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The stakes shall be high.

In -         Melksham, Hunt

Out -      Smith (inj), JKH

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    Is Hibbo not available?

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    Watching Sydney last night they rebound through Alir Alir. Collingwood did not seem to make him accountable.

    I wouldn't mind playing Tim Smith on him as a defensive forward.

    We have to double team Buddy.... how that works in practice I am not sure. Maybe Dec K gets a call up.

    Need to watch the game but from the radio Spargo was very quiet in that second half.

     

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    Wagner in for Smith. Hibberd still a week away atleast according to Goody.

    Frost to Buddy.

    VDB out for Melksham if fit.

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    7 minutes ago, Jibroni said:

    Is Hibbo not available?

    Not according to Goodwin

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    In: Pederson

    Out: Smith

    Got a feeling Melksham misses another week.

     

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    7 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    good question

    I believe he is in full training... 

    Sounds like he probably could have got up for the GC game but we let him rest for 1 more 

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    Keilty maybe?

     

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    HB line: OMac . . . Frost . . . Pedo.

    Not since Keenan, Jackson and Crosswell surely?

     

    Edited by Queanbeyan Demon
    Typo

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    According to Goodwin no Viney or Hibberd and Melksham 50/50 for next week. Swans are not tall forward so Smith in allows us to decide the best defender rather than needing a third tall specifically. I would be pulling the trigger on Hunt. If Melksham needs another week leave it as one change.

    Out Smith.

    In Hunt. 

     

     

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    spike to Hunt today and he is not ready. Hibberd will miss. Down to Pedo or Wagner.  This is not a match to introduce a 1st gamer in. 

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    I think Bernie is on thin ice once players come back from injury.  He was way off the pace today.

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    3 minutes ago, Leoncelli_36 said:

    spike to Hunt today and he is not ready. Hibberd will miss. Down to Pedo or Wagner.  This is not a match to introduce a 1st gamer in. 

    Petty then.

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    Milkshake for Smith

    Salem and Fritsch to play more HB

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    I guess with Smith going down Vince will play but he has done very little. Often gets beaten one on one and has become very vanilla.

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    Out: Smith, JKH

    In: Milkshakes if fit or Hunt if not, Kent

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    18 minutes ago, big_red_fire_engine said:

    According to Goodwin no Viney or Hibberd and Melksham 50/50 for next week. Swans are not tall forward so Smith in allows us to decide the best defender rather than needing a third tall specifically. I would be pulling the trigger on Hunt. If Melksham needs another week leave it as one change.

    Out Smith.

    In Hunt. 

     

     

    Goodwin says viney only back in 2018 for finals. 

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