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Dee Zephyr
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They will turn up after the quarter time siren.

Drunkn167
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Dude this is a thread to talk about today's game, get this toxic rubbish out of here

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Sorry to steal your thunder @KC from Casey, but I thought I'd get the ball rolling. After a very strong second half to the season, whilst being unbeaten at home, Casey find themselves with a top

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Just like that - Williamstown in a canter by 45 points.

Casey Demons 2.2.14 4.3.27 10.6.66 11.7.73

Williamstown 3.1.19 10.3.63 10.7.67 18.10.118

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Casey Demons Fritsch 4 Scott 3 Bugg   Kennedy  Maynard Morris

Williamstown Siposs 5 Dunell 4 Meese Schultz 2  Bewley  Cavarra Cordy Marcon Masters 

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Casey Demons Fritsch Brayshaw Keilty Maynard Stretch Scott

Williamstown Siposs Schultz Meese Myers Dunell Currie

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7 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

Poor start in the first quarter. 

Mmmmmmm where have I heard that before. 

Fmd they better rectify this crap by next season in both sides. 

I overheard one of the coaches saying the boys were flat as a tack before the game for some reason, probably why they started so poorly

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3 minutes ago, Drunkn167 said:

I overheard one of the coaches saying the boys were flat as a tack before the game for some reason, probably why they started so poorly

That is exactly what Lewis said about last Saturday's pre game mood vs Pies!

Mood must be contagious!

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15 minutes ago, Drunkn167 said:

I overheard one of the coaches saying the boys were flat as a tack before the game for some reason, probably why they started so poorly

U would be think they wouldn't need much encouragement to get up it's a FINAL FOR FFS. 

Obviously the first quarter self motivation or lack of is hereditary. 

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9 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

It is the weight of expectation, both sides have difficulty handling it

All learning, lots of lessons

Experience of big occasions we lack

Crikey, Saty what can be done about it!

Critical if we are to go anywhere.

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57 minutes ago, Drunkn167 said:

I overheard one of the coaches saying the boys were flat as a tack before the game for some reason, probably why they started so poorly

Sounds like the ND line "the boys didn't come out to play"!!

Maybe MFC and Casey could share a psychologist.....the boys felt flat FCS is just no excuse, unless they actually had a flu epidemic. 

We hear that total BS too often at our club.

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6 hours ago, KC from Casey said:

This time last year, he was something of a surprise hero for the Scorpions when he emerged out of the Development League into the ruck where he had a good finals series with the Seniors before he was drafted as a rookie with Brisbane.

Now, congratulations go to Oscar McInerney on winning the Brisbane Lions Reserves B&F last night.

This is interesting KC and seeing that a player we'd developed in the 'twos' has gone to a club with their own priority selection zone, surely it begs the question, why can't other states have a priority to choose a player from their 'twos'? Obviously I'm asking from a Fritsch point of view, but I think it's a fair question.

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