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BOX HILL HAWKS v CASEY SCORPIONS

KC from Casey
in Melbourne Demons

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7 hours ago, Dee-licious said:

(b)          Subject to  Rule 20(c) below, a Player who has played in an AFL Home and Away Match after 1 July in the relevant season will be ineligible to play in VFL Senior Grade or Development League Finals Series Matches unless that Player has played in a combined total of at least six (6) Senior Grade or Development League Home and Away Matches in the same season.

(g)          Despite any other provision in Rule 20, where a Club does not field a Development League Team, an AFL listed Player must:

(i)           qualify under Regulation 20(b); and

(ii)          have played no more than 12 AFL Home and Away Matches,

 

So after reading this, we are fielding a D-League team therefore it doesnt matter if they've played more than 12 AFL matches? 

Salem has played 5 matches (nope); Oliver is about to play his 6th (13 AFL games); Kennedy 6 (15 AFL games). Hoping that we do get Kennedy and Oliver for the finals. What a midfield! 

That would be right so Kennedy is eligible and Oliver becomes eligible if he plays today. The question is whether all of those players will actually be available as some might need surgery or even to be rested in order to fulfill organised pre season training programmes for next year. Whichever way it pans out, I think we can expect Casey to field very strong teams and, for once (because it's never happened since the alignment began with Melbourne) they might even win a finals game.

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    9 hours ago, Dee-licious said:

    So after reading this, we are fielding a D-League team therefore it doesnt matter if they've played more than 12 AFL matches? 

    Salem has played 5 matches (nope); Oliver is about to play his 6th (13 AFL games); Kennedy 6 (15 AFL games). Hoping that we do get Kennedy and Oliver for the finals. What a midfield! 

    Salem is eligible as well, he played one game in the development league as well which counts for his six.  I count 19 AFL players that are eligible, it will be interesting to  see how many play though.  I suspect Oliver or Wiederman might be rested but we will wait and see. 

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    10 hours ago, Dee-licious said:

    (b)          Subject to  Rule 20(c) below, a Player who has played in an AFL Home and Away Match after 1 July in the relevant season will be ineligible to play in VFL Senior Grade or Development League Finals Series Matches unless that Player has played in a combined total of at least six (6) Senior Grade or Development League Home and Away Matches in the same season.

    (g)          Despite any other provision in Rule 20, where a Club does not field a Development League Team, an AFL listed Player must:

    (i)           qualify under Regulation 20(b); and

    (ii)          have played no more than 12 AFL Home and Away Matches,

     

    So after reading this, we are fielding a D-League team therefore it doesnt matter if they've played more than 12 AFL matches? 

    Salem has played 5 matches (nope); Oliver is about to play his 6th (13 AFL games); Kennedy 6 (15 AFL games). Hoping that we do get Kennedy and Oliver for the finals. What a midfield! 

     

    1 hour ago, Melon22 said:

    Salem is eligible as well, he played one game in the development league as well which counts for his six.  I count 19 AFL players that are eligible, it will be interesting to  see how many play though.  I suspect Oliver or Wiederman might be rested but we will wait and see. 

    Yep, according to inside football Salem made his 6th VFL game last week.

    http://www.aflplayerratings.com.au/Ratings/Player/117861/Christian-SALEM

    Rounds 9 & 18-22.

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    My understanding is that regardless of todays result Casey will finish top two as Williamstown has the bye.

    Pardon my ignorance but will there be a final for Casey next week and, if so, at North Port Oval?

    Also, with Travis Cloke getting a farewell game with the Pies this weekend I believe he is ineligible for VFL finals? Good news for us if correct!

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    2 hours ago, Melon22 said:

    Salem is eligible as well, he played one game in the development league as well which counts for his six.  I count 19 AFL players that are eligible, it will be interesting to  see how many play though.  I suspect Oliver or Wiederman might be rested but we will wait and see. 

    Looks like they wanted Oliver to get some VFL finals experience.

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    2 hours ago, AngryAtCasey said:

     

    Yep, according to inside football Salem made his 6th VFL game last week.

    http://www.aflplayerratings.com.au/Ratings/Player/117861/Christian-SALEM

    Rounds 9 & 18-22.

    Thanks Angry. Wonder if he will play VFL finals. He is not in need of surgery, so it will be about if he is going to be better for the run. 

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    Hawks lead by 7 points at the half time break.

    Casey Scorpions 5.2.32 to Box Hill Hawks 5.9.39.

    Max King has kicked one goal.Ben Newton has been in a bit of the play - this is obviously his warm up for the finals starting next week.

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    On 8/25/2016 at 9:22 PM, Whispering_Jack said:

    Has Chris Dawes played his last game for the club?

     

    On 8/25/2016 at 9:28 PM, chookrat said:

    Perhaps we are wrapping him in cotton wool before he goes to Richmond?

     

    On 8/26/2016 at 1:24 PM, AngryAtCasey said:

    Dawes has an issue with an achilles.  Tried to train yesterday and could barely run.

    Makes sense. Saw him trying to run early Tuesday morning and pulling up sore. Thought it might have been his knee

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    A goal late in the game gives Box Hill a 20 point win.

    Casey Scorpions 2.1.13 5.2.32 6.4.40 9.6.60

    Box Hill Hawks   4.5  5.9.39 9.13.67 11.14.80

    Goals

    Casey Scorpions Freeman Max King 2 Baker D Collis Fritsch Wilson Wyatt 

    Box Hill Hawks Lawlor 3 Firns Walker 2  Glass Lewis  Summers Traynor 

    Best 

    Casey Scorpions Jaffer-Williams Wilson D Collis Briggs Wyatt Beacom

    Box Hill Hawks Brolic Lawlor Walker Kidd Summers Fisher

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    Box Hill with the first two goals lead by 15 points.

    Casey lose Matt Jones who has joined the MFC team for today's game in Geelong and Jack Trengove (mystery injury of the week).

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    Casey trail by 13 points. The Scorps are struggling to kick goals at the minute having kicked just one in their last 3 quarters of footy.

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    Garlo just screamed at his mates in defence.... "f'ing useless"... got a dressing down from one of the more senior team mates in Clarry !:roos:

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    Michie goals just on the stroke of half time and Casey leads by 9 points.

    Casey Scorpions 0.4.4 4.7.31

    Box Hill Hawks 2.4.16 3.4.22

    Goals Pedersen 2 Michie Terlich

    Disposals Oliver 17  Kennedy-Harris  Scott 16

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    1 minute ago, KC from Casey said:

    Two quick goals to the Hawks and it's a 2 point game

    They are kicking with a 2 to 3 goal breeze i would think

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    3 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

    They are kicking with a 2 to 3 goal breeze i would think

    At least ...but the last was due to a bad turnover through JKH.

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