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The coin was tossed by former Demon star Brett Lovett coached both clubs and is doing promotion for FightMND in support of Neale Daniher. Lovett’s son has played with both Casey and Frankston.

The game has gotten off to a scrappy  start with the Frankston Dolphins leading 0.5.5 to Casey’s 0.1.1

 
On 5/16/2018 at 2:12 AM, The Third Eye said:

Out: Viney 

??????

Frankston get multiple repeat inside 50s to kick the first goal

Frankston 1-6-12 to Casey 0-1-1


is there a breeze to one end?

Pedo with a nice pack mark 30m out directly in front and kicks truly 

 
Just now, #11-TonyAnderson said:

is there a breeze to one end?

Slight breeze Frankstons way but nothing major


1 minute ago, KC from Casey said:

And another to Pedo.

take him off and play him tomorrow  ? ?


Keilty gets completely wrapped up and arms chopped going up for a defensive mark.... no free. Damn umpires 

Sounds like a quarter of 2 halves with Frankston getting the jump on Casey and the Demons fighting back at the end of the term. It’s exactly what worries me about Melbourne’s game tomorrow - a slow start with the opposition building on early momentum. Casey was lucky that Frankston seemed to have squandered multiple opportunities with poor kicking for goal. 


 

Very underwhelming first qtr. Pedo with 2 goals. Baker has seen a bit of it but of all the AFL listed players we have, Munro looks to be showing them up. Was able to get to the casey huddle at qtr time. 3 big crosses on the board. 

X - dees footy

X - oppo footy

X - forward momentum


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