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Earlier this season, the Casey Demons scored a shock win at home over the then ladder leaders Port Melbourne. Can they do it again at the home of the Burra on Saturday afternoon?
 
PETER JACKSON VFL 2017
PORT MELBOURNE v CASEY DEMONS
North Port Oval, Port Melbourne 
Saturday 1 July, 2017 at 2.00pm

PORT MELBOURNE 

B: 3. L. Tynan, 21. L. Cook, 16. D. Viojo-Rainbow
HB: 5. S. Lange, 23. H. Sandilands, 29. C. Cain
C: 30. B.  Murdoch, 10. T.  Pinwill, 27. D.  Mascitti
HF: 32. B. Pearson, 7. D. Conway, 35. E. Templeton
F: 14. I. Conway, 6. J. Lisle, 28. R. Nahas
FOLL:  2. K. Haretuku, 4. T. O’Sullivan, 20. S. Dwyer
I/C (from): 22. M. Arnot, 40. S. Clarke, 13. T. Gordon, 33. C. Kelso, 69. C. Searle*, 12. J. Tynan, 8. D. Van Unen, 36. L. Waddell, 18. M. Wooffindin

IN: S. Clarke, T. Gordon, C. Kelso, H. Sandilands, C. Searle, J. Tynan, L. Waddell, M. Wooffindin

OUT:  L. Cunningham,  M. Golby,  B. Mihocek, M. Wenn

CASEY DEMONS
 
B: 76. D. Kent, 1. J. Hutchins, 37. D. Johnstone
HB: 25. D. Gordon, 24. J. Moncrieff, 55. L. Hulett
C: 57. J.  Kennedy-Harris, 6. J.  Munro, 48. C.  Maynard
HF: 45. D. Keilty, 59. J. Spencer, 7. Y. Zijai
F: 69. B. Kennedy, 26. S. Weideman, 44. J. Smith
FOLL:  34. M. King, 54. J. Trengove, 2. B. Fritsch
I/C (from): 5. D. Collis,  23. M. Cox*, 35. A. Ferreira, 49. N. Foote, 9. M. Gent, 51. B. Giobbi, 33. C. Machaya, 17. E. Morris, 27. A. Scott

IN: A. Ferreira, N. Foote, B. Giobbi, C. Machaya, J. Smith

OUT: M. White

* 23rd player

AFL VIC DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE 2017         
PORT MELBOURNE v CASEY DEMONS
North Port Oval, Port Melbourne 
Saturday 1 July, 2017 at 11.00am

PORT MELBOURNE 

B: 43. A. Vella, 64. H. Johnson, 24. M. Hayes
HB: 13. T. Gordon, 40. S. Clarke, 41. R. Hogan
C: 12. J.  Tynan, 19. A.  Anastasio, 37. H.  Hooper
HF: 11. M. Golby, 61. S. De Soysa, 66. A. Krakauer
F: 53. J. Gleeson, 36. L. Waddell, 45. J. O’Brien
FOLL: 33. C. Kelso, 38. D. Iaccarino, 9. B. Hogan
I/C (from): 49. C. Carey, 74. L. Cunningham, 62. W. Goss, 58. J. Harrison, 70. D. Houghton, 44. Y. Jaffer-Williams, 63. S. Pickess, 67. K. Renooy, 46. M. Tang, 60. L. Treverton, 47. M. Wenn, 18. M. Wooffindin

IN: L. Cunningham,  M. Golby, J. Harrison, D. Houghton, K. Renooy,  M. Tang, L. Treverton, M. Wooffindin 

