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Jay Kennedy Harris 12, James Munro 9, Mitch Gent 8 
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Liam Hulett 1, Jay Kennedy Harris 1

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    TRenners playing the half back role by the sounds of it. Sounds like he's the Lewis of Casey. 

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    Scott to Weid and he goals. 21-20

    Edited by Dee-licious

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    Half Time Casey Demons 5.8.38 Footscray VFL 4.3.27
     
    Goals Hulett Kennedy-Harris Morris Weideman White
     
    Disposals Kennedy-Harris 22 Maynard 18 Munro 17
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    Jay Kennedy Harris on fire this half, 22 Disposals, 4 Inside-50s, 6 Tackles and 1 Goal

    really be nice if he could play on the outside where we need him. 

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    Three great games in a row for JKH, recall to the AFL team is imminent

    Go Casey

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    Great to see JK backing it up. He hasn't performed this well at Casey before so there is hope for him yet

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    1 minute ago, buck_nekkid said:

    Who is the carry-over emergency for tomorrow?

    Ben Kennedy

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    1 minute ago, buck_nekkid said:

    Who is the carry-over emergency for tomorrow?

    Kennedy and he's not playing. Interesting all of the dogs emergencies are playing and are still on the field. 

    Tbey are 2 players down on the bench. 

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    1 hour ago, Dee-licious said:

    TRenners playing the half back role by the sounds of it. Sounds like he's the Lewis of Casey. 

    If Bernie's form doesn't pick up, wouldn't mind seeing Trenners getting a shot at playing that role in the ones.

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    Dogs now 3 down - all emergencies still playing. Could be interesting if they have a late out tomorrow

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    7 minutes ago, ChaserJ said:

    If Bernie's form doesn't pick up, wouldn't mind seeing Trenners getting a shot at playing that role in the ones.

    trengove is up against it to play afl again

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    JKH needs to do more than stand up in a tackle at VFL level and dish it off.

    Some run and carry with a goal or two is the answer

    Remember Jack T had some pretty good figures at this level and it didn't work for him.

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    goal to Zijai from the boundary

    Casey missing the big ones... 8:12 (60 points) to Dogs 53

    3/4 time

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    1 hour ago, Dee-licious said:

    TRenners playing the half back role by the sounds of it. Sounds like he's the Lewis of Casey. 

    Why are they making him play a role that we have a 4-time premiership player playing? I mean, it's almost like they don't WANT Trengove to play AFL any more.

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