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4 hours ago, Rusty Nails said:

I was speaking with a scientist friend recently who happened to mention the worst two bites you can receive in terms of possible infections are from a dog....and a human!

Crocodile ,Shark  and Snake pretty unpleasant also

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    Any chance Jack will be a surprise inclusion?

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    52 minutes ago, Big Carl said:

    Any chance Jack will be a surprise inclusion?

    Think of a number between 1 and 10

    Then subtract it from itself ;)

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    1 hour ago, Big Carl said:

    Any chance Jack will be a surprise inclusion?

    No, he plays for Port now, geez, I wish people would just get over him!

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    6 hours ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

    based on salem out and trac not back fit, it's going to be interesting to see what they do at selection; like most i thought anb out for trac, but he's clearly not...and if hogan ain't fit too, hm......

    IN: tim smith, wagner
    OUT: hogan, salem

    jetta - o mac
    lewis - hibberd - lever - wagner - hunt
    gawn - oliver - jones - tyson - brayshaw - harmes
    fritsch - t mac - hannan
    weideman - melksham
    bench: spargo - vince - anb - t smith

     

    Yet the club has been talking up the likelihood of Tracc's inclusion WW?

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    1 hour ago, shorty said:

    Crocodile ,Shark  and Snake pretty unpleasant als

    Lol Shorty.... a shade more than unpleasant!

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    6 hours ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

    jeepers creepers

    salem cannot get a clean run

    What does a 'çlean run'

    have to do with a 'broken thumb'

    What more could the club do

    Than let Petracca see it through!

    Is it true what the scribes and Misson say

    That Viney's still 3 weeks away?

    ....Ok i'll stop there before i embarrass myself further!

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    35 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

    No, he plays for Port now, geez, I wish people would just get over him!

    Viney!!!

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    3 hours ago, Wadda We Sing said:

    I always say sauce......its just a bit of fun MD. Its the people on here who say there instead of their, that bother me. Seriously, its year 6 grammar.

    It's. ?

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    34 minutes ago, Big Carl said:

    Viney!!!

    Yeah that was my attempt at comedy.

    Never again. ?

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    12 hours ago, timbo said:

    Both dogs should be given away. Get a single golden retriever . Jesus, how Melbourne 

    How Melbourne supporter-like.

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    B: J.LEWIS, O.MCDONALD, JETTA

    HB: HIBBERD, LEVER, BRAYSHAW

    C : HARMES, OLIVER, HUNT

    HF: HANNAN, T.MCDONALD, SPARGO

    F: MELKSHAM, HOGAN, FRITSCH

    FOLL: GAWN, TYSON, JONES

    IC: VINCE, NEAL-BULLEN, T.SMITH, GARLETT

    EMERG: WEIDEMAN

     

    Brayshaw to take Salem's role.

    Tyson in the guts to take Brayshaw's role.

    Jeffy to add more speed to the forward line.

    Please no J.Wagner.

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    13 minutes ago, hardtack said:

    How Melbourne supporter-like.

    You're right - it's definitely a dumb suggestion

     

    #nnnnnot

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    Tim Smith must be a big chance surely. 192cm is a good midfielder size and he was  by far best for Casey, laid 12 tackles, got a wrap from the coach. This a great opportunity to try someone new. No one else rated for Casey. 

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    22 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

    Tim Smith must be a big chance surely. 192cm is a good midfielder size and he was  by far best for Casey, laid 12 tackles, got a wrap from the coach. This a great opportunity to try someone new. No one else rated for Casey. 

    Are you Tim Smiths mum @chook fowler?

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    37 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

    Tim Smith must be a big chance surely. 192cm is a good midfielder size and he was  by far best for Casey, laid 12 tackles, got a wrap from the coach. This a great opportunity to try someone new. No one else rated for Casey. 

    Has he been playing midfield?

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    7 minutes ago, Demons11 said:

    Has he been playing midfield?

    He can play Hogan's role and Hogan can go closer to the square considering he is injured.

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    1 hour ago, WERRIDEE said:

    B: J.LEWIS, O.MCDONALD, JETTA

    HB: HIBBERD, LEVER, BRAYSHAW

    C : HARMES, OLIVER, HUNT

    HF: HANNAN, T.MCDONALD, SPARGO

    F: MELKSHAM, HOGAN, FRITSCH

    FOLL: GAWN, TYSON, JONES

    IC: VINCE, NEAL-BULLEN, T.SMITH, GARLETT

    EMERG: WEIDEMAN

     

    Brayshaw to take Salem's role.

    Tyson in the guts to take Brayshaw's role.

    Jeffy to add more speed to the forward line.

    Please no J.Wagner.

    Weed doesn't deserve to be dropped. Leave Gartlett out as the balance seems ok.

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    22 minutes ago, Demons11 said:

    Has he been playing midfield?

    I think he spends time in the midfield and forward line but the Casey boys would know better. Whatever we do against the Saints will be makeshift as most of our pure on ballers are sidelined,

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    6 minutes ago, Jibroni said:

    Weed doesn't deserve to be dropped. Leave Gartlett out as the balance seems ok.

    Can't play with Hogan, T.Mac, T.Smith and Weide in the same side.

    T.Smith is more versatile than Weideman and in better form, so he replaces him.

    Garlett replaces Salem but if Petracca is fit he replaces Salem.

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    5 hours ago, Deemania since 56 said:

    It would be great to give OkBaker a run....he does seem to be a goer and would probably relish the opportunity.

    OK.  I like it. OKb.  Oker.

    Lets hope he gets a go, this week ?

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    45 minutes ago, Demons11 said:

    Has he been playing midfield?

    Both forward and was thrown into the middle a couple of weeks back, in a tough game.  He won a few clearances.

    I think Werribee.

    He may have played inside again since?

     

    Maybe a bit like Hogan's or Petracca's roles. 

    I think Bull, will prove to be a very valuable Demon, in times ahead of us.

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    The Weed has to stay in. 

    If he gets his confidence up and starts to feel more comfortable he will be a massive asset. 

    The 2 contested marks he took in the last qtr against Essendon is just a glimpse of what he might be capable of. 

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    4 minutes ago, DV8 said:

    Both forward and was thrown into the middle a couple of weeks back, in a tough game.  He won a few clearances.

    I think Werribee.

    He may have played inside again since?

     

    Maybe a bit like Hogan's or Petracca's roles. 

    I think Bull, will prove to be a very valuable Demon, in times ahead of us.

    Thanks for the info. 

    He did show a bit before he got injured last year but I did think he didn’t look fit enough. 

    If he has improved his fitness and is moving into the midfield, I think he could be very valuable also..

    In saying that I still think he is behind, Hogan, T Mac, Trac, Hannan and Fritsch 

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