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GAMEDAY: PM02 vs Kangaroos

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2 minutes ago, AshleyH30 said:

You must be there. Live stream is about 5 seconds behind your posts.

Cute goal

 

early days, given hes was drafted months ago, but Comben for them is a nice lead up at the ball

 

Spargo has started really well. Watching him close up and he’s made some smart decisions in traffic.


Omac takes a strong pack mark. Hits a target. Rivers than turns it over and cost us a goal.

1 minute ago, Wiseblood said:

Classic turnover there.

Yep, poor kick by Rivers straight to an opponent 

 
Just now, binman said:

Omac takes a strong pack mark. Hits a target. 

I almost fainted.


Just now, Brownie said:

Yep, poor kick by Rivers straight to an opponent 

good, he'll learn from it.

OMac is a pretty good kick, doesnt miss many. Thats not an issue.

Spargo and Brown playing well. Melksham slotted a nice goal.

It really is a step up from VFL and although no one is going in very hard, its a good match. Havent seen Bradtke get many hitouts yet.

If we can take anything from a scratch match, and really you can't read too much into it, there are some positives.

Rivers, outside of the late turnover, has look good with ball in hand and shows composure.

Spargo did some nice things and it's good to see him hit a few targets and get to position well.

Melksham is a cut above the rest but, most pleasingly, is looking really fit.

Gus and Fritsch haven't had a major impact but will get better as the game rolls on.


1 minute ago, Damo said:

OMac is a pretty good kick, doesnt miss many. Thats not an issue.

The anti frost

Anyone know the names & numbers of the casey players?  One of them is in #17...

Thanks for the reports.

What position is Spargo playing?

Just now, Vagg said:

Anyone know the names & numbers of the casey players?  One of them is in #17...

Munro. Mitch Lewis is 37. Don't know the rest of them.


Just now, TeamPlayedFine39 said:

Thanks for the reports.

What position is Spargo playing?

Half forward.

1 minute ago, AshleyH30 said:

Is there any wind there?

Slight breeze.  Perfect conditions. Ground in top nick.

Besides the turn over, Rivers has been good as has Spargo.

 
1 minute ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

memo to rivers: don't go short back into the corridor from back pocket!

Exactly what Tomlinson was saying to Lockhart after Lockhart went inboard and turned the ball over leading to North’s first goal. Interesting listening as the North player was lining up. Tomlinson basically told him there was no need to go toward the centre at all. He praised him for the nifty footwork but Tomlinson had led to the boundary and that’s where the ball should have gone.

If it comes down to a tall forward choice between Brown and Weid, then Weid will need to lift considerably 


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