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Casey Demons v Frankston - practice match

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The Casey Demons practice match against Frankston has been moved to Casey Fields on Good Friday 30 March, 2018 at noon.

The club has reappointed defender Jack Hutchins as captain of the Casey Demons heading a leadership group of James Munro, Mitch Gent, Angus Scott, Mitch White and Corey Wagner.

The team sheet:-

 

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    Once again the VFL scheduling leaves a lot to be desired.

    With 4 emergencies being required in Brisbane, senior players will wait yet another week for some match practice. It could have been played on Sunday or even Monday.

    Would love to hear how the VFL schedule is integrated into the senior schedule if at all.

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    1 hour ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Once again the VFL scheduling leaves a lot to be desired.

    With 4 emergencies being required in Brisbane, senior players will wait yet another week for some match practice. It could have been played on Sunday or even Monday.

    Would love to hear how the VFL schedule is integrated into the senior schedule if at all.

    I think the last three words cover it DJ. The fact there was no Casey game last week shows how poorly the reserves competition is organised.

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    The next VFL game occurs after we have played round 3 which means the emergencies will get a run but the flip side is that in a period when the seniors have played 3 games the emergencies (which are those on the cusp of selection) have not had one game in which to display and hone their skills.

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    The only bit of selection news I have is Keilty's rib pain has become manageable and he'll be playing in the game tomorrow

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    At least we have the squad from the Casey website:

    Match details
    Casey Demons v Frankston
    Casey Fields, Cranbourne East
    Friday, March 30
    12pm

    No Surname First Name
    1 KEILTY Declan
    4 FREEMAN Tom
    9 GENT Mitch
    11 SPARGO Charlie
    13 WAGNER Corey
    18 LOCKHART Jay
    19 HANNAN Mitch
    25 BRAYSHAW Angus
    27 SCOTT Angus
    30 LEWIS Mitch
    31 KENT Dean
    32 BRIGGS Jaxon
    33 MACHAYA Cory
    36 KENNEDY-HARRIS Jay
    38 SMITH Timothy
    40 JOHNSTONE Dion
    41 LEFAU Mykelti
    44 SMITH Joel
    47 FILIPOVIC Lachlan
    48 PETTY Harrison
    52 FROST Sam
    53 DWYER Sean
    59 MORRISON Ryan
    63 BALIC Harley
    65 WEIDEMAN Sam
    68 BYERS Kieren
    71 BAKER Oscar
    72 KING Mitch
    73 WHITE Mitch
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    If spargo, Hannan, Frost, Angus, Weed, balic perform well there will be some nervous blokes tomorrow night!

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    Nice to have some depth @DubDee

    It's a long season and have some players looking over their backs

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    Out of curiosity has there been discussions in the past about altering the VFL season to be in line with the AFL?

    How ridiculous that we are into Round 2 and the VFL is still in practice matches. Surely this is a simple fix??

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    10 minutes ago, Is Dom Is Good said:

    Out of curiosity has there been discussions in the past about altering the VFL season to be in line with the AFL?

    How ridiculous that we are into Round 2 and the VFL is still in practice matches. Surely this is a simple fix??

    Agreed!  A very good reason to implement a National AFL Reserves comp!

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    16 minutes ago, Is Dom Is Good said:

    Anyone heading down?

    Would be nice to get some updates.

    Casey Twitter providing updates. Weideman with 2 goals. 21-2

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    1 minute ago, Demon77 said:

    Casey Twitter providing updates. Weideman with 2 goals. 21-2

    Hannan got one as well off the ground.... good to see we have a twitter feed !!

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    glad to see I have lot lost my mind...

    I was sure this game had been listed for Frankston but it was moved to Casey in the last few days

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    17 minutes ago, Demon77 said:

    Casey Twitter providing updates. Weideman with 2 goals. 21-2

    Bust....

    Haha thanks @demon77

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    Casey 53 v Frankston 14. Quarter time.

    best: Brayshaw, Hannan, Balic, JKH, Kent. Actually we look great with not a weak player. Baker and Spargo look good. 

     

    More at at half time. 

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    1 minute ago, Vogon Poetry said:

    Casey 53 v Frankston 14. Quarter time.

    best: Brayshaw, Hannan, Balic, JKH, Kent. Actually we look great with not a weak player. Baker and Spargo look good. 

     

    More at at half time. 

    Whoa huge score for a quarter??!!

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    19 hours ago, Drunkn167 said:

    The only bit of selection news I have is Keilty's rib pain has become manageable and he'll be playing in the game tomorrow

    I met you Cuz at the quarter time break in the last pre-season practice match. What a nice bloke. I'll follow his career with interest from here. Hope he goes well.

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    20 minutes ago, Unleash Hell said:

    Bust....

    Haha thanks @demon77

    Sorry UH, totally missed your post.

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    4 minutes ago, Demon77 said:

    Sorry UH, totally missed your post.

    Don't stress mate 

     

    Sounds like this game is a flogging. Not the greatest yardstick for next week

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