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GAME DAY: JLT #1 vs North Melbourne

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Disappointed to be having to watch the game on my phone; at least the AFLW can be viewed on laptop.  It is only a practice game for Pete's sake

 
Just now, Demonland said:

Nothing yet. I'll guess we'll see it on TV in 10 mins. 

surely the mfc should have it up on the web site by now

Fritsch to play according to Chaplin on website

 

Final team according to the AFL website.

B: J.Wagner 42, O.McDonald 28, J.Lewis 6
HB: J.Lever 8, M.Hibberd 14, B.Vince 23
C: J.Hunt 29, J.Harmes 4, B.Stretch 15
HF: C.Oliver 13, T.McDonald 25, N.Jones 2 (c)
F: C.Petracca 5, J.Hogan 1, M.Hannan 19
Foll: M.Gawn 11, J.Melksham 18, A.Neal-Bullen 30
I/C: C.Salem 3, A.Brayshaw 10, T.Bugg 32, B.Fritsch 31, C.Maynard 20, C.Pedersen 21 

Out: Declan Keilty, Harrison Petty, Harley Balic, Jay Kennedy-Harris, Sam Frost, Tim Smith

Notable absentees: Neville Jetta, Jack Viney, Dom Tyson


Can't wait to see Fritsch match up against the big boys and see how he goes

2 hours ago, bingers said:

I was responding to Pineapple Dee's post.

I hate Norf ...

Good :)

3 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Thanks Fox Footy. I just got over Round 23. 

Fantastic opening to the telecast!

 

 

Was looking forward to seeing Balic. Says a lot about where he is in the pecking order 


Loved that pack mark from Gawny. Even more than his ruck work, that's what we missed the most from him last year I reckon.

Neal-Bullen opens up our account for 2018!

Nibbler  is a gun!!!

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ANB is just continuing his ridiculous upward trend from last year. He went from a depth nobody to a first-picked player in about 12 weeks. Contributed to both our goals so far today too.

Absolutely loving this start.  Pressure is great, hitting targets and converting.  

Just now, Wiseblood said:

Absolutely loving this start.  Pressure is great, hitting targets and converting.  

Yep. It's only early but we look a class above North right now.

Good start by Lewis.


3 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

Good start by Lewis.

Shite kick there though.

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Haha Trac's a beast to be able to push off Majak Daw. That bloke is enormous.

 
1 minute ago, Chook said:

Shite kick there though.

Could have been 50 as the North bloke was over the mark, but yes, not a great kick.  I'll put that down to it being in Feb.

Trac just took a super mark one on one from some great transition... and missed.  Not like him to miss that!

We're looking dominant. Similar to last year though, we're dominating ball, dominating play, ball isn't leaving our forward half... but we're not capitalising on the scoreboard. Should be 6 goals up by now. 

Lever looking great. Also Lewis and Nibbler looking good.


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