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Gee petracca is lippy. Extremely confident lad...pedo clunks a mark.."too strong boahh!!!!!" Exclaims petracca.

To weeds at the qtr time huddle "youve gotta f***in take that weeds" referring to his bullet kick earlier. 

Really like mitch whites game. Hes vocal, a good size with good footskills. Seems a leader. 

Garland on the other hand kicks it sideways when he gets it and said zero at the qtr time huddle. For a bloke in the leadership team in the seniors he just seems over it. Jaded almost. 

Trengove had his head over it and was knocked flat on his back. As soon as he was able to get up he did but fairly wonky. 

Poor mitch king was wailing on the field in quite a lot of pain. 

Anb amognst it but not notable, brayshaw aggressive as anything but i wish he would be a bit cleaner. Even running into an open goal he kicked a tumbler that was lucky to to through.

Weideman a target but fumbly. Hulett unsighted, terlich is terlich. 

Jayden hunt might have something.

 

 

 

 

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12 minutes ago, JTR said:

He just came back to the bench on crutches with knee on ice. Seemed to be putting some weight on it. ACL??

 

Anyone know? Is getting around on crutches iced up and putting some weight through the knee consistent with ACL?  

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2 minutes ago, Seraph said:

JKH is down after going for a one-hander, holding his right hammy. 

2 weeks ago we were cheering a win and being envious about how can we fit all these players into our side and being quite healthy.

Fast forward, embarrassing loss to Essendon, players dropped, multiple injures in one week.

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1 hour ago, bjDee said:

Lookout Picket!  Whitey has been in a couple of plays. Just marked a ball coming out of Frankys defence. Set shot.  40m. 50 degree angle. GOAL. 

WHITEY YER A STAR KID IN NEXT WEEK!!:P

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9 minutes ago, JTR said:

Anyone know? Is getting around on crutches iced up and putting some weight through the knee consistent with ACL?  

I walked off the ground after my second. Generally very painful at first, then nothing as a complete rupture includes ruptured nerves. The pain is usually from the dislocation that comes with it. Walking, even jogging after it means nothing. The structural test they do can confirm u have done it but can't confirm u haven't as the muscles spasm and lock everything in place. He would know, if he's done it before.

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HALF TIME

8.9.57 Casey

3.4.22 Franga

Casey kicked 5 goals to 2 in the 2nd qtr.  Entertaining first half. Worrying for Dees supporters with Mitch King - ACL, Jack Trengove - Concussion and JKH - Hamstring

 

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2 minutes ago, tappysquads said:

I walked off the ground after my second. Generally very painful at first, then nothing as a complete rupture includes ruptured nerves. The pain is usually from the dislocation that comes with it. Walking, even jogging after it means nothing. The structural test they do can confirm u have done it but can't confirm u haven't as the muscles spasm and lock everything in place. He would know, if he's done it before.

Ta TS although I hope you're wrong.

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8 minutes ago, KrazyJay said:

Papapadopopolopolous reported...

 

You left out an "o" or was it an "a"? maybe Both!!:huh:

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35 point lead at half time.

For me Oscar, Hunt & White have been our best controlling half back, although White has dropped a couple of marks.

Michie & Nibbler have been in everything in the middle and Pedersen has given a target.

Petracca done a few exciting things and getting busier the longer the game goes.

Costly night so far though, although Trenners might be good for next week.

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1 minute ago, AngryAtCasey said:

35 point lead at half time.

For me Oscar, Hunt & White have been our best controlling half back, although White has dropped a couple of marks.

Michie & Nibbler have been in everything in the middle and Pedersen has given a target.

Petracca done a few exciting things and getting busier the longer the game goes.

Costly night so far though, although Trenners might be good for next week.

How will Trengove be right when he won't play any more part in the game after failing a concussion test??

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