JLT 01: vs Richmond ... a Hot one

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February 28, 20196 yr

That's a stronger team than I expected. Looks like the older guys rested: Lewis, Gawn, Vanders, Jetta, Hibberd

I took the liberty to change the positions around for the starting 18, left the bench as named.

FB: J Wagner Frost Hunt
HB: Hore Oscar Petty
C: Fritsch Harmes JKH
HF: ANB T Mc J Smith
FF: Spargo Weid Garlett
Foll: Preuss Brayshaw Oliver

Int: Salem Petracca Stretch Maynard Sparrow Jordan C Wagner Keilty

The backline without May, Hibberd, Jetta and Lewis seems pretty weak, but there's enough in the midfield and forward line to put in a decent contest.

February 28, 20196 yr

Richmond

B: Alex Rance, David Astbury, Dylan Grimes

HB: Nick Vlastuin, Bachar Houli, Jayden Short

C: Dion Prestia, Shane Edwards, Trent Cotchin

HF: Daniel Rioli, Riley Collier-Dawkins, Jack Higgins

F: Jack Riewoldt, Dustin Martin, Daniel Butler

R: Toby Nankervis, Kane Lambert, Ivan Soldo

IC (from): Oleg Markov, Nathan Broad, Jack Ross, Liam Baker, Jack Graham, Brandon Ellis, Maverick Weller, Noah Balta, Callum Moore, Connor Menadue, Fraser Turner, Callum Coleman-Jones

February 28, 20196 yr

7 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

Plenty of players absent from the squad - article here: https://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2019-02-28/team-confirmed-for-first-jlt-hit-out

Christian Salem

James Harmes

Christian Petracca

Charlie Spargo

Angus Brayshaw

Max Gawn

Clayton Oliver

Michael Hibberd

Billy Stretch

Sam Frost

Corey Maynard

Braydon Preuss

Aaron vandenBerg

James Jordon

Jay Kennedy Harris

Tom McDonald

Sam Weideman

Oscar McDonald

Jayden Hunt

Alex Neal-Bullen

Bayley Fritsch

Tom Sparrow

Marty Hore

Harry Petty

Jeff Garlett

Neville Jetta

Corey Wagner

Josh Wagner

Joel Smith

Declan Keilty

Some new numbers? ?

February 28, 20196 yr

Just now, Demonland said:

Some new numbers? ?

I noticed that - I took it straight from the article. It looks like they did it for the first few and then gave up and just stuck any old names in there.

February 28, 20196 yr

Tigers are pretty much full strength, our backline looks very light

February 28, 20196 yr

50 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Round 1 1994 V's Geelong.

From memory a hot one...and a hot 65 pint win.

god i love the astounding memory of some folk on this forum...blows my mind.

February 28, 20196 yr

19 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Some new numbers? ?

Fritsch should get number 2 and play on the wing... :)

February 28, 20196 yr

Hope the rules allow for all of them to get a run.

February 28, 20196 yr

In 100 year from now when the majority of games are played in 38 degree temperature, they'll look back at this thread and laugh their heads off.

February 28, 20196 yr

1 hour ago, Queanbeyan Demon said:

In 100 year from now when the majority of games are played in 38 degree temperature, they'll look back at this thread and laugh their heads off.

But they will be playing JLT’s on Heard Island in summer by then.

February 28, 20196 yr

11 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

But they will be playing JLT’s on Heard Island in summer by then.

At least it will be above water.

February 28, 20196 yr

2 hours ago, Wiseblood said:

I noticed that - I took it straight from the article. It looks like they did it for the first few and then gave up and just stuck any old names in there.

Fixed now.

February 28, 20196 yr

30 minutes ago, Earl Hood said:

But they will be playing JLT’s on Heard Island in summer by then.

brilliant observation.

February 28, 20196 yr

On 2/25/2019 at 8:25 AM, Demonland said:

The AFL are probably beholden to their broadcast partners and therefore this is not an option for them.

If the AFL is beholden to the broadcasters, they're not partners. As I've said before, "broadcast partner" is a horrible expression. It is blatantly a false statement. "Broadcast overlord" is much more realistic.

February 28, 20196 yr

B: JETTA, FROST, HORE

HB: HIBBERD, O.MCDONALD, SALEM

C: BRAYSHAW, HARMES, FRITSCH

HF: PETRACCA, T.MCDONALD, NEAL-BULLEN

F: PREUSS, WEIDEMAN, GARLETT

FOLL: GAWN, OLIVER, VANDENBERG

IC: STRETCH, SPARGO, J.SMITH, HUNT, KENNEDY HARRIS, C.WAGNER, SPARROW, MAYNARD, JORDON, PETTY, J.WAGNER, KEILTY

February 28, 20196 yr

4 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

That's a stronger team than I expected. Looks like the older guys rested: Lewis, Gawn, Vanders, Jetta, Hibberd

I took the liberty to change the positions around for the starting 18, left the bench as named.

