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Port Melbourne v Casey Demons - Round 8

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Umpiring pretty terribly in ports favour this quarter but Tyson gets a nice goal from 45 out directly in front 

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    Casey’s pressure has stepped up and J.Smith gets a great intercept to kick a nice goal from 40 out

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    4 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

    His decision making is getting worse. Must be really down on confidence.

    Like I've said before, he looks dejected and unsure...I feel sorry for him.

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    don't get the player hate;Dom is one of ours and to wish him ill is a bit low.

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    1 minute ago, Salems Lot said:

    don't get the player hate;Dom is one of ours and to wish him ill is a bit low.

    I sincerely wish him well but every turnover is a dagger to the heart.

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    Half Time: Casey Demons 8.2.50 to Port Melbourne 4.14.38

    Goals 

    Balic Garlett Kennedy Harris Munro Quigley J Smith Tyson Wagner 

    Disposals Stretch 16 C Wagner 15 Tyson 12 Keilty 11

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    Half time Casey 8-2-50 to Port 4-14-38

    Caseys pressure much better that quarter.

    Tyson seems down on confidence at the moment. Garlett quiet. Stretch and Wagner good.

    Keilty very good, as was Petty and Frost

    Johnstone had a couple of nice defensive plays. Balic has been okay. 

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    Garlett wont be playing senior footy any time soon.  Cant even turn it on in the VFL.

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    Interesting reaction by JKH to a wayward pass from Garlett. Ball was slightly above JKH’s reach, so he just stopped on the spot, put his arms down and gave Garlett a look of ‘WTF?’

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    Go the mighty Dees!

    Stretch, Tyson and Keilty getting plenty of the ball nice to see.

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