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The Scorpions can expect a much tougher assignment this week against the VFL Magpies at the Holden Centre in what is virtually a curtain raiser to the big game except it's not at the MCG.

Here's the team selection but with the Melbourne team yet to be finalised, I wouldn't worry too much about this line up. Ben Newton's back but he won't be playing in the ruck and Max King, who is also back, probably will. And watch out for indigenous speedster Yarran Jaffer-Williams if he gets a run.

PETER JACKSON VFL 2016
COLLINGWOOD VFL v CASEY SCORPIONS
Sunday 17 April
Holden Centre at 12.10pm
 
CASEY SCORPIONS

B: Pedersen Garland Stretch
HB: Max King Hutchins Petracca
C: Grimes O McDonald Michie
HF:  Trengove J Smith Neale-Bullen
F: K Wilson T Smith Terlich
FOLL: Newton White Munro
I/C (from): Ambler* Collis Hulett Jaffer-Williams Daniel Johnston Kielty Patterson Rutherford Scott Weideman
 
COLLINGWOOD
 
B: Phillips Frost Aish
HB: Marsh Wyatt Golds
C: Cocker Goodyear J Crisp
HF: Blair White Cox
F: Macaffer Wills J Smith
FOLL: Gault Greenwood Broomhead
I/C (from): Borthwick Close Collopy Ferguson Gray Hellier Kelly L Howe Hore * Moloney Sier M Smith Viola
 
* 23rd player
 
AFL DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE 2016
CASEY SCORPIONS v NORTHERN BLUES
Sunday 16 April
Casey Fields at 12noon
 
CASEY SCORPIONS
 
B: Morris Damien Johnston Hannon
HB: Pattison Rutherford F Anderson
C: Jaffer-Williams Batten Briggs  
HF: Cox Baker Muir
F: Gains Hillard D Collis
FOLL: McInerney J Smith Daniel Johnston  
I/C (from): Beacom W Collis Cotte Di Pasquale Gordon Jakwot Johnson Lovett Machaya Mason Vander Haar Welsh Wyatt
 
NORTHERN BLUES
 
B: McCabe Jordan S Russell
HB: Aujla Foster Declase
C:  Gowers Jones Roos
HF: Cyster Casley Totevski
F: F Russell Bolger Barrett
FOLL: Auricchio Ballard Brown
I/C (from): Carauana Corboy Droessler Hickey Kur Le Favi Malual O'Leary Stevens Thorpe Watson

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Just to get you even more excited for Petracca. I texted my mate who plays for the Collingwood VFL side and obviously played against him on the weekend, asking how is he to play against and this

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Great work by Melbourne to put up a video of all the Casey goals on the club website and to include the name and number of the player who kicks each goal.

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Newton scored a goal that I saw, so not sure if these stats have been lifted from official stats. And yes, he was on limited game time as was Max King, who was also playing his first competitive match

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outs... Stretch VDHberg and Vince

BRAYSHAW, PEDERSEN and HUNT ins.

Unavailable... Jkh (6 weeks) Dawes (1 week) Spencer (3 weeks) M.king (season)  VDH (1 week) Gartlett (1 week)  Vince (susp 1 week)

Casey likely...

Terlich  Hutchins*  O.Mcdonald

Grimes  Garland  M.White

Mitchie Trengove Stretch

Petracca Weideman Newton

K.Wilson* T.Smith* Hulett

Max King     ANB   Munro*

Keilty* J.Smith Scott* Rutherford*

 

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CASEY SCORPIONS

B: Pedersen Garland Stretch

HB: Max King Hutchins Petracca
C: Grimes O McDonald Michie
HF:  Trengove J Smith Neale-Bullen
F: K Wilson T Smith Terlich
FOLL: Newton White Munro
I/C (from): Ambler* Collis Hulett Jaffer-Williams Daniel Johnston Kielty Patterson Rutherford Scott Weideman 
 
 
Haha! That's a strange line up, second week in a row. I like the look of Newton in the ruck and OMac in the guts!
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16 hours ago, deanox said:

Is the Holden center the Lexus Centre?  

Any coast to get in for MFC members? 

Pretty much the same. No charge as for anyone as far as I know. 

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4 hours ago, DavidNeitz9 said:

Good to see Ed Morris return from injury

Super VFL player Ed Morris. Crucial to us this year given we've lost so many other experienced vfl players. 

No cost to get it as it's not a fenced ground!  Has some nice grassy hills to sit on last year's practice game there last year was great to watch from

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3 hours ago, Petraccattack said:

Shocked that Trenners is playing after that concussion

I am pretty confident that our medical team are not taking any risks. Trenners needs to get a few games under his belt so as he can join Vines, Ollie, Brayshaw and the Truck in our elite midfield.

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I am pretty confident that our medical team are not taking any risks. Trenners needs to get a few games under his belt so as he can join Vines, Ollie, Brayshaw and the Truck in our elite midfield.

If Trengove can somehow get back to that 2010-2011 then wowee...

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15 hours ago, AngryAtCasey said:

Keilty 194cm & 88kg

Wagner only rookie promoted so far

Misson says Trengove will play.

Anyone know how Lovett tracked in the D League last week?

That's Misson code that  means he's out for a couple at least...

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5 hours ago, Petraccattack said:

Shocked that Trenners is playing after that concussion

He walked around in a tracksuit on to the ground at quarter time, smiling and talking with people. Seemed perfectly fine and even if he had passed the concussion test they probably would have been taking a very conservative approach to him returning to the field given what is at stake here.

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Northern Blues used the wind to their advantage and eere all over the Scorpions recording a handy 35 point win.

Casey Scorpions 3.11.29 4.13.37 10.14.74 11.17.83

Northern Blues 1.1.7 7.7.49 11.7.73 18.10.118

Goals

Casey Scorpions Baker Vander Haar 3 Anderson Batten Di Pasquale Mason Wyatt

Northern Blues O'Leary Totevski 3 Roos Russell 2 Bolger Brown Casley Cripps Hickey Jones Le Favi Malual

Best

Casey Scorpions Vander Haar McInerney Hannon Briggs Machaya Gains

Northern Blues Totevski Declase Jordan Brown O'Leary Casley

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