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CASEY SCORPIONS v COLLINGWOOD VFL

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We are ten rounds into the VFL season and the Casey Scorpions are on top of the ladder with only one loss for the year.

Surprisingly, that's how long it's taken Channel 7 to recognise the Scorpions and televise one of their games but please forgive my cynicism because the game they've picked to show off the boys from Casey involves Collingwood which always rates well and gets more than its share of coverage - Channel 7: Saturday & Sunday coverage

CASEY SCORPIONS v COLLINGWOOD VFL
Saturday 11 June 2016
Casey Fields at 2.10pm

CASEY SCORPIONS

B: Grimes Pedersen Oliver
HB: White Hutchins Garland
C: Kent Viney Newton
HF: M Jones Keilty Garlett
F: Terlich T Smith Harmes
FOLL: Spencer Neal-Bullen Michie
I/C (from): Briggs D Collis Hulett Kennedy Max King Moncrieff Morris Muir Munro Pattison Patullo* Scott Wilson

COLLINGWOOD VFL

B: Golds Marsh R Pendlebury
HB: Toovey Brown Sinclair
C: Goodyear Wills Oxley
HF: Goldsack Cloke MacAffer
F: Borthwick Gault Ferguson
FOLL: Witts Greenwood Aish
I/C (from): Collopy Gray Hellier Hinkley Indovino* Hore L Howe Kelly Knight Moloney Rambaldi Smith Wallace

* 23rd player

The Development League team has a bye.

Meanwhile, 19 year old Tom Glen who participated as 23rd player in Casey's last two wins over Box Hill and Collingwood is set to line up with Frankston this week. Don't ask me how or why but apparently Tyler Roos did something similar last year.

 

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    35 minutes ago, KC from Casey said:

    We are ten rounds into the VFL season and the Casey Scorpions are on top of the ladder with only one loss for the year.

    Surprisingly, that's how long it's taken Channel 7 to recognise the Scorpions and televise one of their games but please forgive my cynicism because the game they've picked to show off the boys from Casey involves Collingwood which always rates well and gets more than its share of coverage - Channel 7: Saturday & Sunday coverage

    Teams for the senior Casey team will be posted at some stage tonight. 

    The Development League team has a bye.

    Meanwhile, 19 year old Tom Glen who participated as 23rd player in Casey's last two wins over Box Hill and Collingwood is set to line up with Frankston this week. Don't ask me how or why but apparently Tyler Roos did something similar last year.

    Thanks KC, I love your work and I'm very happy with this , I get to see Casey 3 weeks in a row now. This week Vs Woods on 7, live vs B'rat Nth next week and Vs Richmond on 7 the following week. Go Scorps

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    Viney in the guts, Oliver in the back pocket and Kennedy on the extended interchange. I think not!

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    1 hour ago, The team we love said:

    No Weid!?

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    Garlett in, I think the VFL Woods might get a bit of a touchup this week

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    1 hour ago, The team we love said:

    No Weid!?

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    Does anyone know why the forward half lines up differently to the backs on this footy infographic?

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    Weideman not playing v Collingwood!?

    Not mentioned in injury report - seems a strange game to "rest" him from.

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    3 hours ago, monoccular said:

    Weideman not playing v Collingwood!?

    Not mentioned in injury report - seems a strange game to "rest" him from.

    His output has dropped just slightly the last couple of weeks.

    Likely just decided to rest him based on that. No need to over work him now. He's got 25 senior games to get through next year! 

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    16 hours ago, SaberFang said:

    Jimmy Munro coming up on SEN.

    Did he say anything interesting?

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    9 hours ago, AngryAtCasey said:

    His output has dropped just slightly the last couple of weeks.

    Likely just decided to rest him based on that. No need to over work him now. He's got 25 senior games to get through next year! 

    He was rested only a few weeks ago and in between that, there was a bye. If he's being rested, it's a strange move indeed.

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    3 minutes ago, Chelly said:

    He was rested only a few weeks ago and in between that, there was a bye. If he's being rested, it's a strange move indeed.

    Is he possibly playing Monday??

    :roos:

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    It will be all done and dusted after training Saturday morning! Those that aren't there are playing for Casey that afternoon!

    30 minutes ago, Je Roos Salem said:

    It'll be a bit of a mystery who plays because we won't have to finalise our 22 for Monday until after I think

     

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    According to the Herald Sun Declan Keilty has been given the job of first minder on Travis Cloke. 

    Should be an interesting duel and could help the youngster to achieve his football dream.

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    On 09/06/2016 at 7:23 PM, The team we love said:

    JKH another mystery omission. 

    JKH tweeked the other hammy on Thursday poor bloke can't take a trick

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    Grimes & Michie playing, No Harmes, or Kennedy.

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