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 Nine day break.  We are a better team and it will be disappointing if we do not smash them.

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    Danger game as Pies are in better form now. If we lose this one it will be a big let down and won't have many winnable games left.

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    Depends on who plays well tomorrow.  If Kennedy has a ripper then I see him as an automatic call up for Harmes.

    What about Grimes and Dunn?  Not necessarily offering anything different to the others.  If ANB has another big game does he also come back into the side, or have a few like Trengove gone past him now?

     

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    Ins: Lumumba, Kennedy, Pedersen, Viney (hoping for a quick recovery)

    Outs: Harmes, O.McDonald, Dawes, Gartlett

     

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    Wait to see who plays well at Casey.

    Outs. Harmes and o.mcd

    ins.Dunn for o.mcd (finally). 

    To replace Harmes, either of ANB, Grimes, Kennedy or Mitch White.

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    correction

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    2 minutes ago, Northern Summer said:

    Ins: Lumumba, Kennedy, Pedersen, Viney (hoping for a quick recovery)

    Outs: Harmes, O.McDonald, Dawes, Gartlett

     

    Lumumba and Viney are a long way off. Pedo has had pneumonia has been very unwell. 

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    8 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

    Lumumba and Viney are a long way off. Pedo has had pneumonia has been very unwell. 

    How, what happened to Lumumba?

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    21 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    I love Kent but he needs to come out.

    I'm surprised he's not copping more heat. He's a lazy, lazy footballer. You watch his game today and you'll note his lack of second efforts.

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    1 minute ago, Je Roos Salem said:

    How, what happened to Lumumba?

    Bad concussion. I heard repeating migranes. 

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    Just now, jumbo returns said:

    No change....unless Bernie cops a week?

    No chance of that.  He barely touched Smith and it was an open hand.  Complete joke of a report from a Hawthorn loving umpire.

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    Would have preferred Grimes to Harmes today. Same applies next time.

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    Just now, Ethan Tremblay said:

    I start a new job on QB, would it look bad if I took a sicky to watch the game? Kent out Kennedy in.

    nah ethan, you need to set expectations early. show them you can't be pushed around

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    Pederson for Dawes

    unless we are giving him a Send Off game against his old club gave us nothing today 

     

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    3 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

    nah ethan, you need to set expectations early. show them you can't be pushed around

    I'm taking the day off. 

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    27 minutes ago, jumbo returns said:

    No change....unless Bernie cops a week?

    No way he'll cop a week. Pannell is a [censored] penishead.

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    11 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

    No chance of that.  He barely touched Smith and it was an open hand.  Complete joke of a report from a Hawthorn loving umpire.

     

    3 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    No way he'll cop a week. Pannell is a [censored] penishead.

    This is Melbourne we're talking about....I wouldn't be surprised if he gets life.

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    What happen to Lumumba……. will go the way o the dodo bird !!!!  Woods are playing better don't expect us to win.

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    Depends a lot on Casey, but I'd drop Harmes for Kennedy, I'd personally drop OMac but it's not going to happen, and I'd look at resting one of Hunt or Wagner and giving a game to the best performer out of ANB, Grimes and Michie.

    Harmes is the only stand-out to be dropped, IMO. Kent was better and I don't think we'll drop two half forwards in the same week, at least he improved on last week.

    I'm not sold on the argument that Dawes is any better than Pedersen was, and Pedersen is a better second ruck than Watts (who is not a long term second ruck option). But I'd give Dawes another game or two first.

    13 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

    No chance of that.  He barely touched Smith and it was an open hand.  Complete joke of a report from a Hawthorn loving umpire.

    He put his elbow into Mitchell's head right before that though so he could still find himself suspended.

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    51 minutes ago, Northern Summer said:

    Ins: ..., Viney (hoping for a quick recovery)

     

    Get Viney on Crossy's magic bone broth!

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    13 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    No way he'll cop a week. Pannell is a [censored] penishead.

    Isn't he the maggot who favoured Bulldogs 17:1 frees? 

    AFL please look into his betting accounts.

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    2 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

    Isn't he the maggot who favoured Bulldogs 17:1 frees? 

    AFL please look into his betting accounts.

    Sure is. 

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