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Casey Demons v Williamstown - Round 21

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Just went for a stroll to MFC Seniors training.

Bugg and JKH were both there, so not playing for Casey today.

Hannan with injury squad, so I expect him to be out tomorrow, and JKH to come in.

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      On 25/08/2018 at 01:43, RedsoxMan said:

    Just went for a stroll to MFC Seniors training.

    Bugg and JKH were both there, so not playing for Casey today.

    Hannan with injury squad, so I expect him to be out tomorrow, and JKH to come in.

    It's not uncommon for players to do very little the day before a game at the 'Demons' Run'. However, the fact that JKH and Bugg were both there and therefore, not playing for Casey suggests someone might be under cloud. I.e. Hannan.

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      On 21/08/2018 at 10:49, KC from Casey said:

    Keeping an eye on the ladder as well. Defeat for Casey and wins to Richmond and Geelong would mean an away qualifying final against the Cats!

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    The key game apart from the one at Casey Fields is Box Hill v Geelong VFL at Box Hill City Oval. Hopefully, the Hawks continue on in the same form as we left them with last Saturday.

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      On 25/08/2018 at 01:43, RedsoxMan said:

    Just went for a stroll to MFC Seniors training.

    Bugg and JKH were both there, so not playing for Casey today.

    Hannan with injury squad, so I expect him to be out tomorrow, and JKH to come in.

    NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Big out Hannan especially with the burden JKH to come in.

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    Given this occured before 12pm and the game doesn't start till 2, I remain optimistic that they were just doing a light training run before heading down for the match?.

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    Pretty nervous about it this, Keilty will need to have another good game to give himself the best chance at getting another contract. I know there’s still finals to play but it’s a big game for us nevertheless.

    Carn the Dee’s!

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    No sign of Bugg or JKH. Gulp!

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    Dec with a nice early spoil and ground work

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    It’s not going to be easy for the Casey Demons today. They have a year low of only 9 AFL listed players.

    CASEY DEMONS

    B: H. Petty, J. Hutchins, J. Munro
    HB: J. Wagner, D. Keilty, J. Briggs
    ? A. Scott, M. White, M. Gent
    HF: W. Collis, C. Pedersen,  J. Garlett
    F: C. MacHaya, T. Smith, M. Lefau
    Foll: M. King, J. Lockhart, C.  Wagner
    I/C (from): T. Freeman, D. Johnstone, G. Lok, P. McKenna, C. Stockdale

    In: W. Collis, M. Lefau, C. Pedersen, 

    Out: T. Bugg, L. Filipovic, W. Stephenson

    Meanwhile over at Box Hill, the Cats are dominating early - 2.3.15 to 1.0.6

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    Beautiful from Pedo

    Lockhart will be on an AFL list next year 

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      On 25/08/2018 at 04:27, Drunkn167 said:

    Beautiful from Pedo

    Lockhart will be on an AFL list next year 

    Hey Drunkn, you got a score - I'm stranded at work!

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      On 25/08/2018 at 04:27, Drunkn167 said:

    Beautiful from Pedo

    Lockhart will be on an AFL list next year 

     

      On 25/08/2018 at 04:27, Drunkn167 said:

    Beautiful from Pedo

    Lockhart will be on an AFL list next year 

    hope we get him

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    Keilty Bull and Pedo all marked well this quarter

    Bull got the major yips this year

    Lockhart, both Wagner’s great early

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    Qtr Time Casey 3.3.21 to Williamstown 2.2.14

    Goals Pedersen 2 Garlett

    Disposals Hutchins Keilty Lockhart 6, Pedersen C Wagner 6

    Geelong VFL 5.6.36 to Box Hill Hawks 2.2.14

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    Good to have Peedo in form. He is good insurance if anyone goes down

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    Tim Smith marking is good, goal kicking is atrocious.

    saw more from Jeffy in that quarter than the whole game last week.  Looks like he is having a dip.

    for Drunkn, Kielty working well.  Good contested mark on the wing.  I would Def keep him on the list.  Even try a bit of relief rucking as well?

    Casey 3.3 to 2.2.

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    Tim smith, can’t hit them from directly in front but nails a snap under pressure #justbullthings

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