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The only game in town this weekend as far as I'm concerned. You can head down to North Port Oval (or whatever they call it these days) or watch live on 7 or listen to 3SER Casey Radio.
 
PETER JACKSON VFL 2017 SEMI FINAL
CASEY DEMONS v RICHMOND VFL
North Port Oval, Port Melbourne 
Saturday 9 September, 2017 at 12.30pm

CASEY DEMONS 

B: 37. D. Johnstone, 25. D. Gordon, 64. A. Brayshaw
HB: 9. M. Gent, 83. T. Bugg, 6. J. Munro
C: 69. B.  Kennedy, 54. J.  Trengove, 59. J.  Spencer
HF: 45. D. Keilty, 1. J. Hutchins, 15. B. Stretch
F: 26. S. Weideman, 48. C. Maynard, 42. J. Wagner
FOLL: 34. M. King, 57. J. Kennedy-Harris, 2. B. Fritsch
I/C (from): 5. D. Collis, 23. M. Cox, 35. A. Ferreira, 51. B. Giobbi, 55. L. Hulett, 72. M. Lefau*, 17. E. Morris, 27. A. Scott, 7. Y. Zijai

IN: M. Cox, A. Ferreira, B. Giobbi, D. Gordon, M. Lefau

OUT: W. Collis 

RICHMOND 

B: 42. R. Garthwaite, 53. H. Beasley, 11. J. Batchelor
HB: 28. T. Hunt, 51. S. Darley, 15. J. Short
C: 31. O.  Markov, 29. S.  Bolton, 37. C.  Menadue
HF: 32. C. Ellis, 27. S. Lloyd, 38. S. Morris
F: 44. T. Stengle, 24. B. Griffiths, 36. C. Moore
FOLL: 16. S. Hampson, 7. B. Lennon, 26. A. Miles
I/C (from): 54. J. Ballard, 41. M. Chol, 78. D. Coffield, 30. R. Conca, 69. S. Mannagh*, 20. I. Maric, 64. T. Silvestro, 47. I. Soldo, 57. B. Wood

IN: D. Coffield, S. Mannagh, O. Markov, T. Silvestro, I. Soldo

OUT: M. O'Sullivan

* 23rd player

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14 minutes ago, binman said:

Thanks kc. Im close to being sufficiently over my funk to consider going to this match. At least the weeks break has some positive outcome for dees fans.

Good for you. I'm seeking positive outcomes; not seeing it yet Binman. I think it will be 7-8 months away tbh.

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9 hours ago, H_T said:

Good for you. I'm seeking positive outcomes; not seeing it yet Binman. I think it will be 7-8 months away tbh.

With the finals now here the funk has well and truly returned. Round 1 2018 seems a very long time away

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Here's the side:

B: 37. D. Johnstone, 25. D. Gordon, 64. A. Brayshaw

HB: 9. M. Gent, 83. T. Bugg, 6. J. Munro

C: 69. B. Kennedy, 54. J. Trengove, 59. J. Spencer

HF: 45. D. Keilty, 1. J. Hutchins, 15. B. Stretch

F: 26. S. Weideman, 48. C. Maynard, 42. J. Wagner

R: 34. M. King, 57. J. Kennedy-Harris, 2. B. Fritsch

Int: 23. M. Cox, 55. L. Hulett, 5. D. Collis, 35. A. Ferreira, 17. E. Morris, 51. B. Giobbi, 7. Y. Zijai, 27. A. Scott 23P: 72. M. Lefau

In: B. Giobbi, M. Lefau, M. Cox, A. Ferreira, D. Gordon Out: W. Collis

I think we were too top heavy last week, so would have Ferreira in for Hulett.

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 And Richmond's side:

B: 42. R. Garthwaite, 53. H. Beasley, 11. J. Batchelor

HB: 28. T. Hunt, 51. S. Darley, 15. J. Short

C: 31. O. Markov, 29. S. Bolton, 37. C. Menadue

HF: 32. C. Ellis, 27. S. Lloyd, 38. S. Morris

F: 44. T. Stengle, 24. B. Griffiths, 36. C. Moore

R: 16. S. Hampson, 7. B. Lennon, 26. A. Miles

Int: 20. I. Maric, 47. I. Soldo, 41. M. Chol, 64. T. Silvestro, 78. D. Coffield, 57. B. Wood, 54. J. Ballard, 30. R. Conca 23P: 69. S. Mannagh

Plenty of senior experience in this side, including 3 giant ruckmen in Hampson,  Maric and Soldo, as well as Chol at 198cm. King and Spencer will have their work cut out, as will the defence. Expect Kielty to go to the resting ruck, and the skipper to take Griffiths. 

Looking forward to seeing Lefau play again he was pretty good a few weeks ago as 23rd man. Also great to see Jimmy Munro recover to be available after last week's knock. 

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16 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Nice place to watch footy at. 

What is the admission price for Mfc members. 

If I recall the $5 deal only applies to the home and away games. 

Would be good to see a strong performance... Frankly any glimpse of good news would be welcome 

Last week was $15. No discount for members in finals so I'd imagine it'd be the same this week 

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Tomorrow scares me.

Richmond have a very strong team, and they will absolutely be feeding off the Tigers win tonight, especially since those boys will be fighting for a spot in an AFL prelim. 

Casey are gonna have to bring everything to win this game.

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21 minutes ago, Drunkn167 said:

Tomorrow scares me.

Richmond have a very strong team, and they will absolutely be feeding off the Tigers win tonight, especially since those boys will be fighting for a spot in an AFL prelim. 

Casey are gonna have to bring everything to win this game.

Drunkn should i go tommorow?

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B:  Munro  Hutchins  Gordon

HB: Trengove  Keilty   Wagner

C:  Stretch  Maynard    Bugg

HF: Gent  Weideman  JKH

F:  King    Fritsch    DJ

R: Spencer  Brayshaw  Kennedy

Int: 23. M. Cox, 55. L. Hulett, 5. D. Collis, 35. A. Ferreira, 17. E. Morris, 51. B. Giobbi, 7. Y. Zijai, 27. A. Scott 23P: 72. M. Lefau

Looks better in a team with some positions I can actually read. Should still be a strong Casey side if the rucks can break even and the midfield fires. 

But the backline will struggle with the Richmond forwards and the Casey forward line has been hit and miss for most of the year and lacks depth.

Given Casey haven't really looked like a serious contender this year and Richmond's AFL listed players have a heap to play for I'd imagine the Tigers will win pretty comfortably.

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3 hours ago, Drunkn167 said:

Tomorrow scares me.

Richmond have a very strong team, and they will absolutely be feeding off the Tigers win tonight, especially since those boys will be fighting for a spot in an AFL prelim. 

Casey are gonna have to bring everything to win this game.

Mate in such a short time you are a Legend of this site thank you for all your input this year

Win draw or lose go and [censored] it up against the wall with your brother but demand a Cabcharge home !  

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5 hours ago, binman said:

Drunkn should i go tommorow?

Well the game will be on TV, and given how the Tigers are travelling there might be a large amount of opposition supporters there.

But North Port Oval (or whatever it's called these days) is a fantastic ground to spectate so if the weather is alright, I'd definitely go down. 

Plus good chances you'll run into a few of the regular senior players and/or coaches who will be there.

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