FB: J Wagner Frost Hunt
HB: Hore Oscar Petty
C: Fritsch Harmes JKH
HF: ANB T Mc J Smith
FF: Spargo Weid Garlett
Foll: Preuss Brayshaw Oliver

Int: Salem Petracca Stretch Maynard Sparrow Jordan C Wagner Keilty

The backline without May, Hibberd, Jetta and Lewis seems pretty weak, but there's enough in the midfield and forward line to put in a decent contest.

What are you talking about only Lewis has been rested?

February 28, 20196 yr

1 hour ago, WERRIDEE said:

What are you talking about only Lewis has been rested?

Gawn, Jetta, Vanders and Hibberd are listed as emergencies on the AFL website teams

February 28, 20196 yr

12 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

Gawn, Jetta, Vanders and Hibberd are listed as emergencies on the AFL website teams

That's about right

February 28, 20196 yr

2 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

B: J.WAGNER, FROST, HORE

HB: HUNT, O.MCDONALD, SALEM

C: STRETCH, HARMES, FRITSCH

HF: PETRACCA, T.MCDONALD, NEAL-BULLEN

F: J.SMITH, WEIDEMAN, GARLETT

FOLL: PREUSS, OLIVER, BRAYSHAW

IC: SPARGO, KENNEDY HARRIS, C.WAGNER, SPARROW, MAYNARD, JORDON, PETTY, KEILTY

Still looks like a good side even with the 4 outs. J.Wagner must lift last chance to impress the selectors. I think we will by 12 points even though the tigs have a strong list.

February 28, 20196 yr

The “outs” and how they appear to be tracking:-

1. Stephen May (hamstring) — due to return to full training shortly.
2. Nathan Jones (hamstring /ba ck tightness) — should be fit to start the season.
6. Jordan Lewis — rested?
7. Jack Viney (ankle surgery) — should be fit to start the season.
8. Jake Lever (ACL surgery) — hopefully will be back training with the main group in about a month.
12. Toby Bedford — not selected.
16. Kade Kolodjashnij (adductor) — available to play Round 1 but more likely in the VFL.
18. Jake Melksham hamstring) — due to return to full training shortly.
19. Mitch Hannan (knee) — return in the middle of the first half of the season.
27. Aaron Nietschke (ACL surgery) — season
35. Oskar Baker — not selected.
37. Kade Chandler — not selected.
38. Tim Smith — left training early on Thursday.
43. Guy Walker (shoulder surgery) — return date not available.
46. Austin Bradtke — not selected.

February 28, 20196 yr

20 minutes ago, Chelly said:

The “outs” and how they appear to be tracking:-

1. Stephen May (hamstring) — due to return to full training shortly.
2. Nathan Jones (hamstring /ba ck tightness) — should be fit to start the season.
6. Jordan Lewis — rested?
7. Jack Viney (ankle surgery) — should be fit to start the season.
8. Jake Lever (ACL surgery) — hopefully will be back training with the main group in about a month.
12. Toby Bedford — not selected.
16. Kade Kolodjashnij (adductor) — available to play Round 1 but more likely in the VFL.
18. Jake Melksham hamstring) — due to return to full training shortly.
19. Mitch Hannan (knee) — return in the middle of the first half of the season.
27. Aaron Nietschke (ACL surgery) — season
35. Oskar Baker — not selected.
37. Kade Chandler — not selected.
38. Tim Smith — left training early on Thursday.
43. Guy Walker (shoulder surgery) — return date not available.
46. Austin Bradtke — not selected.

You can add

11. Max Gawn - emergency - rested

14. Michael Hibberd - emergency - rested

22. Aaron vandenBerg - emergency - rested

39. Neville Jetta - emergency - rested

February 28, 20196 yr

11 hours ago, Earl Hood said:

But they will be playing JLT’s on Heard Island in summer by then.

They better have stringent drug testing then.

March 1, 20196 yr

I'm not convinced the so called "emergencies" aren't playing! Waiting for confirmation from MFC of final selection.

March 1, 20196 yr

18 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Round 1 1994 V's Geelong.

From memory a hot one...and a hot 65 pint win.

65 pints! That's heroic! I usually pass out after 15.

March 1, 20196 yr

The biggest challenge will not be driving up the highway or standing in the heat, but it will be avoiding the Richmond fans who are up and about again. Just say over and over again to yourself ""this is just a practice game, this is just a practice game, and it does not count.."

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