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Just now, Jaded said:

In: Viney, Hannan

Out: Kent and maybe Tyson. If not Tyson then I think Spargo out. Hannan should play finals. He is very dangerous around the goals. 

My word, Spargo?

Not a fan of short blokes Jaded?

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Just now, Chook said:

My word, Spargo?

Not a fan of short blokes Jaded?

I’m a big fan of his but finals is another step up and he really does look tired. Plus physically he will struggle. Hannan is more dangerous playing up forward I think. 

If Spargo plays I won’t be upset  I just think Hannan is better than him currently  

 

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1 minute ago, Jaded said:

I’m a big fan of his but finals is another step up and he really does look tired. Plus physically he will struggle. Hannan is more dangerous playing up forward I think. 

If Spargo plays I won’t be upset  I just think Hannan is better than him currently  

 

So Spargo plays if Tyson's not out? Not exactly like-for-like there.

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Lets see how bad Tysons arm is first and which bone it is...  having a plate inserted might get him up for the game.

Spargo I was leaning towards dropping as he looked cooked in the 1st half,  but we have a full two week break and I liked his second half, and also we may have lost two players.

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1 minute ago, Chook said:

So Spargo plays if Tyson's not out? Not exactly like-for-like there.

I think if Tyson is out they’ll play Trac more in the middle which leaves a hole at half forward which I think Hannan can fill very well. 

I’m not against playing Spargo at all, but I want Hannan in. If Tyson is ok he will definitely play which makes it hard to fit in Hannan as well given Viney is an automatic in. 

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Chook got it, we won’t go too crazy with the changes I would’ve thought unless someone plays an absolute blinder for Casey. 

Spargo was much better today though someone needs to talk to him about his set shot routine. He doesn’t take a moment to breathe and relax his body. 

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Have been a bit out of contact today 

What is Hannan’s Problem?

A definite in if fit

 

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39 minutes ago, Jaded said:

I’m a big fan of his but finals is another step up and he really does look tired. Plus physically he will struggle. Hannan is more dangerous playing up forward I think. 

If Spargo plays I won’t be upset  I just think Hannan is better than him currently  

 

He has 2 weeks to refresh, he played a very good game today. He always provides a contest. 

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