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When we last played the Doggies in round 13 last year, I thought we were really onto something but then the injuries started to hit.

THE TEAMS

WESTERN BULLDOGS

B: Dale Morris, Zaine Cordy, Jason Johannisen

HB: Shane Biggs, Easton Wood, Matthew Suckling

? Lachie Hunter, Jack Macrae, Tory Dickson

HF: Caleb Daniel, Tom Boyd, Toby McLean

F: Lin Jong, Jake Stringer, Liam Picken

FOLL: Jordan Roughead, Marcus Bontempelli, Mitch Wallis

I/C: Luke Dahlhaus, Bailey Dale, Mitch Honeychurch, Tom Liberatore

EMG: Tom Campbell, Lukas Webb, Bailey Williams

IN: Tom Boyd, Zaine Cordy, Mitch Honeychurch, Tom Liberatore, Dale Morris

OUT: Marcus Adams (foot), Matthew Boyd (omitted), Travis Cloke (soreness), Tim English (omitted) Fletcher Roberts (omitted)

MELBOURNE

B: Oscar McDonald, Tom McDonald, Neville Jetta

HB: Michael Hibberd, Sam Frost, Bernie Vince

? Jayden Hunt, Jordan Lewis, Nathan Jones

HF: Clayton Oliver, Jack Watts, Mitch Hannan

F: Tom Bugg, Christian Petracca, Jeff Garlett

FOLL: Cam Pedersen, Dom Tyson, Jack Viney

I/C: James Harmes, Jake Melksham, Alex Neal-Bullen, Christian Salem                 

EMG: Ben Kennedy, Jake Spencer, Sam Weideman

NO CHANGE

 

We smashed them last time, and this time we're adding Gawn, Hogan, Lever, Fritsch and Spargo to the mix as well.  That's scary.

We shouldn't have any trouble accounting for the Dogs.

2 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

We smashed them last time, and this time we're adding Gawn, Hogan, Lever, Fritsch and Spargo to the mix as well.  That's scary.

We shouldn't have any trouble accounting for the Dogs.

Yes, but we won't have Jack Watts this time.

 

Isn't it Round 11?

That emergency list ?.

7 players from that game didn't play last year, including Hogan & Gawn.

Surely we win and win well.


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