendope) for some sanity!

18 hours ago, Wiseblood said:

 

It's interesting you say that WJ - in years gone by I would agree, yet if the club is a sniff of finals going in to the last few rounds then he might just have to wait until 2017 to get those couple of games.  It would be nice to see that happen for the first time in almost a decade.

I'm hoping we see him (Weideman) in the first half of this season, neither Dawes or Pedersen fill me with any confidence nor Frost as a forward for that matter.

The sooner Weideman gets the chance to step up and develop his craft at AFL level, having earned his place by the way, the better off we will be.

Edited by rjay


1 hour ago, mo64 said:

. And the "sheep" were factually refuting Redleg's claim that he must be a lock for round 1 because he didn't play for Casey yesterday.

"Unless Hunt is injured, I think we will see him debut next week with Oliver."

Don't see my statement as saying he was a " lock" for round 1. 

3 hours ago, mo64 said:

Who's writing him off? The "sheep" are just saying that it's highly improbable that he'll play round 1 based on his NAB Cup performance. And the "sheep" were factually refuting Redleg's claim that he must be a lock for round 1 because he didn't play for Casey yesterday.

Redleg didn't say he was a lock for Rd 1    factually   on Demonland  please   can I ask how many times you personally have seen Hunt play?  Have a look who liked yr post    maybe I need a good long hard look at myself   such fun on a Sunday

Edited by Satyriconhome

1 minute ago, KingDingAling said:

Regardless how impressive Hunt has previously looked in the VFL. He didn't look up to AFL standard. I would be surprised if he started for round 1.

So would I but then again we don't pick the team, although a few on here seem to think they do      re the AFL standard   type that into sesrch on here and take note of some who were previously said not to be    Nev Jetta springs to mind straightaway

3 hours ago, Miracle said:

Hunt did not play because he played the last three weeks. 

Just needed a week off like the other players. 

Nothing to read into it. 

I think Wagner took his place in the Saints match.

I can't see Hunt or Wagner playing, i would bring Lumumba in to play that role


3 hours ago, picket fence said:

If Oscar Mc Gets a game in front of Lynden Dunn then I'll turn to the dark Side ( Essendope) for some sanity!

I will lose my [censored] if Omac gets a game ahead of Dunn. He is the general of our backline where as Omac is turnover merchant with a skinny frame.

Edited by olisik

6 hours ago, Redleg said:

Didn't realize he was ineligible to play for Casey yesterday. Probably wrong then on my hunch.

Disagree with your last sentence.

We are slow off the half back line and he has pace. The only one I can think of with real pace other than him, in that area of the ground, is HL. I don't think Salem is overly quick and am not even sure he will stay on the half back line long term.

You are right but it seems Vince is going to be more involved off half-back and I just think going into round 1 he is an awful long way off playing and would be in the mid-30s on the list of players in line for a round 1 game.  Obviously that can change quickly and not writing him off as a footballer.  Just think the club will play a lot of players ahead of him in the short-term on the evidence of his two NAB games and that they didn't play him NAB3.

16 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

Easy on Redleg guys, he just had a hunch. But I believe as Roger said after playing 3 games he wasn't illegible (or needing) to play today. 

By the way, I don't think he's that far from the best 22 even if he didn't do a lot in the first 2 games. He's got a lot to learn but he's still a speedy half back which isn't a position there's a lot of competition for. I think Goodwin rates him and has a good relationship with him. Let's see how he goes in his next game (which is likely to be at Casey)

Don't think Redleg will be fazed by some discussion about his opinion - he's a Demonland warrior and comments were not in any way intended to be an attack in any case.

2 hours ago, Satyriconhome said:

Redleg didn't say he was a lock for Rd 1    factually   on Demonland  please   can I ask how many times you personally have seen Hunt play?  Have a look who liked yr post    maybe I need a good long hard look at myself   such fun on a Sunday

I have seen Hunt play and he hasn't has shown anything to suggest he will make it.

Don't take it personally, because he is not your son, brother, cousin etc.. Its my opinion of him as a footballer. Im sure he is a good kid.

1 hour ago, goodoil said:

You are right but it seems Vince is going to be more involved off half-back and I just think going into round 1 he is an awful long way off playing and would be in the mid-30s on the list of players in line for a round 1 game.  Obviously that can change quickly and not writing him off as a footballer.  Just think the club will play a lot of players ahead of him in the short-term on the evidence of his two NAB games and that they didn't play him NAB3.

Don't think Redleg will be fazed by some discussion about his opinion - he's a Demonland warrior and comments were not in any way intended to be an attack in any case.

I know its all fun and games but seriously I wonder whether some of the Demonland posters are on a parallel universe or are taking strong medication.

Hunt is a million miles from playing senior football he has not even played good consistent footy at Casey.  I've even seen people suggesting Oscar Mac & Hulett are champions where in fact they have yet to establish themselves in the Casey firsts. 


5 hours ago, dee-luded said:

& in the big picture its of little consequential to how he pe5rforms on gamedayz,  juzt as long as we understand watt some one is trying,,, to communicate.

 

butt if the responder is being angry & taking it out on de postor, then that is outa line.

 

now, goin' fishin'

 

blease ?

Yea good call, was think he Ess fella who then became an Ump. They raved about his pace, couldn't play the game. (Not suggesting Hunt is either of the 2).

2 hours ago, Cards13 said:

Yea good call, was think he Ess fella who then became an Ump. They raved about his pace, couldn't play the game. (Not suggesting Hunt is either of the 2).

I was wondering if Harmes was the player redders was thinking of ?

 

But as I haven't seen any of them play,  these younger kids,  I can't say much.   Only going on what I read atmo. 

I can't drive at the moment to get anywhere,  I've done a head gasket on the motor,  so housebound,  & getting frustrated.  I'll get to it this week,  maybe intime maybe for a Casey game?

 

 

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