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12 mins - 3rd term

Port  - 12.5:77
Demons - 2.5:17

Goals
Port - Conway 4, Nahas 2, Arnot 1, Searle 1, Sandilands 1, Cain 1, Pearson 1, Pinwill 1
Demons - Giobbi 1, Kent 1

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    12 mins - 3rd term

    Port  - 13.5:83
    Demons - 2.5:17

    Goals
    Port - Conway 4, Nahas 3, Arnot 1, Searle 1, Sandilands 1, Cain 1, Pearson 1, Pinwill 1
    Demons - Giobbi 1, Kent 1

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      On 01/07/2017 at 05:57, Elegt said:

    What happens when you can't field a team of 22 in the afl side?

    Talent search, like our AFLW team!

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    24 mins - 3rd term

    Port  - 13.5:83
    Demons - 3.6:24

    Goals
    Port - Conway 4, Nahas 3, Arnot 1, Searle 1, Sandilands 1, Cain 1, Pearson 1, Pinwill 1
    Demons - Giobbi 1, Kent 1, Fritsch 1

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    30 mins - 3rd term

    Port  - 14.5:89
    Demons - 3.7:25

    Goals
    Port - Conway 4, Nahas 3, Arnot 1, Searle 1, Sandilands 1, Cain 1, Pearson 1, Pinwill 1, Lisle 1
    Demons - Giobbi 1, Kent 1, Fritsch 1

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    Port  - 14.5:89
    Demons - 4.7:31

    Goals
    Port - Conway 4, Nahas 3, Arnot 1, Searle 1, Sandilands 1, Cain 1, Pearson 1, Pinwill 1, Lisle 1
    Demons - Giobbi 1, Kent 1, Fritsch 1, JKH 1

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    A lot of AFL listers are being shown up here.

    3QT: Port Melbourne 14.5.89 to Casey Demons 4.7.31

    If you're looking for players to represent Melbourne next week then think K.

    Kennedy, Kennedy-Harris, Kent or perhaps Korey Maynard ?

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    11 mins - 4th Quarter

    Port  - 15.7:97
    Demons - 4.9:33

    Goals
    Port - Conway 4, Nahas 3, Cain 2, Arnot 1, Searle 1, Sandilands 1, Pearson 1, Pinwill 1, Lisle 1
    Demons - Giobbi 1, Kent 1, Fritsch 1, JKH 1

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      On 01/07/2017 at 06:12, Elegt said:

    Our depth is crap

    Angus Brayshaw Concussion Indefinite
    Lochie Filipovic Hip 4 weeks
    Colin Garland* Knee Season
    Jeff Garlett Hamstring 1 week
    Jesse Hogan Testicular cancer Test
    Nathan Jones Quad 4-5 weeks
    Pat McKenna Hamstring 4-5 weeks
    Christian Salem  Hamstring 3-4 weeks
    Joel Smith Shoulder Available
    Tim Smith Navicular bone Season
    Aaron vandenBerg* Heel Season
    Jack Viney  Shoulder  Available 
    Jack Watts Hamstring 1 week

    13 players are out... what do you expect? 

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      On 01/07/2017 at 06:12, Elegt said:

    Our depth is crap

    what do we have? 13-15 injured? someone pointed out before this weekend we had more injuries than GWS. Add bugg (sus), viney and Tyson to that.. i think we have good depth, but too many injuries.

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    Nothing on the scoreboard but the first 10 minutes have been better.

    Great tackle by jkh won a shot on goal.

    Burra supporters are really into it

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      On 01/07/2017 at 06:29, spirit of norm smith said:

    You cannot see anyone coming in this week. Very poor and our depth is shallow.

    As others have pointed out... rubbish. 11 out injured plus adding Viney, Knuckles Bugg and maybe Tyson means we are just spread thin. 

    Its disappointing the Ks haven't stepped up but it is what it is.

    Blues are really taking it to Crows, Blues top line in ballers are real quality and we are in for a tough assignment. 

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