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CASEY SCORPIONS v FOOTSCRAY BULLDOGS - VFL FINALS WEEK 1


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We will play the the Williamstown and (Port Melbourne v Sandy). Sandy are the only one with an affiliation with an AFL club. 
Michie kicks another goal. 20.8.128 v 8.9.57

Collingwood playing the winner of Footscray v (Geelong/Dons)

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The siren sounds and it's a big 70-point victory to the Scorpions who finally make it to a preliminary final in partnership with the Demons after 11 consecutive finals defeats.

Peter Jackson VFL 2016 First Elimination Final

Casey Scorpions 2.3.15 7.6.48 12.6.78 20.8.128

Footscray Bulldogs 3.0.18 6.4.40 7.6.48 8.10.58

Goals 

Casey Scorpions  Scott 4 Weideman 3 Grimes Hulett Neal-Bullen Terlich 2 M Jones McInerney Michie Oliver White

Footscray Bulldogs Hamilton 3 Adcock Greenwood Hannan Jamieson Webb

Best

Casey Scorpions Grimes White Neal-Bullen Scott Weideman Michie

Footscray Bulldogs Hamilton Smith Russell Barry Jamieson Honeychurch

Disposals M Jones 33 Michie 32 Neal-Bullen 31 Oliver Grimes 26 Dunn Terlich 24

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Grimes is virtually assured to be delisted but has again starred for Casey.  

He played 2 games in the AFL where he was BOG in Darwin and then was a sacrificial lamb in the next as the Saints smashed us.

Another ex skipper crucified. He will be in Tigers colours in 17.

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Just now, spirit of norm smith said:

Grimes is virtually assured to be delisted but has again starred for Casey.  

He played 2 games in the AFL where he was BOG in Darwin and then was a sacrificial lamb in the next as the Saints smashed us.

Another ex skipper crucified. He will be in Tigers colours in 17.

Can we please not use the word delisted. We wont delist him. While he might leave us as a free agent, we wont delist him. I'm sorry I know I'm being pedantic, but there is a difference between delisting Terlich and delisting Grimes. 

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8 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Thanks to all for the updates. Want Salem in for the preliminary final.  Hopefully Casey builds in finals pressure and gives the young blokes a taste of what winning finals is like.

Sounds like Oliver BOG again. He should be #3 in rising star behind Mills and Parish.

Daniel, Weitering, Fantasia and Petracca would all be ahead of Oliver in the RS. Could be a few others.

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Complements to the commentators on Casey radio.  Was very impressed they knew all the player names of both teams.  Called the game without the histrionics of most AFL commentators.  Also enjoyed their friendly banter about Terlich.

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2 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Grimes is virtually assured to be delisted but has again starred for Casey.  

He played 2 games in the AFL where he was BOG in Darwin and then was a sacrificial lamb in the next as the Saints smashed us.

Another ex skipper crucified. He will be in Tigers colours in 17.

Spot on. Was played in a forward pocket in that Saints game too. Far from done at AFL level.

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2 minutes ago, Dee-licious said:

Can we please not use the word delisted. We wont delist him. While he might leave us as a free agent, we wont delist him. I'm sorry I know I'm being pedantic, but there is a difference between delisting Terlich and delisting Grimes. 

It amounts to the same thing. We're giving him the arse.

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3 minutes ago, P-man said:

Daniel, Weitering, Fantasia and Petracca would all be ahead of Oliver in the RS. Could be a few others.

... and Clarrie will end up a better player than every single one of them.

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3 minutes ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

Complements to the commentators on Casey radio.  Was very impressed they knew all the player names of both teams.  Called the game without the histrionics of most AFL commentators.  Also enjoyed their friendly banter about Terlich.

They seemed to be taking the [censored] out of Terlich for the most part.

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FT Stats Disposals - M. Jones 33 (7 for the quarter), Michie 32 (8), Neal-Bullen 31 (6), Oliver 26 (4), Grimes 26 (at least 10), Dunn 24 (7), Terlich 24 (7)

Stats Goals - Scott 4, Weideman 3, Terlich 2, Grimes 2, Hulett 2, Neal-Bullen 2, Jones, Michie, Oliver, White, McInerney.

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8 minutes ago, martin said:

Did Trengove play?

Yes.  Had a negligible impact.  Was getting a lot of work done to his right arm at the last change and then had it heavily taped up, not sure if it was hampering him or he just had an off day, i suspect the latter. 

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Best for mine today was Matt Jones. Not only did he have the most touches be would've had the most metres gained out there his run and carry, and the uncanny knack of him and Viv seemingly always finding each other with their kicks. Another great game from the lesser Jones (also good to see Nathan and all the other boys here today).

Second best Lynden Dunn, marshals the defence with authority, wasn't beaten all day in the 1 on 1s, his field kicking was superb, constantly hitting long targets with bullet passes. 

In defence he was ably supported by the skipper who was great, Mitch White whose ability to read the ball in the air and spoil or intercept was a highlight, and Jimmy Munro who had a cracker of a game. 

Michie was great especially early, Nibbler after a quietish first quarter really worked his was into it with his work rate and also took a couple of great marks. 

Olivers hands in traffic are unbelievable, he just find time and space in close to give to others in a better position to clear the stoppage.  He was fantastic and also appeared hellbent on squaring up with whoever it was that left him on his haunches earlier in the quarter when the last quarter scuffle broke out. 

Angus Scott had a day out with 4, he's kicked quite a few goals this year now, and 23rd player Ferreira also showed some neat tricks when he swings onto that left foot.

Spence was quiet and well beaten by Minson but McInerney provided him a decent chopout.

Terlich was very busy, but quite often makes basic skills execution look quick extremely difficult.  If he hadve kicked straighter it would've been a great day for him.  He may get a week for the late hit he needlessly put on his opponent in the 3rd, he got reported for it. 

Grimes was pretty industrious on his wing made some great takles and the last term goal a good reward for his day

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1 hour ago, Bigred said:

Thanks for the updates everyone

Not taken for granted,  and very much appreciated 

Copy that Big Red- thanks KC and all posters- go Scorps !!!

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