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Just now, KC from Casey said:

He's been a good servant of the club but, despite the three goals, he's by no means the best and probably won't get picked against the Gold Coast.

C'mon KC, the bemoaning of the selection errors on Demonland, he must be an outside chance!

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    I wouldnt like to be a key forward developing at Casey. Almost impossible to judge the high wind. 

    Loving Kieltys (no idea how to spell it) game he has been great! 

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    1 minute ago, Wells 11 said:

    Im joining this thread late...but is weid playing?

     

    Turn on Chanell 7 and have a look.

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    1 minute ago, Wells 11 said:

    Im joining this thread late...but is weid playing?

     

    Yes but its nearly impossible for a key forward in the windy conditions 

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    Just now, KC from Casey said:

    Yes

    Thanks. I get its windy but how is he moving / playing? Not sure I can bear to watch dawes too much longer as our second tall. 

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    1 minute ago, Wells 11 said:

    Thanks. I get its windy but how is he moving / playing? Not sure I can bear to watch dawes too much longer as our second tall. 

    Despite the fact that he got two more goals than Hogan and Watts (combined) yesterday!

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    5 minutes ago, Wells 11 said:

    Im joining this thread late...but is weid playing?

     

    Took a nice mark earlier but missed the shot. Not great conditions for a key forward.

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    2 minutes ago, Wells 11 said:

    Thanks. I get its windy but how is he moving / playing? Not sure I can bear to watch dawes too much longer as our second tall. 

    He's been moving well but his chances in front of goal have largely been limited.

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    46 minutes ago, Akum said:

    Just saw Michie's & BenKen's careers evaporate within 5 minutes of each other.

     

    Haven't been watching til now - how so?

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    2 minutes ago, Wells 11 said:

    Thanks. I get its windy but how is he moving / playing? Not sure I can bear to watch dawes too much longer as our second tall. 

    Seems very light amd gets out bodied easily and has been today by Tom Lee.  I think he has been a bit fumbly as well.

    Id have Hullet above him at the moment but Pedo above them both still 

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    Just now, Mach5 said:

     

    Haven't been watching til now - how so?

    Don't worry 'Mach', was a bit of a mix up in windy conditions...hardly career ending but you know how some like to exaggerate.

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    Terls again!  Get around the great man! 

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    1 hour ago, M_9 said:

    Do we know what Spencil's injury is?

    I think he jarred his knee in a contest in the first Q, didn't look like he twisted it but landed a bit awkwardly (so could have even been an ankle). He jogged from the ground with a bit of a limp so hopefully not too bad.

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    Angus Scott seems to go alright. Not sure we need him at the dees, but he could scrape onto an AFL list.

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    Siren sounds and the Scorpions win and boost their percentage - they've doubled the Zebras' score.

    Casey Scorpions 3.4.22 6.9. 45 7.13.55 12.20.92

    Sandringham 4.1.25 4.2.26 7.4.46 7.4.46

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Terlich 4  Hulett Scott 2 Grimes Michie Newton  T Smith 

    Sandringham Shenton 2 Cook Delaney Lee O'Kearney Templeton  

    Best

    Casey Scorpions Michie Kennedy Bugg Garland Grimes Terlich

    Sandringham Simpkin Lee Shenton Answerth Saunders O'Kearney

    Disposals Kennedy 34 Michie 33 Grimes 31 Oliver Trengove 28 Bugg 27 Garland Newton 25 Scott 24

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