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Casey Demons v Essendon VFL Preliminary Final

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Our midfield seem better than theirs but they move the ball quickly. Interesting to see how we go kicking to other end.

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    Josh Wagner is almost becoming the forgotten man. A regular inclusion in the selection merry go round of 2016/17 but nowhere to be seen at AFL level for most of this year.Could he be seeking greener pastures during the trade period.

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    Is Dion in trouble with that high hit? 

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    Half Time: Casey Demons 5.9.39 level with Essendon VFL 6.3.39

    Goals Garlett Gent  Lefau Vince C Wagner 

     Disposals Bugg 13 Munro Vince J Wagner 11 C Wagner 10

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    Delivery into forward line was dreadful. We look as though we may have blown the game. We controlled the quarter that much and still lost it by a point. Will have to stack the backline this quarter to keep their scoring to a minimum.

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    31 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Josh Wagner is almost becoming the forgotten man. A regular inclusion in the selection merry go round of 2016/17 but nowhere to be seen at AFL level for most of this year.Could he be seeking greener pastures during the trade period.

    His brother is better than him.

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    Dumb ball use that Q setting it up for Francis to cut off time and again.

    Rawlings will be p....off with that.

    On a side note, Bernie protecting his shoulder, going at a lot one sided.

    Not a knock but to be expected, not ready for AFL this week.

    Hope he & team get through to the GF and he has a blinder.

     

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    Just need to fix our forward 50 entries and we’d be right

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