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The word from out at Casey is that recently retired MFC 141 gamer Colin Garland who will have coaching roles with the club’s AFLW and VFLW teams in 2018 could also turn out during the season with the Casey Demons. Delisted rookie Mitch White is also said to be a likely recruit.

With the axing of the Development League, the Casey Demons’ VFL list will be reduced significantly.

One player off to the Frankston Dolphins for their return season to the VFL is Jake Lovett.

 
On 11/12/2017 at 4:54 PM, KC from Casey said:

The word from out at Casey is that recently retired MFC 141 gamer Colin Garland who will have coaching roles with the club’s AFLW and VFLW teams in 2018 could also turn out during the season with the Casey Demons. Delisted rookie Mitch White is also said to be a likely recruit.

With the axing of the Development League, the Casey Demons’ VFL list will be reduced significantly.

One player off to the Frankston Dolphins for their return season to the VFL is Jake Lovett.

Colin Garland is what footy ought a be about.

Have we had any better a clubman, then Garlo?

Takes the train to the footy.

just a great fella I reckon.  A real community spirited person imo.

 

 
On 11/12/2017 at 4:24 PM, KC from Casey said:

The word from out at Casey is that recently retired MFC 141 gamer Colin Garland who will have coaching roles with the club’s AFLW and VFLW teams in 2018 could also turn out during the season with the Casey Demons. Delisted rookie Mitch White is also said to be a likely recruit.

With the axing of the Development League, the Casey Demons’ VFL list will be reduced significantly.

One player off to the Frankston Dolphins for their return season to the VFL is Jake Lovett.

What are the circulating words about Jake Lovett? What is he like as a developing footballer and does he bear any similarity with his father? If he has one ounce of his father's talent, he may well be a great talent for us down the track.

26 minutes ago, Deemania since 56 said:

What are the circulating words about Jake Lovett? What is he like as a developing footballer and does he bear any similarity with his father? If he has one ounce of his father's talent, he may well be a great talent for us down the track.

He's a one paced, nuggetty onballer. Hasn't shown enough at Development level to suggest he'll be a good VFL player, lit alone an AFL one. 


51 minutes ago, Tough Kent said:

He's a one paced, nuggetty onballer. Hasn't shown enough at Development level to suggest he'll be a good VFL player, lit alone an AFL one. 

Thanks for this advice. Maybe it is too early to extract expectations from one so young. His father was a little slow at times but read the play and his roles extraordinarily well.

News to date

Jade Rawlings - new coach 

Tom Couch - player and assistant coach 

Mitch Gent - signed up for another year

Some of the development team (2017 premiers) are trialling at Frankston including Jake Lovett. 

Casey confident that 7-8 of key development list will stay at Casey and push for the senior team (Collis, Hillard, Cox, Allsopp, Lefau, Vanderhaar, Gordon)

 

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I had read in a local Peninsula newspaper that Lefau had signed to paly with Crib Point next year, but I hope I am wrong.  He looked extremely promising in the games I saw him play.

 
17 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Casey confident that 7-8 of key development list will stay at Casey and push for the senior team (Collis, Hillard, Cox, Allsopp, Lefau, Vanderhaar, Gordon)

I would love to know how van der Haar is progressing...his old man was sharp! Wasn't too bad as a mobile utility, either,

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Paul Amy reporting that Noble Park fullback Ryan Morrison is training with the Casey Demons after two outstanding years in Eastern ranks.


On 15/11/2017 at 1:23 PM, spirit of norm smith said:

News to date

Jade Rawlings - new coach 

Tom Couch - player and assistant coach 

Mitch Gent - signed up for another year

Some of the development team (2017 premiers) are trialling at Frankston including Jake Lovett. 

Casey confident that 7-8 of key development list will stay at Casey and push for the senior team (Collis, Hillard, Cox, Allsopp, Lefau, Vanderhaar, Gordon)

 

Collis and Lefau are gone.  Club also wanted Hulett to sign on but he has gone to local footy.

After the draft, 3 TAC players who missed out and may not get a rookie chance

Tom Murphy - Stingrays

Reece Piper - Stingrays

Aiden Quigley - Power

I’d invite down to Casey for a tryout and consider the MFC Casey pipeline. 

On 26/11/2017 at 3:45 PM, spirit of norm smith said:

After the draft, 3 TAC players who missed out and may not get a rookie chance

Tom Murphy - Stingrays

Reece Piper - Stingrays

Aiden Quigley - Power

I’d invite down to Casey for a tryout and consider the MFC Casey pipeline. 

Thomas Murphy off to Kangas. Quigley is still the young man that Casey needs to get onboard 

So without a development league where do the fellas on our list who aren't up to scratch to play seniors at Casey play?

On 11/24/2017 at 6:40 PM, spirit of norm smith said:

Collis and Lefau are gone.  Club also wanted Hulett to sign on but he has gone to local footy.

Which Collis ?


1 hour ago, Redbeard said:

So without a development league where do the fellas on our list who aren't up to scratch to play seniors at Casey play?

They play with a local club until they get the call up. Likely train twice a week at Casey. It’s a tough call for the fringe like Mitch Cox and Jordan Moncrieff. Some will just stay in local footy or tryout at Frankston 

5 hours ago, Redbeard said:

So without a development league where do the fellas on our list who aren't up to scratch to play seniors at Casey play?

No where pretty much 

Hulett was dropped for the Semi-Final v Richmond this year therefore he didn't play  for anyone that week

But Id think unless you are really screwing up they'd force you to play VFL seniors even if you aren't up to scratch 

So D167 does that mean if all 44 of our list are fit and sober than 22 play for the Dees and 22 for Casey and all the Casey boys have to bugger off... they can come and share a cheroot with me at Byron...

11 minutes ago, grey wolf said:

So D167 does that mean if all 44 of our list are fit and sober than 22 play for the Dees and 22 for Casey and all the Casey boys have to bugger off... they can come and share a cheroot with me at Byron...

Pretty much yeah

To be on a VFL list you have to nominate a local club so they'd go play for them that week/have the week off


It's going to be interesting if we don't have many injuries - particularly to talls.

Let's say Gawn, Hogan, TMac, Lever, OMac and Frost (I don't have him in my best 22 but many do) are playing at MFC

It's going to be interesting to fit Pedersen, Weideman, Petty, King, T.Smith, Keilty and Filipovic along with Hutchins in the Casey team.

I guess a couple of injuries are likely ...

Certainties in life - death, taxes and footy injuries.  Unless it’s the Richmond footy club in 2017 when only one player, Nathan Drummond, was injured for more than 2 weeks!

On 14/11/2017 at 10:11 AM, DV8 said:

Colin Garland is what footy ought a be about.

Have we had any better a clubman, then Garlo?

Takes the train to the footy.

just a great fella I reckon.  A real community spirited person imo.

 

I think Jack Trengove was up there as well as a clubman! Not quite sure why the Club couldn’t have similarly created a role for him at the Casey Demons, particularly when he won their B&F this year? ?

 

Trengove wanted to play AFL and Port have given him the chance.

Casey should offer a role to Lachlan Hansen. At 29, he is too good to retire and would be good for him to come back home to the shire.  Like Hutchins, he would really lift Casey up.  Casey only have Weideman and Smith as key forwards and hopefully Weideman plays 11-12+ games at in MFC in 2018. 

Corey Wagner signed on. Ex Kangas listed and played 8 AFL games with the Roos over 2016 and 2017. To play with his brother Josh plus to show he has some small forward role to play. Very handy player. 


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