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Coburg Lions v Casey Scorpions - VFL Round 1

KC from Casey
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I must be watching different game to Martin. Hunt has been disappointing. 

Pedo taking a lot of one grab marks and using bulk. Weird and smith both good forward. Gus has been fantastic, I was critical last week but this week our best midfielder. 

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    Casey 13.4 82 - @CoburgFC 4.3 27

    Stats -  Baker 14, Maynard 14, Hannan 14, Pedersen 13

     

    Goals  - Weideman 4, Balic 3, Hannan 1, Spargo 1, Scott 1, Johnstone 1, Stretch 1, Smith 1

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    Maynard getting a few numbers there ....effective?

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    7 minutes ago, Miracle said:

    I must be watching different game to Martin. Hunt has been disappointing. 

    Pedo taking a lot of one grab marks and using bulk. Weird and smith both good forward. Gus has been fantastic, I was critical last week but this week our best midfielder. 

    Gus worked into the game in the latter part of the second quarter but I don’t think he has been the best mid. He’s getting held and scragged a lot though.

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    Baker with 14 touches is he giving a lot of run and carry?

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    7 minutes ago, old dee said:

    Doing well

    Old dee when weideman is in the ruck is he holding his ground well and he had a limited pre season does it look like hes blowing out at the end of the half?

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    1 minute ago, WERRIDEE said:

    Baker with 14 touches is he giving a lot of run and carry?

    Just spoke to the bloke who is supposed to be calling the game for Casey FM (They thought they might go live in the second half but are still not operational) He was very impressed with Baker.

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    We are lucky in this country.

    By co incidence found myself sitting next to a few players and their families.

    No one bothers them. Great to see

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    11 minutes ago, Miracle said:

    I must be watching different game to Martin. Hunt has been disappointing. 

    Pedo taking a lot of one grab marks and using bulk. Weird and smith both good forward. Gus has been fantastic, I was critical last week but this week our best midfielder. 

    Hunt has been good, not great. Still too good for this. I am a huge Brayshaw  fan am bitterly disappointed hes out of the team.Working into it under heavy duress but to say he has been 'fantastic' is fanciful. I hope he is by game's end.

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    3 minutes ago, WERRIDEE said:

    Baker with 14 touches is he giving a lot of run and carry?

    I'd like to know more about his performance too. Quality touches ??

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    1 minute ago, Whispering_Jack said:

    No love for Oskar Baker who has had 14 touches?

    Yes, your right. Excellent! Lots of dash.

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    5 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Ah no.... Just posting what is happening about 10 metres in front of me

    Weideman is apparently rucking well, has kicked 4 and given one off to Balic, but you say he has "no physical presence".  At the same time you pump up a bloke you want in the team.  A 30 year old who should be doing OK at this level, but offers next to nothing as a key forward at AFL level.

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    4 minutes ago, KC from Casey said:

    JKH gets the ball rolling with his first major.

    In the best 3.

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    2 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    The radio truck is free and another end to end goal from the demons

    Which end is the radio truck though?

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