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ANB has to go.  Surely his time has come.  Stretch might get a look in for him, or Garlett.  In fact I'd like to see Jeffy in the side.

Frost and Oscar should go, too... but who for?  Unless they send Tom back, we don't have anyone else.  Edit - Totally forgot about Petty.  Hopefully he plays well for Casey on the weekend and gets a run.

What about Preuss?  Maybe Keilty gets a look in?

I dunno really.  No idea where to start.

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OUT: ANB, O. McDonald, Weideman,  KK

IN: Petty, T. Smith, Preuss, Stretch

 

Team and positions they should play:

 

FB: Jetta Frost (Franklin) Hibberd

HB: J. Wagner Petty (Reid) Salem

Centre: T. McDonald Oliver Harmes

HF: Petracca Melksham Fritsch

FF: Lockhart T. Smith C. Wagner

Foll: Gawn Viney Brayshaw

Int: Preuss Jones Stretch Hunt

I don’t want Frost in the team but he’s our only option for Franklin.

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20 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Weideman . Lockhart. Jones. Just stay in 

Weid still not strong enough, gets pushed off his line far too easily.

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What's the point in naming ANB and Oscar as out. Goody absolutely loves these 2 spuds and will not in the world ever drop them.

Makes me physically sick knowing they will play next week.

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6 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

What's the point in naming ANB and Oscar as out. Goody absolutely loves these 2 spuds and will not in the world ever drop them.

ANB will have a good game in Round 15 thereby justifying the 14 putrid games before then. So, we are stuck with him

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Outs: Anyone we dont want injured.

 Ins:  Early post-season surgery

         Positional experimentation

         Questionable rotations

         Forwards playing back

         Backs playing forward.

 

 

Only joking, we already know that doesnt work in the long run.

(Besides, it wouldnt happen until AFTER we lose the next 2 matches :roos:)

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Pending any injuries out of the vfl hit out...

OUT: KK, T Mac, O Mac, ANB
IN: Spargo, Petty, Garlett, Keilty

jones and frost both deserve to be dropped, hibberd and fritsch borderline the same, trac was better this week than last week but could probably still go...unfortunately there's really not much to come in

KK looks like the second coming of Cale Morton

B: Jetta - Frost - J Wagner
HB: Salem - Petty - Hibberd
? Fritsch - Brayshaw - Harmes
HF: Petracca - Weideman - C Wagner
F: Spargo - Melksham - Hunt
Foll: Gawn - Oliver - Viney
I/c: Jones - Stretch - Garlett - Keilty
Emerg: Preuss - Hore - Sparrow - Jordon

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