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2 minutes ago, DavidNeitz9 said:

Is Weed playing drunkn ? Have not heard his name on the radio

No, I think he's sober. 

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    yeah Sammys playing but the Essendon defenders have really out a lot of work into, he has gotten a few touches though

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    Speaking of Weideman he just took an impressive mark going back with the flight and stabbed a fantastic pass to Pedo in the pocket, and against a swirling win pedo nails a low belter through the posts!!!

    Gus has been fantastic, a little fumbly which you can expect from being out of the game for so long but has been going in hard and has had a lot of disposals

    Casey just got another great team goal against the wind to be 7-7-49 to Essendon 5-8-38

     

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    Just now, Drunkn167 said:

     

    Gus has been fantastic, a little fumbly which you can expect from being out of the game for so long but has been going in hard and has had a lot of disposals

     

    Well this day just got a whole lot better.  Good stuff drunkn.

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    19 minutes ago, DemonLad5 said:

    How is Gus going?

    I've just started listening to the stream and just heard, "Brayshaw, having some sort of a game . . . "

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    6 minutes ago, Goodvibes said:

    I've just started listening to the stream and just heard, "Brayshaw, having some sort of a game . . . "

    As long as he gets through unscathed, but good to hear him already getting good touch. 

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    Yes Gus is wearing a helmet 

    against a very strong wind Casey are just 4 points down coming into the last quarter, which they will have the wind

    Casey 7-8-50 to Essendon 7-12-54

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    Bombers 4 points in front at 3/4 time.

    Essendon VFL 7.12.54 lead Casey Demons 7.8.50 

    Goals Pedersen 2 Ferreira Fritsch Gent Scott J Smith 

    Disposals Kennedy 24 Brayshaw Maynard 20 Wagner 19

    Gus Brayshaw picked up 11 touches for the quarter.

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    Casey should be able to capitalise with the wind this quarter and finish off very strongly 

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    Just now, Drunkn167 said:

    Casey should be able to capitalise with the wind this quarter and finish off very strongly 

    thanks

    may the winds be with you !!

    Go Dees

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    5 minutes ago, Drunkn167 said:

    Yes Gus is wearing a helmet 

    against a very strong wind Casey are just 4 points down coming into the last quarter, which they will have the wind

    Casey 7-8-50 to Essendon 7-12-54

    Flatulence?

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    First goal of the quarter to Casey from fritsch thanks to a line breaking run by Giobbi

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    Fritsch is a  gun, surely he will end up on an AFL list.

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    8 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

    Angus has 20 disposals at 3 quarter time. 

    Straight back in to the firsts.

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    Great news that Gus is having a ripper game! 

    Thanks for the updates guys!

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    3 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

    Fritsch is a  gun, surely he will end up on an AFL list.

    he will certainly be rookied (hopefully by us).

    He has a light frame (at present) but can find the ball and take a mark at VFL level

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    Just now, Diamond_Jim said:

    he will certainly be rookied (hopefully by us).

    He has a light frame (at present) but can find the ball and take a mark at VFL level

    He should fill out. His old man, was a big bar steward.

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    going by the radio feed, we now lead by 13 points at the 12 min mark

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    2 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    he will certainly be rookied (hopefully by us).

    He has a light frame (at present) but can find the ball and take a mark at VFL level

    I reckon he will go before then. Maybe 3rd round.

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