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Kent just came off the ground looking like he had a sore right shoulder after a nice smother

 

hopefully just a stinger for Kent - that would be bad luck

Thanks guys keep up the posts

 
3 minutes ago, martin said:

Is Joel Smith eligible for next week?

if they upgrade him. they have a spare slot.

12 minutes ago, Unleash Hell said:

hopefully just a stinger for Kent - that would be bad luck

Thanks guys keep up the posts

Yeah he came back on with his elbow strapped, he looks good to go.


Just now, daisycutter said:

if they upgrade him. they have a spare slot.

Lumumba's ?

3 minutes ago, TRIGON said:

Lumumba's ?

I'm sure i read somewhere that we can't upgrade a rookie for Lum' because he's not injured or some stupid AFL decision.

 

Surprised if it doesn't happen for next week. Kicking at times a little errant but his marking,run and carry off halfback is what we need. In the best three ATM.


4 minutes ago, TRIGON said:

Lumumba's ?

i was thinking king lti

not sure if lumumba's spot counts. should do

plus i think there is a rule to allow an upgrade at season start but not sure if still applicable

1 minute ago, big_red_fire_engine said:

Thanks. Based on what you've seen who comes in next week? 

Ignoring any injury concerns, I'd have Tyson, Watts, Garlett, Kent, Pederson has been great, J Smith has had a lot of the ball and created a lot of run off half back, and Jetta.

Just now, bandicoot said:

Is there a gale blowing? 

Nope, it's dead still. Never seen Casey fields without wind before. The boys just seemed to not run as hard that quarter, I'd expect them to be getting a spray in the rooms.


1 minute ago, Drunkn167 said:

Ignoring any injury concerns, I'd have Tyson, Watts, Garlett, Kent, Pederson has been great, J Smith has had a lot of the ball and created a lot of run off half back, and Jetta.

Good problem to have with all these players to pick from, Thursday will be interesting 

1 minute ago, Drunkn167 said:

Ignoring any injury concerns, I'd have Tyson, Watts, Garlett, Kent, Pederson has been great, J Smith has had a lot of the ball and created a lot of run off half back, and Jetta.

Pretty much agree but I think Kent will wait a week. No to Jetta.Weideman,Spencer and Harmed out as a starting point.

12 minutes ago, Wunders said:

I'm sure i read somewhere that we can't upgrade a rookie for Lum' because he's not injured or some stupid AFL decision.

Thanks. What a bunch of billy bunts!

8 minutes ago, Drunkn167 said:

Ignoring any injury concerns, I'd have Tyson, Watts, Garlett, Kent, Pederson has been great, J Smith has had a lot of the ball and created a lot of run off half back, and Jetta.

How's Trengove tracking after reports of his early match good form?


31 minutes ago, martin said:

Isn't King on the LTI?

Yes, I believe he is.

So there's a spot available for an upgrade.

I could be wrong but I believe we can upgrade 3 rookies.

1. The AFL allow each team to upgrade a rookie at the start of the season. 2. We are allowed to upgrade a player for Heritier. 3. We can replace Mitch King who is on the LTI list.

Can anyone confirm?

Casey 12-5-77 to Port 10-3-63 3QT time, couple of late goals.

Trengrove has been doing alright, nothing outstanding but doing his job

 

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