OUT: H. Sandilands

CASEY DEMONS

B: 49. N. Foote, 72. M. Lefau, 33. C. MacHaya
HB: 36. D. Johnston, 8. T. Vander Haar, 46. D. Johnston
C: 27. A.  Scott, 75. S.  Dwyer, 22. G.  Lok
HF: 12. J. Lovett, 31. T. Baker, 61. L. Hiscock
F: 35. A. Ferreira, 16. J. Gains, 18. B. Hillary
FOLL: 55. L. Hulett, 20. N. Gardiner, 3. C. Ambler
I/C (from) 80. D. Allsop, 70. T. Armour, 32. J. Briggs, 63. K. Byers, 62. L. Gill-Renouf, 51. B. Giobbi,  21. J. Kingi,  66. P. Lewis-Smith, 52. B. McGrath, 

IN: D. Allsop,L. Gill-Renouf,  L. Hulett, J.Kingi, A. Scott

OUT: A. Cotte

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Back onto the game itself. It was probably the most disappointing game for Casey all year, fumbling, a lack of intensity and totally out worked by Port Melbourne.   Casey were outnumbered in the

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2 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

With the AFL squad missing 10 players, Casey will be fielding lots of youngsters. A big upset if they can topple Port at Port.

At least, with the Seniors playing the night before, would presumably mean ALL the emergencies for the senior game will be able to have a run with Casey...!

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3 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

With the AFL squad missing 10 players, Casey will be fielding lots of youngsters. A big upset if they can topple Port at Port.

They got the top of the table Hawks last week and while Salem and Garlett are out of the seniors J.Smith is back and we'll also have the carry over player from last week, so essentially no loss of senior guys (in numbers). 

I've been really impressed with the way the guys who've been dropped down to Casey this year have performed when they've come back into the senior side. The term "shuffling the deck chairs" was used a lot on here in the past, but guys like ANB, Melksham, Harmes and OMac have gone back then performed well and come back better into the senior side. 

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Considering the injuries, Casey only lose White from last week (as Wagner went to Perth) and gain Smith which pretty much cancels it out. Still a strong looking VFL side I reckon. Really hope Weid, JKH, Kennedy and Kent can pick up where they left off and continue putting upward pressure on the seniors.

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2 hours ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Hoges for a half at Casey?

Won't happen but there is some sense in it

I agree, some game time in the VFL for Hogan would be good . His first and best year, came off him rag dolling defenders in the VFL. It might give him added confidence and get his 'eye in" for the game against Carlton next week. 

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Well ... it's a bit chilly but the sun is out.

Nice day to head to the Port Oval perhaps via the trendy South Melbourne market.

Never before have the Casey AFL players had more reason to play well and display their wares.

Places are going begging in the senior team for next week and if you play well against Carlton then you will get at least two to three more games.

I would not have thought it two or three weeks ago but with a good game the Weed is a chance for next week along with the usual suspects. Hell... even Trenners is in the mix

See you there guys and gals

PS I see that Maynard and J Smith are both rookies according to our list. Do we have enough long term injuries (horrible thing to say) to activate those two if they star?

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If the 3 not-so-special K's were left out last night for disciplinary reasons, they owe their teammates and supporters big time. 

One or all could have made a difference last night.  Being fresh they could have helped us stay in touch and added some spark and energy in the middle and up forward. 

Top game expected from all three today.  Don't want to see any of them getting undeserved senior games because we have no one else to choose from.

Kennedy, Kent and Kennedy-Harris - its time to stand up!

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2 hours ago, picket fence said:

BIG DAY FOR 

Kent, Ben Ken, Weeds, J Smith, Trengove, JKH, and Spencer!

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Agreed.  Spots up for grabs in the side for sure.  These boys should be very hungry - especially Kent, BenKen and JKH.  I think they owe the team more than the rest.

I'd add Maynard to the list too.

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Just now, SFebey said:

Kent named in the BP is telling, chase you bastard!

The only thing it "tells" is that the spots in the VFL sides are listed pretty much at random.  He won't play there.

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2 minutes ago, Nasher said:

The only thing it "tells" is that the spots in the VFL sides are listed pretty much at random.  He won't play there.

Yes and No, the thought must have entered someones mind. It is what it is and I have no issue with him playing there, would be good for him and his attitude.

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