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Former Demon Ben Kennedy, part of the ill-fated Jeremy Howe trade has signed on for Willy after a year at local club Montmorency.

Recently delisted Dion Johnstone has joined Port Melbourne.

Angus Scott will be missed next year he was a very handy VFL player

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Rolling Casey team.

B: JORDON, HUTCHINS, LOCKHART

HB: J.WAGNER, PETTY, WHITE

C : STRETCH, MAYNARD, BAKER

HF: SPARGO, KEILTY, C.WAGNER

F: CHANDLER, BRADTKE, MACHAYA

FOLL: BUXTON-WALES, SPARROW, MUNRO

IC: BEDFORD, TYNAN, VELLA, GENT

29 minutes ago, WERRIDEE said:

Rolling Casey team.

B: JORDON, HUTCHINS, LOCKHART

HB: J.WAGNER, PETTY, WHITE

C : STRETCH, MAYNARD, BAKER

HF: SPARGO, KEILTY, C.WAGNER

F: CHANDLER, BRADTKE, MACHAYA

FOLL: BUXTON-WALES, SPARROW, MUNRO

IC: BEDFORD, TYNAN, VELLA, GENT

Strongish side - new ruckmans name is Wale-Buxton FYI

 
1 hour ago, goodoil said:

Strongish side - new ruckmans name is Wale-Buxton FYI

Looks a decent side to me providing not many injuries for Dees or Casey as doubt depth at VFL will cover. The ruckman, Wale-Buxton will be good. Excellent player in Vermont's premiership side in EFL which is the best local comp in Vic. This guy can play. Watched Vermont in a final at Bayswater when down for Dees V Cats final and he showed plenty.

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5-6 experienced heads, a few 1-2 years and then some kids or suburban footy players trying their hand.  A fairly light group compared with others but still a chance for top 4 in 2019. 

Buxton-Wales will be a good pickup.  Good player.  McCaffrey also could surprise a few. 

 

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