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CHANGES: Rd 19 vs St. Kilda

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1 hour ago, Philthy said:

OUT: Viney (No need to risk him) Lewis (Thanks for your service) Petty (Injury) 

IN: Weid, Baker (Much needed run) , JKH (Although not part of our future, VFL Form warrants selection.)

As what you think will happen or what you want to happen?

No way Lewis is getting dropped.

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    In: running players

    Pit: inside mids/utilities

    Baker must come in though perhaps Goody thinks we need more inside grunt.

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    22 hours ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Gawn is a better forward than Smith and Preuss.

    Preuss will dominate the ruck easily. You don't need a mobile ruckman every week. Just ask Richmond and Essendon who are doing fine with a lesser ruckman.

    Weideman perhaps but he hasn't shown anything much

    generally Id concur..... but  getting/marking ball seems a very different thing from Kicking said ball 

    If someone could show Maxy how the drop of the ball SHOULD go  then Im all for this

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    The stats don't tell the story. Lockhart shut Ryan and Cameron out of the game.  Has been quietly going about his business as a lockdown player with excellent results.  Stays in for mine.

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    I hope we play May forward. We know he is a gun defender but let's see if he can be the solution in our forward line along side TMac for next year. Our backline has enough depth with Frost, Lever, Jetta, Hibberd, Salem, Hore, Jones, OMac and Petty.

    I also would like Lever to play on the second best key forward rather than be given the easy task.

    It is pretty clear that Preuss is a ruckman and not a forward, so I think he needs to be dropped.

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    1 hour ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    As what you think will happen or what you want to happen?

    No way Lewis is getting dropped.

    Want to Happen.

    With the season being a complete write off, I don't see any value having Lewis play.

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