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NORTH BALLARAT v CASEY SCORPIONS

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10 minutes ago, Wells 11 said:

how is he looking?

Not great, but he can't help having a face like that  :)

Gamewise it sounds like he's getting into it a bit. 

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    1 hour ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Will be delisted at years end. Done nothing this year.

    Disagree. 

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    20 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Hulett has just kicked his 2nd goal.

    Developing well is Liam.

    This kid is a real smokie. Taylor may be laughing in a couple of years. 

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    5 hours ago, KC from Casey said:

    I won't be able to make it to Ballarat today.

     If there are any Demon fans living out that way who are going, your input would be appreciated. 

    I will try to relay scores as I get them. Hopefully, the Casey Twitter people will be on the job to provide regular updates.

     

    I live here and couldn't make it today, sorry!

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    Newton just kicked another. 

    Garland seems to be having a pretty solid game too. I'm seeing his name mentioned quite a lot on the feed.  He's setting up a lot of attacks. 

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    On 17/06/2016 at 11:34 AM, SPC said:

    A question for the guys who watch have seen the reserves; Max King- Is he a chance to make it? or is he just filling a spot on the list till the end of the year?

     

    1 hour ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Will be delisted at years end. Done nothing this year.

     

    7 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    Disagree. 

    It's a conundrum.  If he comes good he'll be a handy weapon given his disposal.  However he remains a stick figure after two and a half years on the list.  Is he the classic slow-developing ruck, or is he another Cale Morton?  I guess we'll find out either at the end of this year or in a few years time. 

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    Spencer goals and it's a 65 point slaughter at half time.

    Casey Scorpions 11.12.78 to North Ballarat 2.1.13

    Goals Hulett 3 Harmes 2 Brayshaw Garlett King Newton Scott Spencer

    Disposals - M. Jones 18, Garland Harmes 15 Brayshaw 13 Grimes Neal-Bullen 12 Hulett Spencer 11

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    5 minutes ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

     

     

    It's a conundrum.  If he comes good he'll be a handy weapon given his disposal.  However he remains a stick figure after two and a half years on the list.  Is he the classic slow-developing ruck, or is he another Cale Morton?  I guess we'll find out either at the end of this year or in a few years time. 

    Spoke to him earlier this year and he is now 202cms and he said one of his main targets is to put muscle on over the next couple of years.

    These blokes who can ruck and play forward and kick goals don't grow on trees. He will be given time. We gave plenty who will go before him. 

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    1 minute ago, Redleg said:

    Spoke to him earlier this year and he is now 202cms and he said one of his main targets is to put muscle on over the next couple of years.

    These blokes who can ruck and play forward and kick goals don't grow on trees. He will be given time. We gave plenty who will go before him. 

    That approach didnt work with Gawn so why repeat the same mistake......oh wait...

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    Good to see Brayshaw with 13 disposals and 1 goal.

    Hulett with 11 disposals and 3 goals is impressive.

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    Just now, samcantstandya said:

    Does anyone know if Grimes is on the team?

    According to the stats above has 12 disposals to half time

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    Hulett - Melbourne v Fremantle July 7th - play him

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    Hope they give Garlett a run on the ball. He needs some touches to find form and confidence 

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    Anyone know which emergencies traveled to Sydney? 

     

    Also,  fantastic from the scorps today.  Great response after last week. 

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