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Frankston v Casey Demons - Round 7

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Good to see an old favourite in Aloysio Ferreira getting a game with the Dolphins. He just kicked a point ... only to be outdone by Harley Balic who goals for Casey.

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    9 minutes ago, KC from Casey said:

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    Nope... some game with Yarra (no ville) Valley being one of the teams. 

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    1 minute ago, hardtack said:

    Nope... some game with Yarraville Valley being one of the teams. 

    Yarraville Valley?

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    Just now, ManDee said:

    Yarraville Valley?

    I think I’ve been there. It must be close to Moonee Valley and is the only place their truck hasn’t gotten bogged yet.

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    1 minute ago, ManDee said:

    Yarraville Valley?

    [censored] autocorrect!!!  Yarra Valley 

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    The procession continued till half time with 2 goals to Tommy Bugg and the lead is ginormous. That was seven goal to nothing quarter.

    Casey Demons 9.7.61 to Frankston Dolphins 1.7.13

    Goals Pedersen 3, Bugg 2, Balic, Lewis, Lockhart Scott

    Disposals J Wagner 12, Baker, Balic, Pedersen 11

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    Much better 2nd qtr. 7 goals to none. One of the great moments in the frankston outer (getting a bit of local culture) was some nuff nuff getting stuck into pederson. He then drilled a beauty from the boundary and mrs pederson in front of us let old mate know

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    1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Bugg should have had a free straight in front and he may have had three goals for the quarter.

    The one thing with Bugg is ....you know he's always going to give you a red hot contest and has an uncanny knack of getting to where the ball drops.  Reads the play very well up forward.

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    41 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

    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. 

    I'll pay that one Jack, 2 out of 8 for that one.

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    Garlett started to get into it that quarter.

    He seems to be playing in the half forward area. Had one kick into the forward line in front of me. It was marked by a frankston player

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    5 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    Is Garlett playing?

    Yes, been pretty quiet to half time.

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