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Changes v Gold Coast

P-man
in Melbourne Demons

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Just now, P-man said:

Fire away.

Bang, bang!

:roos:

Obviously a few were down today - Frost, after kicking a couple, was barely sighted.  Hunt was poor as well.  Do they make a statement and drop, say, Dean Kent?  Is Salem due for a run in the ressies?

Any of ANB, Trengove, Grimes and Oliver may get a look in next week.

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    Casey game pending, but geeze if there aren't spots up for grabs now...

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    2 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    Out: Frost, Bugg, Hunt, Dunn

    In: Oliver, ANB, Grimes, Brayshaw

    Won't drop Bugg or Dunn yet

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    Harmes had a stinker today as well. So many looked off the pace.

    out: Frost, Harmes, Bugg, Wagner

    in: Garland, Oliver, ANB, M. Jones 

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    Too many players have don't-turn-up games every so often. Kent being the main offender.

    Apart from him, Harmes, Hunt, Dunn would be feeling the heat. Wagner might be safe, but wouldn't want to play too many games like today - though half the team are in that boat.

    Frost stays until Dawes or Weidemann are ready.

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    If I were Paul Roos, I would be starting his presser today with a call to arms for all Casey players tomorrow. You have a blinder against Essendon, you'll be in the team next week. Have them thirsty for blood and ingrain the culture of pressuring the seniors to perform.

    Send a message to the marshmallows who didn't show up today at Etihad that you lose your place.

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    Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

    Fair call, Harmes should be out instead of him.

    Agree.  You were very harsh on Bugg mate, many worse than him.

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    Salem,  Hunt,  Harmes probably need a rest, maybe Kent too

    Out Salem, Hunt, Harmes, Kent 

    In Oliver, Brayshaw,  ANB,  Grimes 

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    Out: Harmes, Wagner, Hunt, Frost

    Salem may miss from concussion?

    On notice: Kent, McDonald, Lumumba

    In: ANB, Oliver, and anyone who plays well at Casey

     

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    Harmes has a corkie. Probably restricted his run today. Salem failed his concussion test.

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    Would not drop Hunt. Really like him. Wagner and Harmes.

    Out: Wagner, Harmes, Frost

    In: Oliver, ANB, Brayshaw

    Swap Dunn and Pederson. Dunn is less of a liability up forward.

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    Suggestion anyone to be promoted based on a VFL game that hasn't began is a bit weird,yet I do agree someone must pay the price. Remember we can't expect the Dees to win 3 in a row no matter how easy the draw is. Any expectation would be considered un demon like. We need another good round of draft picks at year's end probably expercienced players. 

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    Trenners and ANB have earned a spot,will,  be interesting to see how they go tomorrow

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    Out: Hunt and Harmes (cork)

    In: ANB and Oliver

    Possibly Trengove for Salem if he doesn't get up

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    11 minutes ago, Moneider96 said:

    After such a poor performance, I'm very confident about next week. Seriously. 

    Unfortunately, this seems to be the mantra during Roos' tenure. Though i wouldn't say i'm confident. The Saints exposed our lack of pace, what do you think GC will do?

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